Ryvkin said:
I'd read Bruce Sanderson's article and performed all described actions. But my printer still prints nothing from the DOS program.
What's wrong here?
I googled and found claims the source of my problem is in my printer which is not a DOS-compatible and cannot print plain text.
There are special utilities designed specially for DOS printing support: dos2usb, printfil, dosprn, dosprint etc.
I downloaded these utilities and evaluated them. Argh-h-h... All these programs conflict one between another and some of them cannot uninstall correctly!
Result is not very impressive. One of these tools print text files only, another did nothing at me, next printed correctly text part of my documents but generates garbage instead of graphics part.
At last I choose a dosprn (
http://www.dosprn.com ) utility for me. It printed my texts and charts more or less correctly and it is the most inexpensive between competitors. It is not a magnificent but it works at me at least.