Re: Looking for a Rich-Text Format (RTF) to PS converter

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From: Mike Dixon
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 1992 23:51

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you can print an rtf file from the command line with
   open -p <file>

note, however, that this simply asks Edit to do the printing, so
   - you probably can't do this if you're not logged on at the console
   - Edit will give you a wait cursor until it's done formatting the file

this will, however, allow you to print a batch of files:

    foreach f (*.rtf)
    open -p $f
    end

                                             .mike.

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