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lynx-dev LYNX: P(rint) cmd: appending? (was: how to include...)
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William December Starr |
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lynx-dev LYNX: P(rint) cmd: appending? (was: how to include...) |
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Fri, 28 Mar 2003 06:27:20 -0500 |
David Combs <address@hidden> said:
> Of course, I could do a series of prints
> (appends) and get what I want, but
> I really want to be able to hit just
> one key, p, and that only once.
This (perhaps) implies that there's some trick I don't know about
that allows one to use the p(rint) command to append text to an
existing file as opposed to saving it to a new file, a process which,
if there already exists a file of that name, overwrites the old one.
_Is_ there such an ability in Lynx? For me, the "printing options"
screen looks like this:
> Printing Options (Lynx Version 2.8.4rel.1)
>
> Document: file://localhost/net/u/1/w/wdstarr/bookmarks.html
> Number of lines: 46
> Number of pages: 1 page (approximately)
>
> Print options:
> Save to a local file
> Mail the file
> Print to the screen
> Print out on a printer attached to your vt100 terminal
> Specify at run-time
> Use LESS to view
Am I looking right at the answer and not seeing it?
-- William December Starr <address@hidden>
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