DOS firewire printing help

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mike_hunt

Hi there,

Please can someone help with a DOS command?
I need to print a .prn fire to a printer connected by firewire to my
workstation that is running windows XP pro.

Is there a line I can use to do this or a batch file or similar?

All help gratefully recieved

Thanks

Will
 
D

Davide Guolo

Will,
Please can someone help with a DOS command?
I need to print a .prn fire to a printer connected by firewire to my
workstation that is running windows XP pro.

you should share your printer, as it would be on a network, then, from a
command prompt:

NET USE LPT1: \\my_computer_name\my_shared_printer_name

at this point you can:

COPY myfile.prn LPT1:

Alternatively, you can download the free trial version of Printfil and use
it to forward your .prn file directly to the printer (in RAW mode), even
without sharing it. You can find it at http://www.printfil.com/edown.htm

Regards,
Davide
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M

mike_hunt

Davide said:
Will,


you should share your printer, as it would be on a network, then, from a
command prompt:

NET USE LPT1: \\my_computer_name\my_shared_printer_name

at this point you can:

COPY myfile.prn LPT1:

Alternatively, you can download the free trial version of Printfil and use
it to forward your .prn file directly to the printer (in RAW mode), even
without sharing it. You can find it at http://www.printfil.com/edown.htm
Thanks for you prompt and imformative reply.


Will
 

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