Jordan and John,
Did you get all this to work to your satisfaction? I have not tested
this, and normally do not print from Xy, so I am just asking out of
curiosity.
There are other utilities that could be of use for this kind of setup,
like this freeware program:
http://lerup.com/printfile/Read more about it at:
http://www.columbia.edu/~em36/wpdos/usbprint.html#printfilemethodThen there is this pcl program:
Demo:
http://www.pclreader.com/and corresponding paid software:
http://www.pclworks.com/Best regards,
Kari Eveli
LEXITEC Book Publishing (Finland)
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wrote:
> Winprint does appear to expect a rudimentary, generic driver, like
> Epson. If you load a HP PCL driver, it won't work. Using an Epson
> driver or the generic driver, I can get bold with winprint, but no
> underscores. So it is limited. The default Dosprinter utility which
> comes with vDos (but for which you have to pay and which, in my
> experience, doesn't handle courier fonts properly) also uses an Epson
> driver, but will do underscores.
>
>
> If you want to use a PCL driver, with more text control, download
> PCL16.exe from Edward Mendelson's site (it's bundled with a
> ghostscript utility) and place it in the vdos directory. Then load an
> HP laser driver and print normally using ty" command. This will print
> to screen with a PDF, which you can in turn send to the printer or
> save to disk.