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esova@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (Edward R Sova) writes:

>I have Borland's TC++1.0, and BC++2.0 at work, they (Borland) 
>have a terrible way to print out source code!  When I print 
>out code, I'd like to have page header's, line numbers, 
>pagination, date/time stamp, printer control for condensed 
>print for those really ugly nests, and have it all spooled up 
>so I can keep going.  Now that doesn't seem to much to ask 

I use Source Print from Aldebaran Laboratories. It's in the 
Programmers Warehouse catalog (or was last time I looked).

It handles C, FORTRAN, BASIC, Modula 2, dBase, Pascal...

It will indent, bold-face or capitalize keywords (and you can
define extra "keywords"). It'll also do stuff like draw lines
linking the begining and end of things like if-then sequences,
cases, loops, etc or generate a table of contents listing the
routines and what page they start on. Or generate a cross-reference
listing for all variables and functions/procedures.

It *won't* spool stuff, but it can print to a file. (heck, with 
the right options, I use it for reformatting source!)

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