PDQ(1) Linux PDQ(1) pdq printing manuals pdq printing manuals JANUARY 2000 NAME pdq - print one or more files SYNOPSIS pdq [-h | --help] [--debug-rc] [-d | -P printer ] [-ooption] [- aVAR=value [-Ooption] [-AVAR=value DESCRIPTION pdq prints the listed files, or STDIN if none is listed. The printer is selected with the -d or -P flag. If none is given, the job is sent to the default printer. Driver options and arguments are specified with the -o and -a flags respectively. Interface options and arguments are specified with the -O and -A flags respectively. To show printer-specific options and arguments, pass the -h or --help flag, and at the same time select a particular printer with the -d or -P flag. OPTIONS -a VAR=value Set driver argument VAR to value. -A VAR=value Set interface argument VAR to value. -d printer Send job to printer. The -P option may also be used to select printer. -h, --help Show summary usage. If no printer is selected, a list of available printers will be displayed. If a printer is selected, available options and arguments will be displayed. --debug-rc Be verbose as resources are defined, redefined, and deleted, and as options and parameters are set, then exit. Hacking a driver and nothing happens? Are you hacking the wrong file? Use this option to see where that pesky driver is hiding. -o option Select driver option option. -O option Select interface option option. -P printer Send job to printer. The -d option may also be used to select printer. - 1 - Formatted: March 29, 2024 PDQ(1) Linux PDQ(1) pdq printing manuals pdq printing manuals JANUARY 2000 FILES ${prefix}/printrc The system wide configuration file. See printrc(5) for further details. ~/.printrc Per user configuration file. See printrc(5) for further details. AUTHOR Jacob A. Langford <langford@uiuc.edu> SEE ALSO xpdq(1), printrc(5), pdqstat(1) - 2 - Formatted: March 29, 2024