Collect data going to system printers such as Dataproducts, Hitachi, Printronics, Tally, Genicom, Hewlett-Packard and others. For minicomputers such as Digital Equipment Corp., Data General, IBM RS6000, MAI, Prime, McDonnell Douglas, Unisys. Right-click the USB.Capture printer data from all sorts of legacy printer cables with unusual or exotic connectors. Navigate to Settings then click Devices and Printers. Right-click Computer, then click Properties. Donald HawthornFrom your PC, click the Start button.
Capture Lpt1 To Usb Printer Code To Access
Any other ideas out there?I am writing VB code to access the printer directly with statements such as Open 'LPT1' for output as 1 Print 1, 'Message line to printer' Close 1 This code worked OK for a printer on LPT1. But if your DOS program prints directly to the port, this might not work. Microsoft Knowledge Base article 314499 has instructions: How to print to a network printer from an MS-DOS-based program in Windows XP. Expand the Ports (COM & LPT) heading to verify that the USB to Parallel.Try to share the USB printer as though it was on a network, then map the DOS program's output to the share.
We recommend it to users of our heritage MS DOS applications. "It's a small utility that allows you to direct output from any MS-DOS program to any printer, including USB and network printers. Brian says: "I found the easiest solution, if rather roundabout, was to use the PRN2FILE.COM utility." Peter Burrows pointed to a useful page at that offers several ways to print to any Windows printer from Word Perfect for DOS.Backchat: David Stephens, from Cadomel Library Systems, reckons DOSprn will do the job. Also need control codes for my Lexmark printer.Also if we enabled the Legacy Printing option in XenApp, will this allow us to redirect the LPT port to the users auto-created print queue Gordon, If mapping.Backchat: Barry Marsden, Henry Malt and many other readers suggested printing to a file first.
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