Print To File?

> Keith Bennett wrote:

> > If I print a page to file instead of to my printer how
> > can i later access that file to print it? The file
> > extension is .prn .

>
> Open a Command Prompt (either Start|Run then type cmd <enter> or
> Start|All Programs|Accessories|Command Prompt)
>
> then -- assuming your printer is connected to your parallel port
>
> type copy pathfile name.file name extension LPT port number /b, and then
> press ENTER, where:
> path is the path to the folder that you want to use to store the file
> file name is the name that you want to give the file that you are making
> file name extension is the file name extension for the file that you are
> making port number is the number of the printer port that your printer
> is using, typically LPT1
>
> For example, copy c:\...\printjob.prn lpt1 /b and then press ENTER.
>
> Type exit <enter> to quit the command prompt window.
>