You have not specified your desired output format but from the things you've tried, it looks like you're not picky. This will produce correctly formatted, unwrapped html but it needs to be run on the actual man page file.
So, first locate the man file you're interested in:
$ man -w mmap
/usr/share/man/man2/mmap.2.gz
Them, run man2html
on it:
man2html /usr/share/man/man2/mmap2.2.gz > mmap.html
Or, simply
zcat $(man -w mmap) | man2html > mmap.html
The output looks like this:
man2html
was available in the Debian repository, I installed it with sudo apt-get install man2html
.
Once you have it in HTML, you can translate to other formats easily enough: Actually, these won't work, they'll wrap the line automatically again.
man2html /usr/share/man/man1/grep.1.gz | html2ps > grep.ps
man2html /usr/share/man/man1/grep.1.gz | html2ps | ps2pdf14 - grep.man.pdf
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The right place to set options for the (/this) printer, is in /opt/brother/Printers/mfc9340cdw/inf/
brmfc9340cdwrc
. The problem of always resulting in a DuplexTumble printing, was forced by the respective code-line (BRDuplex=DuplexTumble
) in this configurations file.
Setting the option in question to BRDuplex=DuplexNoTumble
, and restarting the cupsd service (in my case, using rc-service cupsd restart
for OpenRC) results in double-sided prints binded along a document's long-edge.
I came up to check for a file named like br(model name)rc only after reading this section of a relevant Ubuntu-Wiki page: http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Brother/Drucker#Problembehebung
Best Answer
Use
fold
. Extracts from theman
page:Use
fold
(maybe using the-s
option so that it doesn't break your lines mid-word) to set your document to about 80 characters wide and print:Or, to save the formatted version: