riddle@emory.UUCP (Larry Riddle) (01/17/86)
This is perhaps a routine question, but as I'm not very familiar yet with ditroff, ptroff, etc. I thought I would ask it here - Sometimes with a long document, I want to print only a specific range of pages, not the whole thing. How can I do this easily without cutting those pages out of the document and putting them into a separate file to print? Any suggestions? -- Larry Riddle Emory University Dept of Math and CS Atlanta, Ga 30322 {akgua,sb1,gatech,decvax}!emory!riddle USENET riddle@emory CSNET riddle.emory@csnet-relay ARPANET
jlw@ariel.UUCP (J.WOOD) (01/20/86)
> Sometimes with a long document, I want to print only a specific > range of pages, not the whole thing. How can I do this easily > without cutting those pages out of the document and putting them > into a separate file to print? Use the -o<list> option of [nt]roff. Joe Wood <ariel!>titania!jlw