Anybody have experience with enscript? I'm using it in a perl script that
automatically decrypts and prints files as they are FTP'd in. The text files have
columns for account number, name, amount, etc. All the columns line up nicely when
viewing these file with ls, more, or mc. However, when they are printed using the
command:
enscript -Ssetpapertray:1 -r -d lexmark2 foo.bar
the columns no longer line up correclty with the headings. It looks like the Name
column (which is the first column that varies in width) is "pushing" the remaining
columns to the right depending on how long the name is. Is there any way to get
enscript to honor the layout of the original text file?
I've also tried to use lpr to print the file, but it only prints the first line of
the file. Should I try to get lpr to work, or keep trying to tweak enscript?
Thanks,
Doug
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