RE:Impresiones incompletas UNIX
Es un comando de Unix
aqui te muestro parte del manual y un ejemplo
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Commands Reference, Volume 4, n - r
qprt Command
Purpose
Starts a print job.
Syntax
qprt [ -a PreviewOption ] [ -A Level ] [ -b BottomMargin ] [ -B Value ] [ -c ] [ -C ] [ -d InputDataType ]
[ -D "User" ] [ -e EmphasizedOpt ] [ -E DblHigh ] [ -f Filter ] [ -F Name ] [ -g Begin ] [ -G Coord ] [ -h
"Header" ] [ -H "HostName" ] [ -i Indent ] [ -I FontPath ] [ -j Init ] [ -J Restore ] [ -k Color ] [ -K
Condense ] [ -l Length ] [ -L LineWrap ] [ -m Message ] [ -M MessageFile ] [ -n ] [ -N NumberCopies ] [ -O
PaperHand ] [ -p Pitch ] [ -P Queue [ :QueueDevice ] ] [ -Q Value] [ -q Quality ] [ -r ] [ -R Priority ] [
-s NameType ] [ -S Speed ] [ -t TopMargin ] [ -T "Title" ] [ -u PaperSrc ] [ -U Directional ] [ -v
LinesPerIn ] [ -V Vertical ] [ -w PageWidth ] [ -W DblWide ] [ -x LineFeed ] [ -X CodePage ] [ -y DblStrike
] [ -Y Duplex ] [ -z Rotate ] [ -Z FormFeed ] [ -# { j | H | v } ] [ -= OutputBin ]{ File | - } ...
Description
The qprt command creates and queues a print job to print the file specified by the File parameter. To print
a file from standard input, specify a - (dash) instead of a file name. If you specify multiple files, then
they all together make up one print job. The qprt command prints the files in the order you specify them.
To print a file, you must have read access to it. Using the -r flag you can remove a file after printing
it. To remove a file, you must have write access to the directory that contains it. If you want the qprt
command to notify you when a print job completes, specify the -n flag.
Ejemplo
qprt -P desa -l59 -slineprinter -b0 -t0 -p17 -v8 -z0 -Bnn Archivo.txt
-P desa = cola de impresion o nombre de la impresora
-l59 = 59 linea por paginas