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Eddy Beliveau, Ecole HEC, 514-340-6073, [log in to unmask]

You may want to look at getting a 3rd party package such as ESPUL (RAC Consulting - 360-357-9572) which can make this fairly simple.  Give them a call and they will be able to answer your questions.  Note that there are other packages that do this too (from Quest, Minisoft, etc) as well but since I'm not familiar with them I'll let others comment on them.

Gary Dietz
Walla Walla College
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>>> Bruce Storer <[log in to unmask]> 05/26 10:25 AM >>>
I hope someone can explain some of this to me or offer a sample setup from their
environment!

I am currently trying to gain an understanding of ALL the options available to
control printouts.  I am primarily concerned about the format of the printouts
(portrait/landscape, duplex/simplex etc..)  We are getting away from impact
printers moving towards printing everything on HP (5si) laser printers.  I
would like to make a global change so that everything going to dev=14(impact
printer) would be changed to Dev=6(HP 5si) Landscape/Duplex.  I understand I
will have exceptions, I'll deal with them separately.  Where should I make this
change (NPCONFIG)?  Although I am aware of Setup_file, Environment and Format
files I don't truly understand when to use them or how they are different.  In
addition, how and where is the device LP defined?  Are there printer escape
sequences setup in a file somehow for LP?

Most IMPORTANT, how are Setup_file for NPCONFIG, Environment and Format files
modified?

TIA
Bruce Storer
HP3000
MPEi/x 5.5
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