# This is an example /etc/spool_devices file

# Entry for the versatec, taken from a real live working description
# file.  We will use the standard header, make it unrestricted, and
# give a 66-line 132-col size.  /usr/lib/std_header writes a header
# naming the user, date, time, and title.

# This is the only actual entry in use here at eneevax.

device /dev/vp0 versatec vp vp0 va va0 varian vers
pagelen 66
linelen 132
formfeed
header /usr/lib/std_header
# old troff
exec troff /usr/lib/vcat -t
# rotated troff
exec rtroff /usr/lib/rvcat -t
# new troff, rotated, couple of bug fixes, new vtroff shell script
exec ntroff /usr/lib/nrvcat
# plot
exec plot /usr/lib/vpplot
# rotated plot
exec rplot /usr/lib/rvpplot
# another name for the same
exec vpplot /usr/lib/vpplot
exec rvpplot /usr/lib/rvpplot
# CIFPLOT stuff
exec vdmp /usr/lib/vdmp
# default to /usr/ucb/expand, plus pagefeed, if nothing else
exec "/usr/ucb/expand; /bin/echo \014"

# line printer
# can do formfeeds
device /dev/lp printer lp lp0 lineprinter
pagelen 66
linelen 80
unrestricted
formfeed
header /usr/lib/std_header
exec pr /bin/pr
exec /bin/cat

# Imagen
# we don't really have one, but this illustrates some other stuff
# no header
# we'll just suppose that it can't do formfeeds (even though I think it can)
device /dev/imagen imagen imprint imprint-10 laser
restricted
exec foo "bar baz \"xyzzy plugh\""
exec /usr/lib/imagen_stuff
