#	Aliases for small print (paper- and space-saving)
#		and modified format on printers.
#
# After you source this file in the csh on a unix system, the commands
# "Lpr", "spew", "minispew" and "microspew" should give variants of the
# standard "lpr" command for printing plain text, as described in the
# chart below.  The last three print material in smaller-print
# multi-column format.  I added the "Lpr" alias in 2007, after a change
# in our Department's software caused the "lpr" command to give a
# different sort of output from what I was used to (point-size 11
# instead of 10, and flush with the left margin instead of indented).
# "Lpr" restores the earlier behavior.
#
# I am not an expert in flavors of unix.  I run csh in a Solaris
# environment.  If you find it doesn't work as described on some other
# unix context, let me know.
#
# command|point|cols per|lines per|lines per |  comments
#	 | size|  page  | column  | page
#  Lpr	      10    1   x   66   =    66
#  spew	       6    2   x  106   =   212  small, but not hard to read
#  minispew    4    3   x  149   =   447  very small
#  microspew   3    4   x  186   =   744  some can read it, some can't
#					  (~1000% space saved over Lpr)
#
# If you find these aliases useful, you might copy the lines
# of this file not beginning with "#" into your .cshrc file
#
alias   Lpr       'enscript -f Courier10 -i6 -B'
alias	spew      'enscript -f Courier6          -2 -B'
alias	minispew  'enscript -f Courier4 --columns=3 -B'
alias	microspew 'enscript -f Courier3 --columns=4 -B'
#
# If you don't like these names, you can, of course, modify them.