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From: John Fieber <jfieber@indiana.edu>
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Subject: Default paper size
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Is there any place on the planet other than the USA that uses
8.5x11 inch paper?

I'm thinking of clever ways to set the paper size.  Basically

if (LANG is not set, or LANG == en_US.*)
  use US Letter
else
  use a4

Would this work for most people?  Of course, there would be a
manual override.

-john

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