2up
Copyright 1998 Michael A. Quinlan

1. Purpose
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This program prints text files in 2-up format, with two pages on each
sheet of paper. This saves paper since only half as many sheets are
required.

2. Installation
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This program is a 32-bit console (command line) application. Copy
the 2up.exe program to any directory that you want to run it from.
No other programs, setup, or installation is required.

Optionally, you can use the 2UP environment variable to set default
options. For example, you could place the following statement in
your autoexec.bat file to set the default tab length to 8 characters:

SET 2UP=/TAB:8

3. Status
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This program is distributed as Freeware. There are no charges or fees
for using it.

4. Distribution Status
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This program may be freely distributed as long as my copyright notice
is retained.

5. Contact Information
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Michael A. Quinlan
11719 West Arlen Street
Boise, Idaho  83713
mikeq@primenet.com

6. Usage
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2up path [/start:n] [/tab:n] [/[no]duplex] [/bars[:n]] [/file:filename]

path     = File name(s) to print. Wildcards are allowed.
start    = Starting page number. The default is 1 (the first page).
tab      = Tab size. The default is 4.
duplex   = Print even pages, pause, print odd pages. The default is
           noduplex.
bars     = Print bars across the page. n is the density. The default
           is no bars; if /bars is specified without a density, the
           default is 10 (10% grayscale).
file     = Print to a file instead of to the printer.

7. Examples
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2up abc.* *.cpp /tab:8 /bars:10

Prints all the files named abc.* and *.cpp in the current directory.
Tabstops are set every 8 characters and bars (10% grayscale) are
printed across the page to help improve readability.

2up c:\config.sys

Prints the config.sys file to the default printer with the default tab
setting (tabstops every 4 characters) and no bars across the page.

2up bigfile.txt /start:49

Prints bigfile.txt starting with the 49th sheet. This is useful if the
last part of a large file needs to be reprinted due to a printer error
such as a paper jam.