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VTPRTOFF(1)               USER COMMANDS               VTPRTOFF(1)


NNAAMMEE
       vtprtoff,vtprton  -  turn  off  or  on printer attached to
       local terminal

SSYYNNOOPPSSIISS
       vvttpprrttooffff [ --ddDDeeEEhhllqqQQNNttvvww ] [ --LL _v_t_p_r_i_n_t_c_a_p ] [ --TT _t_e_r_m_t_y_p_e
       ] [ --VV _d_e_v_i_c_e ]

       vvttpprrttoonn  [ --ddDDeeEEhhllqqQQNNttvvww ] [ --LL _v_t_p_r_i_n_t_c_a_p ] [ --TT _t_e_r_m_t_y_p_e
       ] [ --VV _d_e_v_i_c_e ]

DDEESSCCRRIIPPTTIIOONN
       vvttpprrttooffff is a simple program that turns off (or on)  redi-
       rection of ASCII text to a printer connected to a terminal
       or terminal emulator.  It uses terminal  escape  sequences
       to achieve this end.

OOPPTTIIOONNSS
       --dd     Use  the tty device file instead of stdout for out-
              put.  This is defined as //ddeevv//ttttyy on  this  system.
              (This  is  operating  system  specific and may vary
              from system to system.)

       --DD     Use the stdout stream for output, rather than a tty
              device file.

       --ee     Forces  vvttpprrttooffff  to  ignore  the  TERM environment
              variable and use the builtin control codes instead.

       --EE     Undoes  the  effect  of the --ee option, which allows
              vvttpprrttooffff  to  attempt   to   find   an   entry   in
              //uussrr//llooccaall//lliibb//vvttpprriinntt//vvttpprriinnttccaapp   for   the  TERM
              value and use the corresponding control codes.

       --hh     Print out a simple usage message.

       --ll     Print out the license agreement.

       --LL _v_t_p_r_i_n_t_c_a_p
              Specifies an  alternate  file  to  use  instead  of
              //uussrr//llooccaall//lliibb//vvttpprriinntt//vvttpprriinnttccaapp.

       --qq     Quiet  mode.  Suppress various status messages from
              being displayed.

       --QQ     Cancels the effect of the --qq option, allowing  nor-
              mal progress reporting to occur.

       --tt     Force  the  use  of  the TERM variable to perform a
              look up of the control  sequences  to  be  used  in
              //uussrr//llooccaall//lliibb//vvttpprriinntt//vvttpprriinnttccaapp.   If an entry in
              that file can't be found, vvttpprrttooffff will abort  with
              an error.




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VTPRTOFF(1)               USER COMMANDS               VTPRTOFF(1)


       --TT _t_e_r_m_t_y_p_e
              Use  the  value of _t_e_r_m_t_y_p_e instead of the value of
              the  TERM  environment  variable  when   performing
              lookups in //uussrr//llooccaall//lliibb//vvttpprriinntt//vvttpprriinnttccaapp.

       --vv     Display version information.

       --VV _d_e_v_i_c_e
              Specifies  an  alternate  device  file  instead  of
              //ddeevv//ttttyy to use.

       --ww     Display important warranty waiver information.   NO
              WARRANTY!

EENNVVIIRROONNMMEENNTT
       TERM   the  type  of  the terminal vvttpprrttooffff will assume is
              being used.

       VTPRINT
              string of options to be used by vvttpprrttooffff..

AAUUTTHHOORR
       vvttpprrttooffff was written by Garrett D'Amore, on June  5,  1994
       and  last  modified  on  October  25, 1994.  It is heavily
       derived from a similar program, called llpprriinntt,, by the same
       author.   He  can  be  reached via Internet e-mail at gar-
       rett@sciences.sdsu.edu.

DDIISSTTRRIIBBUUTTIIOONN
       The latest version of vvttpprrttooffff is available as part of the
       vvttpprriinntt  package,  and can be obtained by anonymous ftp at
       ftp.sdsu.edu in the //ppuubb//vvttpprriinntt directory.   Please  read
       the IINNDDEEXX and RREEAADDMMEE files before downloading.

       If  you do not have ftp availability, then you can request
       a uuencoded copy of vvttpprriinntt be sent to you via e-mail from
       the  author.   The  author  is  also willing to make other
       arrangements as needed, within certain limitations.

CCOOPPYYRRIIGGHHTT
       vvttpprrttooffff is copyrighted 1994, by Garrett D'Amore.  It  may
       be  freely  redistributed or modified, so long as this and
       any other copyright notices are included in their original
       form  with  the program.  The user is granted the right to
       use this program without limitation.

DDIISSCCLLAAIIMMEERR
       vvttpprrttooffff is provided WITHOUT WARRANTY.  The user agrees to
       indemnify  the  author  from  any claims of damage or loss
       arising from the use of or inability to use this  program.
       In other words, USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!

FFIILLEESS
       //uussrr//llooccaall//lliibb//vvttpprriinntt//vvttpprriinnttccaapp



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VTPRTOFF(1)               USER COMMANDS               VTPRTOFF(1)


SSEEEE AALLSSOO
       llpprr(1), vvttpprriinntt(1), vvttpprriinnttccaapp(5)























































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