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This simple piece of code worked by printing the line numbers where field 6 ends with DM: [code] awk ' $6 ~/.*DM$/ { print "PROCESS DM AT LINE ", NR continue } { print "PROCESS NON DM AT LINE ", NR }' [\code]

This posting process insists on editing the last two lines, they should read print keyarr[i]>"uniq" with i enclosed in square brackets after keyarr

Ok, I missed the last part. To get the last record with each key try this: awk -F'^' '{ keys=$2","$4 if (keys in keyarr) print keyarr[keys] > "dups" keyarr[keys] = $0 } END { for (i in keyarr) print keyarr[i] > "uniq" }'

Try this: awk -F'^' '{ keys=$2","$4 if (keys in keyarr) print >> "dups" else { keyarr[keys] print >> "uniq" } }' ttfile

The character and pitch I'm using on a particular pre-printed form works great. The form has a narrow left margin and a narrow right margin, and I just need to print one more char without squeezing the characters closer together. The characters I'm trying to print are money values e.g...

Thanks, that works perfect with a value of -65. After a few print tests, it took a while to notice that the right margin is being clipped. The pitch is set to 12 and prints 96 chars on a line, unfortunately I need to print 97. The right margin escape sequence and all documentation I can find...

My company has pre-printed stationary which requires printing to start between 1/8" and 1/4" from the left edge, but we have not been able to set the left margin to less than 1/4". Is there any way using PCL to send a text file from UNIX to the printer to use a margin of less...