Hi, Does anyone know if there has been any recent effort to get line number printing into print-ps? (Version 3.05 mentions this in the to do list, but it looks like this was a few years ago.) I'd like to be able to print from here rather than enscript or a2ps so I can retain my color formatting. Equivalently, is there anybody who knows how to print on screen glyphs? Thank you, David Ross Goldberg drgoldberg(a)boeing.com The Boeing Company Boeing Satellite Systems ---------------------- Forwarded by David R Goldberg/ES/HSC/HUGHES on 11/10/2000 02:45 PM --------------------------- "Chen, Jerry G" <Jerry_Chen(a)AIMFUNDS.COM&gt; on 11/10/2000 12:50:06 PM To: &quot;&#39;David.Goldberg(a)HSC.com&#39;&quot; <David.Goldberg(a)HSC.com&gt; cc: Subject: RE: Line Numbers Mode David, The line numbers that my extension displays on the screen are used only for visual editing. It's sort illusion 'cause the numbers are not part of the buffer contents. (I use something called text-glyph attached to an elisp object called extent at the beginning of each line on the screen). To my knowledge, XEmacs has no built-in support for printing image or text glyph shown on the screen in the buffers. It's possible to hack it out, but I guess it's difficult in general. If you want to print line numbers, you can try a great GNU tool, called enscript. I don't know if ps-print calls enscript at the backend. enscript generates ps file before sending to a ps printer, and there's an option, -C, to enable line-number-printing: http://people.ssh.fi/mtr/genscript/ I wrote an enscript.el to interface with the program. It's only for my personal use, and never got around to make it public. If you know how to mess with elisp, I can email you a copy. Here is a snapshot... Regards, Jerry Chen -- ps: I finally adopted an English first name when I became a US citizen last year. So please don't think I am another guy. :) (See attached file: xemacs--enscript-gui.gif)