How To Print .prn File Using C#
But when I send that file to a colleague how can he print. You can send the file to the parallel port using the DOS copy command.
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in a.bat file :copy myFile.prn LPT1
- Dec 12, 2008 - Net framework. I am trying to build a class, within a C# class library, which will. Can I use the 'Print to file' feature to generate a print file (.prn).
- Directly print *.prn files using C#.net. I hope you understand that your PRN file should be obtained for a compatible model of a printer. In case of mismatch, you can get only printer malfunction or just garbage.
myFile.prn i won't print this file,myFile.prn also in same directory
when i run bat file print proper, but using window from on print button click nothing happen.
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i don't know what's problem i this c drive not allow me to run file or other
2 Answers
You can try to add app.manifest
just to see if it is about permission issue.
In your app.manifest
C drive permission issue. I change my storage location and its working proper
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It's not clear what you mean by 'print .. as a label,' but *.prn files -- in Windows at least -- are the raw output files (including printer control characters) from Windows printer drivers. Wix formatted file identifier.
In Windows, you print a *.prn file by doing a binary copy to the printer, which must be the same model as the printer driver that produced the *.prn file.
The following is based on https://web.archive.org/web/20161123161133/http://members.shaw.ca:80/bsanders/printfromdos.htm
1. If the printer is connected to a port that the Command Interpreter (Command Prompt) can access (e.g., LPT1:) then from a Command Prompt
copy /b file.prn LPT1:
2. If the printer is connected by USB (which is not accessible from Command Prompt), share the printer and from a Command Prompt
Open Prn File In Word
copy /b file.prn servernamesharename
or you can map the share to an LPTn port and then use method 1
net use LPT1: servernamesharename /persistent=yes
copy /b file.prn LPT1: