Annotation of 42BSD/usr.bin/nroff/term/README, revision 1.1.1.1

1.1       root        1:        README  4.1     83/08/05
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                      3: Here are the currently supported types of printers:
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                      5: 37             default Model 37 TeleType
                      6: lpr            printer with no halfline/upline (link to crt and tn300)
                      7: 300            old DTC 300
                      8: 300-12         old DTC 300, 12 pitch
                      9: 302            DTC 302 or DTC 300s (link to 300s and dtc)
                     10: 302-12         DTC 302 or DTC 300s, 12 pitch (link to 300s-12 and dtc12)
                     11: 382            fancy DTC 382
                     12: 382-12         fancy DTC 382, 12 pitch
                     13: 450            DASI 450 or IPSI 1622 (link to ipsi)
                     14: 450-12         DASI 450 or IPSI 1622, 12 pitch (link to ipsi12)
                     15: 833            AJ 833 or AJ 832
                     16: 833-12         AJ 833 or AJ 832, 12 pitch
                     17: itoh           C:ITOH Prowriter
                     18: itoh12         C:ITOH Prowriter, 12 pitch
                     19: nec            NEC 55?0 or NEC 77?0 Spinwriter
                     20: nec12          NEC 55?0 or NEC 77?0 Spinwriter, 12 pitch
                     21: nec-t          NEC 55?0/77?0 Spinwriter, Tech-Math/Times-Roman thimble
                     22: qume           Qume Sprint 5 or 9
                     23: qume12         Qume Sprint 5 or 9, 12 pitch
                     24: xerox          Xerox 17?0 or Diablo 16?0
                     25: xerox12                Xerox 17?0 or Diablo 16?0, 12 pitch
                     26: x-ecs          Xerox/Diablo 1730/630, Extended Character Set
                     27: x-ecs12                Xerox/Diablo 1730/630, Extended Character Set, 12 pitch

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