Sorry, i did not reply to the list. On Tue, Dec 08, 2009 at 09:57:56AM +0100, Angel Spassov wrote: > Dear mutt users, > > I have installed 'muttprint' in order to print my mails nicely. > The preferred way for printing messages is on a local > file instead of sending them to a printing device. > 'muttprint' seems to produce Encapsulated PostScript files only, > i.e. using LaTeX and not pdfLaTeX to compile them. > > Is it possible to produce a nicely printed, _local_PDF_file_ when pressing > 'p'. > This is the corresponding entry in my .muttrc: > > set print_command="muttprint --printer TO_FILE:$HOME/Desktop/muttprint.eps > %s"
try something like:
set print_command="muttprint -p - | ps2pdf - mail.pdf"
well, some time ago, just for fun, i wrote a little script in python to
print email directly in pdf without the need of all the dependencies of
muttprint (read latex) but is a little bit raw and i think, because i don't
really know muttprint and latex, that muttprint is more powerful. if you
are interested on it i can put it online to the public mocking.
> Best,
> AS
m.
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