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2 total messages Started by its Fri, 05 Jan 1996 00:00
PRINT FILE.TXT skips first line?
#17152
Author: its
Date: Fri, 05 Jan 1996 00:00
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	I have a question regarding printing text files to LaserJet printers.
Using either the COPY command (copy file.txt lpt1) or the PRINT command, 
the first line of the printout is being cut off or skipped (maybe printing in 
the non-printable margin?).

	We are using Warp with WinOS2 and LaserJet driver version 30.453.
It happens on several LaserJet models (I know 5P and 4 for sure), and happens
when printing both locally and over the network using these methods.  Using
other methods (such as LANtastic's NET PRINT command) work fine, and
printouts from application programs work fine.

	Any ideas?

Thanks,

Steve
Re: PRINT FILE.TXT skips first line?
#17151
Author: Richard K. Glover
Date: Tue, 09 Jan 1996 00:00
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its@starnetinc.com wrote:

>Using either the COPY command (copy file.txt lpt1) or the PRINT command,
>the first line of the printout is being cut off or skipped (maybe printing in
>the non-printable margin?).
..
>
>	Any ideas?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Steve


Steve;

Try this; In a test document, insert a control character onto the first
line of the text fil.  ASCII 12 works good, because it's kind of obvious
when an extra page ejects.  It won't solve the problem, but at least you
would know whether or not it was because it's in the non-printable
margin.



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