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- LASEIT 3.30 - Copyright (C) 1987 by Rich Leggitt
-
- Usage: LASEIT filespec [options]
- Wildcards are legal in the filespec. NOTE: If filespec is '.', LASEIT will
- setup options marked with '*' and return to DOS.
-
- Any or all of these options can be used:
- -Anumber ... print Alternate pages, 1 for even pages, 2 for odd pages.
- -Bnumber ... page number to Begin print on, default is page 1.
- * -Cnumber ... Characters per line, default is 80.
- -Enumber ... page number to End print on, default is page 32767.
- -H"string" . string to print as page Header, default is "" (header off).
- * -Lnumber ... Lines per page, default is 66.
- * -Mnumber ... spaces in left Margin, default is 0.
- * -Nnumber ... Number of copies to make of each page, default is 1.
- -Onumber ... Output printer number. Default is 1 (LPT1:).
- * -S ......... print each page Sideways.
- -T"string" . string to print as page Trailer, default is "" (trailer off).
- -V ......... Verify each file before printing, useful with wildcards.
- -Xnumber.... spaces in tab eXpansion, 0 passes tabs unchanged. Default is 8.
-
- Example: LASEIT filespec -B1 -C80 -E32767 -H"" -L66 -M0 -N1 -T"" -X8
- This is the same as using LASEIT with no options, since these are the defaults.
-
- These macros can be used when defining header and trailer strings:
- \F for the current file name \N for the current page number.
- \D for the system date \T for the system time.
- \C anywhere in the string causes it to be centered.
-
- Examples: -H"File is \F, printed on \D at \T" <- show file and print date & time
- -T"\CPage \N" <- number each page
-
- This program was developed as SHAREWARE, and took about 400 hours
- to design, develop, and debug. If you use LASEIT often, please show
- your support by sending $25.00 to:
-
- Rich Leggitt
- PO Box 6607
- Salinas, Ca. 93912-6607
-
- If you have questions or suggestions, I may be contacted through
- the WESTLOG BBS (408)-394-6234.
-