[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the tip Sarah, I've tried opening a socket to the printer IP address and then write the spool file to that socket but this appears not to work.
You can access a printer through the serial port with the "open file" command (see docs.) Then you write to it as though it were a file. Your printer has to be attached to the serial port though, and you'll have to send a properly-formatted printer file to it.
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