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I downloaded a document from the net or an email
attachment (can't remember which)and for some reason i think I directed the program to "print to file" which is how i think i ended up with a file with a .prn extension. Now I want to view and print it but windows does not recognize it and keeps asking me how to open it. i can't find any suitable options. Does anyone have any ideas? i think it may just be a hp printer language file or an email attachment from outlook express, but i can't figure out how to navigate w/in windows nt to do what i want. any help appreciated... |
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Try opening a command prompt (Start->Run, then type cmd). In the command prompt, type Copy FILENAME \\PCNAME\SHAREDPRINTERNAME Where Filename is the full path to the file, PCName is the name of your computer, and SharedPrinterName is the share name of your printer (your printer must be shared). This will print the file. Regards, -- Tali Roth Microsoft Printing, Imaging and Fax Team This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Please do not send email directly to this alias. This alias is for newsgroup purposes only.' "Tom" <tbarkley@nycap.rr.com> wrote in message news:017a01c376f1$5b2bf830$a301280a@phx.gbl... > I downloaded a document from the net or an email > attachment (can't remember which)and for some reason i > think I directed the program to "print to file" which is > how i think i ended up with a file with a .prn > extension. Now I want to view and print it but windows > does not recognize it and keeps asking me how to open > it. i can't find any suitable options. Does anyone have > any ideas? i think it may just be a hp printer language > file or an email attachment from outlook express, but i > can't figure out how to navigate w/in windows nt to do > what i want. any help appreciated... |
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