I often use ps-print-buffer to print out files, but I don't want the first few lines of the buffer to be printed. Here's the beginning of the buffer:
# -*- mode: org; -*-
# Last updated: <2017/12/12 18:37>
* First header
Say I want to cut everything up to the line * First header. I set
(setq ps-begin-cut-regexp "^# -\\*- mode: org; -\\*-$")
and the first line does not appear on the printout. But how to set ps-end-cut-regexp? I tried
(setq ps-end-cut-regexp "^\\* .*")
(setq ps-end-cut-regexp "^# Last updated: <.*>$")
But neither works: the second line (# Last updated: <2017/12/12 18:37>) appears on the printout. What regex should I use to cut the first three lines?
