>Bill,
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>Hey thanks for the tip. I found it, downloaded it and now I'm trying to run it. It's been so long...how do you get DOS to print in the Windows environment? I see that there is an add-on for 4print called 4shell, but I can't seem to locate that anywhere.
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>Any ideas?
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>Thanks again!

scott - 4print understands lpt1-3, and com1-2.
so if you got a printer attached to one of those , great.
if not - you will have to map/attach a printer in dos .
or, For Dos.

check out your printer - does it handle DOS MODE PRINTING from the control panel settings ? if so - great -
if not - hmmmmm

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also check out the -o command in 4print ..
for all the commands in 4print - simply issue '4print' from the cmd line
and then watch the command list come up .

hth - mondo regards [Bill]