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From: phil@RICE.ARPA
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Subject: Re:  cut marks in macro packages
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Date: Sun, 9-Sep-84 21:49:00 EDT
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Posted: Sun Sep  9 21:49:00 1984
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From:  William LeFebvre <phil@RICE.ARPA>

> Eeuuuuu gross.  Expecting cut marks to cause the page feed?  I would
> expect that the imagen just feeds a page every 11 inches.  Simplicity
> itself.

Too simple.  Vanilla troff (the one that produces codes for the CAT/4)
outputs some initial lead before the first page boundary.  Unless you
take the first tic mark as a reference point for the top of the
document, all of your pages will be printed about a half inch (I'm not
sure of the exact figure here) too low on the page.

                                William LeFebvre
				Department of Computer Science
				Rice University
                                <phil@Rice.arpa>