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#    djscript - A text formatter for the HP DeskJet500 (tm) printer.
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#    Version 1.3; Copyright (C) 1993, 1994 Joerg Bullmann
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Changes between the versions:

Version 1.2 -> 1.3
==================

- option `-il' to ignore Ctrl-L formfeed characters
- optional horizontal and vertical lines between logical pages
- function skip_to_col(...) encapsulates HP DJ specific horizontal
  tabulating sequence

Version 1.11 -> 1.2
===================

- printing into a pipe via `-P:<piped_command>'
- quiet mode `-q'
- option -C<charset> to use different character sets
  (i.e. to print DOS files)
- option -sf[hv]<x> to specify horizontal and vertical spacing factors

Version 1.1 -> 1.11
===================

- Fixed: sometimes the last physical page was NOT printed, when
  printing standard input stream.
- Multicolumn output works now with left margin set.

Version 1.0 -> 1.1
==================

- Option -m[lrtb]<n> to set margins.
- Function escape(...) to issue escape sequences more easily.
- Fixed error in output in case of lines that fit exactly in
  length and the following line starts with a horizontal cursor
  motion control sequence.
- Fixed the printer setup: now 14 inch paper (US Legal) is fully
  used (84 lines portrait, 133 columns landscape)
