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Is there such a thing as a ready-made filter for printing landscape that can be used? We're running on Solaris 2.6 version. I'd try to find the file myself, but, my access to the system had expired. I know you can use lp -ylandscape, and would print the file in landscape fashion. Thanks in...

I've decided to create a new print port with its own printer interface program. I copied the netstandard file, for this is a network printer. Does changing the following make this printer always print landscape: CPI=12i LPI=8i or width=11i length=8i Thanks! Ann

I used lp with -ylandscape, and it worked that way.

Turns out the co-worker had his printer set for duplex. Take duplex off, and -o "duplex" does not work. Back to square one, which is: printer control -- make printer change modes, like landscape, duplex, etc., from its default settings, without going into the print control panel.

I gave this advice to a co-worker of mine, and -oduplex was correct.

Duplex printing -- lp with the -o "duplex" is the option to use? Thanks. - Ann

Without too much help from the docs.sun.com, and some search within this site, and some others, I'm still puzzled on how to send a document to print on two sides (duplex printing). Any clues? Does LP foot the bill with the -y parameter (mode) (like -y duplex)? Thanks, all! :-) Ann

I've been tasked to write something to direct a Xerox printer to orient itself to landscape, when a particular server, which I got the IP address, requests to print to it. Is it best written in Perl or Unix shell? We're on Solaris 2.6.