Print to IP printer at DOS Command

In the DOS command prompt, create a batch file and type the following code:




For /R %CD% %%I in (*.PRN) do (
  @echo printing %%I
  LPR -S 192.168.1.100 -P raw %%I
)




The 192.168.1.100 is your network printer's IP address. It should be changed accordingly.


This program reads all *.PRN and print them to the specified IP printer.

Change default printer

Declare Long GetLastError In WIN32API
Declare Long SetDefaultPrinter In WINSPOOL.DRV String pPrinterName


xPrinterName = "New Printer"
xDefaultPrinter = Set("printer", 2)
If SerDefaultPrinter(xPrinterName) = 0
  MessageBox("Unable to set the " + ;
             xPrinterName         + ;
             " as the default printer", 0 + 16)
Else


  && insert your code here...


EndIf


SerDefaultPrinter(xDefaultPeinter)