From: huott AT pinebush DOT com (Ed Huott)
Subject: Re: printing help from Win95, one more try
30 Apr 1997 12:49:25 -0700
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Original-To: "Hiren Desai" <hdesai AT AccessLan DOT com>
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In message <3 DOT 0 DOT 32 DOT 19970429183216 DOT 0090b100 AT mail DOT accesslan DOT com>, "Hiren Desai" w
rites:
>I am using Windows 95 and I want to print from dos prompt. We have a printer
>hooked up on the network.
>
> When I use enscript -2r -P\\HP_Network_Printers\(printer_name) test.c. 
>I get error saying \\HP_Network_Printers cannot be opened. I tried to copy a 
>file by giving following command "copy test.c \\HP_Network_Printers\(printer_n
>ame). 
>I get following message "The computer name specified in the network path
>cannot be located". 
>

On Win95, you might be better off re-directing one of your local LPTx:
ports using the `NET USE' command.  E.g.:

  C:\> net use lpt1: \\HP_Network_Printers\(printer_name)

Then you can copy or re-direct data bound for the printer directly to
the LPTx: device.  E.g.:

  C:\> enscript -2r test.c > lpt1:

or

  C:\> copy test.c lpt1:

depending on whether your printer expects to see PostScript or plain
text.

Hope this helps.

<ED>
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