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i have a file abc.dat created in vim how i can print this text to lpt1: i am using fc2 printer hp1300 parallel(auto configured) i neet to pring my document from cui to lpt1: pls give me command to print abc.dat to lpt1: sadique |
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To print a file from a BSD-compatible system, use the lpr command. The general syntax for BSD is:
lpr [switches] filename lpr [switches] To print in System V, use the lp command. The syntax is as follows: lp [switches] filename lp [switches] |
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