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10-30-2003, 04:26 PM
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 Print to file question Exactly what does the print to file option do? I thought that it would put everything necessary in a file so that you could take that file to a different location and print it directly on the same printer the output was designed for. For instance, I want to plot something on a HP plotter which I do not have. If I install the driver for the printer, print the job to file, couldn't I take that file to a place that has a plotter and have it printed? Thanks Tom G. | Guest
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10-30-2003, 07:09 PM
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| Re: Print to file question This is one use, which has been partly superseded by pdf files. Another is to directly check printer output when you're programming and debugging. Tom Guntzel wrote: Quote:
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