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Easy control of which printer the files will be printed from,
the paper size and whether to print in landscape or portrait.
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Any font, of any size, known to the computer can be used to print the files.
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Several files can be selected and printed at once.
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Multiple copies handled.
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Preview of how many lines are in the current file, and how many pages
it will take to print it.
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Postscript and binary files are automatically recognized.
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Options to display a header and / or footer containing details
of the filename, the page number and the date & time that the
file was created, last modified & printed (or a subset of these).
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Line numbers can be included.
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A border can be drawn around the page.
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The maximum number of lines per page can be set, for example to
a round number.
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2-up and 4-up printing is supported.
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The lines can be printed with single, one and a half, or double
spacing. Useful for leaving space for annotations or corrections.
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The margins at the top, bottom, left and right of each page can
be changed.
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ASA control sequence output, as used by many Fortran programs,
can be handled.
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Comments in C++ source files can be highlighted, making them stand
out from the code.
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Tab characters can be replaced with any number of spaces.
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Files can be dragged and dropped onto the Imprint icon.
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A folder can be 'watched', and any files that are modified or
created in it automatically printed.
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Printing can be deferred until later. Useful for printing large
numbers of files at night so as not to hog the printer during
the day.
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Imprint can be run without a gui interface from the command line in
a dos window or from a batch file.
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