Printing a Box Using PostScript

If you are using a PostScript printer, you can use the Print field code to print a box anywhere on the page. This field can be added anywhere within your document, and affects the current page only. If you want it to affect every page, you can place the field code in the header or footer. To insert the field braces, press Ctrl+F9. With the insertion point between the braces, type the following as one long line:

Print \p page " /Lsize 1 def /Left 5 def /Top 6.5 def
/WidthBox 1.5 def /HeightBox 2 def /BeginX Left 72 mul def
/BeginY 11 Top sub 72 mul def Lsize setlinewidth BeginX
BeginY moveto WidthBox 72 mul 0 rlineto 0 HeightBox 72 mul
neg rlineto WidthBox 72 mul neg 0 rlineto closepath stroke "

There are a few variables in this code which you should adjust. These are the values assigned to Lsize, Left, Top, WidthBox, and HeightBox. Lsize represents the thickness, in points, of the actual line used to draw the border. The values right after the variable names Left and Top represent the number of inches to leave from the paper edges to the top left corner of the box. The values after the variables WidthBox and HeightBox represent the width and height of the box, respectively, in inches.