1. Wedding Program Printout

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DOSPRN 1.85 About DOSPRN This program is designed to support a DOS-program printing to modern ink jet and laser printers. Many inexpensive printers can't print in text-mode, but print in graphic-mode only (so called GDI-devices). Also, old (and some newer) DOS-programs were created on the basis of a text-mode matrix printer. In addition, many printers can't support the native languages in text-mode. DOSPRN helps to get over this problem. You can use it with DOS-programs and customize any printer.

You should simple install DOSPRN, run your DOS program and print reports. DOSPRN is distributed as Shareware. You can learn how to use DOSPRN during the trial time.

After this period, you should register your copy or remove it completely from your computer with the uninstall utility under the DOSPRN Program Group. Installation Download and run the self-extracting file.

You'll be asked some simple questions. During installation, DOSPRN copies all needed files and shortcuts to your computer.

Program StartYou can start DOSPRN by clicking on a shortcut on your desktop or in the 'Startup' folder (in case you selected this option during installation). After you start DOSPRN, you can find its icon in the tray area (near the system clock, usually in right bottom corner). DOSPRN ready to work now. Program Features If you right-click on the DOSPRN icon in the tray, you will see a popup menu. This menu gives access to the main program options. Menu options:. Open - opens the main properties window.

Print File - prints a file. Print job - prints your current job (if the 'auto print' option is disabled). Orientation - changes paper orientation. Clear job - removes your current task from DOSPRN queue (if the 'auto print' option is disabled). Cancel - closes the popup menu. Exit - closes DOSPRN Main properties window Job Time-Out This is amount of inactivity time before printing starts. If the DOS-application doesn't send anything to the printer during this period, DOSprn begins printing.

Auto Print If this option is enabled, DOSPRN automatically begins printing your current job after the time-out period. Otherwise, you can set up your printing job manually.

. About print The print command allows users to print a text file to a line printer, in the background.

Note: If you need to print an e-mail, picture, document, or other file that cannot be opened from a command line you must print from the program that opens the file. Availability The print command is an that is available in the below Microsoft operating systems. Print was first introduced in MS-DOS 2.0 as print.com and later was changed to print.exe in MS-DOS 5.0 and all later versions of MS-DOS and Windows.

Print syntax. Windows Vista and later syntax PRINT /D:device drive:pathfile name. /D:device Specifies a print device. Windows XP and earlier syntax print /d:device /b:size /u:ticks1 /m:ticks2 /s:ticks3 /q:size /t drive: path file name /c /p Options: /d:device Name of printer device Printer Ports: LPT1, LPT2 orLPT3 Serial Ports: Com1, Com2, Com3 or Com4 /b:size Sets size (in bytes) of internal buffer. Default=512 with range of 512 to 16384.

/u:ticks1 Maximum number of clock ticks PRINT is to wait for a printer to become available. Default=1 with a range of 1 to 255. /m:ticks2 Maximum number of clock ticks PRINT can take to print a character or printer. Default=2 with a range of 1 to 255. /s:ticks3 Maximum number of clock ticks allocated for background printing. Default=8 with range of 1 to 255.

Wedding Program Printout

/q:qsize Maximum number of files allowed in print queue. Default=10 with range of 1 to 255.

/t Removes files from the print queue. Drive: path file name Location and of file to be printed. /c Removes files from the print queue.

/p Adds files to the print queue. Print examples Note: The print command is only able to print text. The /d, /b, /u, /m, /s, and /q switches can only be used once.

If a different value needs to be used the computer must be restarted. Print c: file.txt /c /d:lpt1 Prints the file.txt file to the parallel port lpt1.