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Creating PrinterPort

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    Hi, Is there anyway to create the port for the printer and its interface? I browsed online and couldnt' find any. I am not sure how to do it at all.. if you know any links or reference please tell me. Thanks

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      Hi, Is there anyway to create the port for the printer and its interface? I browsed online and couldnt' find any. I am not sure how to do it at all.. if you know any links or reference please tell me. Thanks

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      Hi, i don't really know what you mean by "create the port for the printer", but there are some articles on CP about using the printer-port in c# For example: http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/csppleds.asp[^] I hope this helped you a bit

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        Hi, i don't really know what you mean by "create the port for the printer", but there are some articles on CP about using the printer-port in c# For example: http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/csppleds.asp[^] I hope this helped you a bit

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        Port like FILE;(Print to File) using existing HP print postscript driver. There isn't actual physical printer. Thanks.

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          Port like FILE;(Print to File) using existing HP print postscript driver. There isn't actual physical printer. Thanks.

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          If you've installed the driver for your virtual printer correctly, there should be no difference to printing on a physical printer.

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            If you've installed the driver for your virtual printer correctly, there should be no difference to printing on a physical printer.

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            You are right, but I can's save to the specific location for all the files at once. Everytime the document prints, I got Message Prompted asking me where do I want to save the output file. Here what I did when I add new Printer. 1) Add Printer 2) Click Next 3) Select Local printer attached to this computer 4) Click Next 5) Print To File Port 7) Select Printer Driver like HP Laser Jet 5Si PS When I print test page, the printer ask me where I would like to save every time I print. I would I tell the driver to save all the printed pages to specific location with user defined name?? From what I userstanding, port is the one who saving all the printed data into specific location? If I'm wrong, please correct me. Thanks.

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