MULTIPRINT(1)                                                   MULTIPRINT(1)



NAME
  multiprint - map multiple pages onto PostScript pages

SYNOPSIS
  multiprint [ -f font ] [ -F font ] [ -p factor ] [ -n name ] [ -P printer ]
  [ -d printer ] [ -h ] [ -r ] [ -s ] [ -c ] [ filename(s) ]

DESCRIPTION
  Multiprint maps pages from files to PostScript pages and sends the output
  to the line printer.  Each PostScript page will contain factor-by-factor
  pages from the files.

OPTIONS

  -f   Use font font to print the body of each page.

  -F   Use font font to print the title of each page.

  -p   Change factor from default of 2 to factor.  (-2 is a synonym for -p 2,
       -3 for -p 3, etc.)

  -n   Use name as the filename in the page headers when input is from stan-
       dard input.

  -P   On systems with the BSD lpr command, send output to printer instead of
       the default printer.

  -h   On systems with the BSD lpr command, suppress printing of the burst
       page.

  -d   On systems with the System V lp command, send output to printer
       instead of the default printer.

  -r   Output pages in row major order instead of column major.

  -s   Output to standard output instead of to the printer.

  -c   Minimize the number of output pages by not starting each file on a new
       page.

BUGS
  Tabs are expanded to spaces, which does not work well with proportionally
  spaced fonts.

AUTHOR
  Tom Davis, Silicon Graphics