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Cas



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Cas 23 Sep 2004, 05:06
Very Happy Hi!

Is it possible to redirect the printer port to a file? I'm not talking about redirecting the interrupt service (for example device "LPT1") because I see most DOS programs use the port instead. What I want to know if is there is a program that redirects the PORT to a file, somehow. I would like one of those, because I want to analyze some output from programs. Perhaps what I need is a "printer emulator" or something like that. What can I do? Confused

And in general. Is it possible to redirect a hardware port to a software emulation? How can I do something like that? For example, I understand the program AWEUTIL.COM emulates the MPU401 for an AWE64 card!

Thank you in advance.

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DuLac



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DuLac 23 Sep 2004, 13:57
Look for PRR2FILE on ZDNET oldies... It was published in PCMagazine more than a decade ago and still usefull. It comes with source code too. Or in Simtel mirrors under "msdos/printers"

Here goes the ones I have


Description: The original 1.0...
Download
Filename: prn2file.zip
Filesize: 9.53 KB
Downloaded: 747 Time(s)

Description: ...and version 1.1
Download
Filename: prn2fil3.zip
Filesize: 13.98 KB
Downloaded: 812 Time(s)


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