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3: pr Command pr
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8: Paginate and print files
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10: pprr [ _o_p_t_i_o_n_s ] [ _f_i_l_e ...]
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12: pr paginates each named file and sends it to the standard output.
13: The file name `-' means standard input. If no file is named, pr
14: reads the standard input.
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16: Each page has a header that gives the date, file name, and page
17: and line numbers. pprr may be used with the following options.
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19: + _s_k_i_p
20: Skip the first skip pages of each input file.
21:
22: -_N Print the text in N columns. This is used to print out
23: material that was typed in one or more columns.
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25: -hh _h_e_a_d_e_r
26: Use header in place of the text name in the title. If
27: _h_e_a_d_e_r is more than one word long, it must be enclosed in
28: quotation marks.
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30: -ll_N Set the page length to N lines (default, 66).
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32: -mm Print the texts simultaneously, in separate columns. Each
33: text will be assigned an equal amount of width on the page,
34: and any lines longer than that width will be truncated.
35: This is used to print several similar texts or listings
36: simultaneously.
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38: -nn Number each line as it is printed.
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40: -ss_c Separate each column by the character c. You can separate
41: columns with a letter of the alphabet, a period, or an as-
42: terisk. Normally, each column is left justified in a fixed-
43: width field.
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45: -tt Suppress the printing of the header on each page, and the
46: header and footer space.
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48: -ww_N Set the page width to N columns (default, 80). Text lines
49: are truncated to fit the column width. The maximum width is
50: 256 columns.
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52: ***** See Also *****
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54: cat, commands, nroff
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56: ***** Diagnostics *****
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58: Messages are written on the standard error.
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