Muttprint 0.73 This program is distributed under the terms of the GPL and can be freely copied.

Usage: muttprint [option]... [-f file] Options: PLEASE NOTICE: These options override the corresponding settings in ~/.muttprintrc and /etc/Muttprintrc. -h, --help This help. -v, --version Prints the current version of Muttprint. --print-locale Prints out information about the current locale environment and exits. -f [file], --file [file] Reads from file instead of STDIN. -p [printername], --printer [printername] Uses a specific printer. "-" stands for STDOUT For printing to a file use TO_FILE:/path/to/file -C [print command], --printcommand [print command] Sets the printing command. "$PRINTER" is substituted by the printer name. CUPS support is turned on by "CUPS" (or set it to any command which containes the string "$CUPS_OPTIONS"). -i [file], --penguin [file] Sets the picture printed on the first page. -x, --x-face | -nox, --nox-face Turn printing of X-Faces on/off. -t [number], --speed [number] Time in seconds which the printer needs for one page. -w [number], --wait [number] Time between printing odd and even pages for manual duplex printing. -F [fontname], --font [fontname] Font family for printing. Possible values are: Latex, Latex-bright, Times, Utopia, Palatino, Charter and Bookman -H, --headrule | -noH, --noheadrule Turn printing of the headrule on or off. -b, --footrule | -nob, --nofootrule Turn printing of the footrule on or off. -S Style | --frontstyle Style Choose a style for the headers on the first page: plain, border (default), Border, fbox, shadowbox, ovalbox, Ovalbox, doublebox, grey, greybox. Read the manual for a detailed description of this values. -a [headers], --printed-headers [headers] Headers that should be printed. See manpage/manual for details. Example: /Date/_To_From_*Subject* -P [paperformat], --paper [paperformat] Paper format: "letter" (US) or "A4" (Europe). -e [string], --date [string] original: prints the date as it is in the header local: converts to local time zone and language -E [string], --date-format [string] date format string: see strftime(3) for details -A [string], --addressformat [string] Specifies the format of the mail address in the header, see manpage or documentation for details. -n [string], --verbatimnormal [string] Is used for setting the formating of the normal mail text. Read the user's guide and the manpage for details. -V [string], --verbatimsig [string] Same as --verabtimnormal, but this sets the formating of the signature. -D, --debug | -noD, --nodebug Writes useful information to a logfile /tmp/muttprint.log. -B, --background | -noB, --nobackground Puts Muttprint in the background after reading the mail data. (prints no error messages anymore) -d, --duplex | -nod, --noduplex Enables or disables duplex printing. -g [number], --topmargin [number] Top margin in millimeters -G [number], --bottommargin [number] Bottom margin in millimeters -j [number], --leftmargin [number] Left margin in millimeters -J [number], --rightmargin [number] Right margin in millimeters -2 | -1 Print one or two pages of text on one side of a sheet. Corresponds to "papersave mode". -s, --rem_sig | -nos, --norem_sig Removes the signature (separated by "-- ") in the printing. --sig_regexp [Regular expression] Specifies the regular expression used to recognize the signature. -q, --rem_quote | -noq, --norem_quote Remove quoted paragraphs from the printed text. -z [size], --fontsize [size] Font size: 10pt, 11pt, 12pt (only these values are accepted) -W [number], --wrapmargin [number] Specifies the maximum length of a line before it gets wrapped. -r [file], --rcfile [file] Specifies an additional configuration file. Please report bugs to <lukas.ruf@lpr.ch>.