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#  $
#~group Printing

#~type string
#~views string
#~help
These three preferences (PreviewCommand, PSCPrintCommand, and PrintCommand) allow the user to specify what command to run when printing/previewing.  The preview command states what to run when asking to preview a file.  The pscprintcommand is used when asking to print a postscript file, and the printcommand is normally used when asking to print a ditroff output file.  The default values for these preferences vary from site to site.
#~endhelp
PreviewCommand:

PSCPrintCommand:

PrintCommand:

#~type string
#~views string
#~help
Specifies a pipeline of formatting programs for producing output for preview or print programs.  By default, the pipeline shown above will process your documents through troff with an output device type appropriate to the printer you will be using.  

Add this preference only when you need to include one of the troff pre-processors (e.g. pic, eqn, tbl) in your formatting pipeline.  Troff, or any one of the troff pre-processors which has a -T switch, should use $PRINTERTYPE to automatically select an output device type appropriate for the printer you have chosen.
#~endhelp
formatcommand: troff  -T$PRINTERTYPE /tmp/%s.n |

#~shadow
Printer: