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02-08-2012
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printer link to terminal emulation
have the following lines in .bash_profile. "ln-s /dev/ttyp0 /dev/lpw10" and ln -s /dev/ttyp0 /dev/lpc10"
this allows a terminal emulation running on xp to print locally. I would like to capture the print file and store the output in a directory. Any ideas as to how to capture the print output? Application running on Suse 8 Thanks  |
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02-09-2012
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Try linking them to an empty file instead. The contents may end up in the file.
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02-09-2012
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If the terminal emulation program allows printing through the Windows printer manager, you should be able to print to any printer, including a text only generic printer to disk.
You might also consider printing through Samba |
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