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Depends on how your application works. One way to do it is:
copy file.txt \\server\printer
Where file.txt is what you want to print and \\server is the name of a print server and printer is the name of the print queue.
You could probably put this in a batch file to automate it.
by joseph moore
Did you set up LPT1 on the Win2K machine to point to a network printer? If not, then you need to do that, then print from DOS to LPT1.
Open a command prompt window and type:
NET USE LPT1 \\SERVER1\SHAREDPRINTERNAME /PERSISTENT:YES
That will mapLPT1 to one of your shared network printers (replacing the name of your print server and shared printer name for the examples).
Hope this helps.
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