A. When you printed your document to a file, you created either a .prn file or .ps file, depending on whether you used a Printer CL (PCL) or PostScript print driver. To print the file, go to Start, Run, then type
copy <file> lpt1: /b to copy the file to the lpt1: device in binary mode. For information about checking the state of your lpt1: device, see "How can I print from the command window/use lpt1 etc?".
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