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I found that gs was clipping my output even though I had forced the page to the largest standard size, A0 The reason turned out to be that the PostScript document sent to gs by groff grops contained a %%DocumentMedia specification that was overriding Ghostscript's choice The solution was to give groff the command-line flag -p-P48i,48i The -p tells groff to pass the rest of the option to
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