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How do I print from a file created from sending a print to a file
I sent a print report from Excel to a file - how do I now print it?
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How do I print from a file created from sending a print to a file
Wow...I haven't had to do that in YEARS!
This is how I did it "way back when": Open a DOS prompt Use the copy /b command to copy the file to the printer: Example: COPY /b C:\myreport.prn \\server\printername Note: the "b" tells the copy command that it is using a binary file. Does that help? *********** Regards, Ron XL2002, WinXP-Pro "Ted Johnston" wrote: I sent a print report from Excel to a file - how do I now print it? |
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