#! /bin/sh
#
# Due to the shell, any option like -q="lpr -Pmyprinter" is parsed to
# CNPRINT as -q=lpr -Pmyprinter.  This simple shell program gets around it.
# It must be put under a directory included in the PATH, for example, 
# /usr/local/bin.  If you do not have root privilege, put it under 
# the current directory.
#
# I named it as "lpgen" and used "chmod 755 lpgen" to set file protection
#
# You are free to add any other "lpr" options.  Note that the "-Pgen" option
# specifies my printer "gen", you must change it.
#
/usr/bin/lpr -Pgen $1  
#
# Another way to use a second printer is to output the PS to stdout and 
# then direct it to "lpr", like
#
# cnprint file.gb -out | lpr -Pgen
#