LPR(1)			 HP-UX 5.0			LPR(1)

     NAME
	  lpr - line printer spooler

     SYNOPSIS
	  lpr [ option ... ] [ name ... ]

     HP-UX COMPATIBILITY
	  Level:    HP-UX/STANDARD

	  Origin:   System III

     DESCRIPTION
	  Lpr causes the named files to be queued for  printing	 on  a
	  line	printer.   If  no  names appear, the standard input is
	  assumed; thus lpr may be used as a filter.  If the -d option
	  is absent, the printer /dev/lp is assumed.

	  The following options may  be	 given	(each  as  a  separate
	  argument and in any order) before any file name arguments:

	  -c	 Makes a copy of the file to be sent before  returning
		 to the user.
	  -r	 Removes the file after sending it.
	  -m	 When printing	is  complete,  reports	that  fact  by
		 mail(1).
	  -n	 Does  not  report  the	 completion  of	 printing   by
		 mail(1).  This is the default option.
	  -d	 Is followed by a printer name, and causes  output  to
		 be sent to that printer.

	  Note that lpr does not force a page-eject at the  end	 of  a
	  printing.   Thus, if printing stops in the middle of a page,
	  the upcoming header will not begin at the appropriate place.
	  The  most  common  solution to this is to pipe your printing
	  through pr(1).

     FILES
	  /etc/passwd		      user's	identification	   and
				      accounting data.
	  /usr/lib/lpd		      line printer daemon.
	  /usr/spool/printername/*    spool area.

     SEE ALSO
	  lpd(1), pr(1).