unca...@aol.com (Uncabill) wrote:
Sometimes the only way I can get info from windows that I can manipulate for myHave you tried installing an "ASCII/Text Only" printer on Windows?
own purposes is in the form of a .PRN file. These files are created by >printing from a program to a file using a PCL printer driver. An example is in
W95 Device Manager system summary. If you elect to print this to a file, it >creates a .PRN file. MY QUESTION: does anybody know of a program that will >convert this format into an unformatted text file i.e. a .TXT file.
Leonardo
".signature": bad command or file name
On Saturday, May 30, 1998 at 12:30:00 PM UTC+5:30, Leonardo Serni wrote:
unca...@aol.com (Uncabill) wrote:
Sometimes the only way I can get info from windows that I can manipulate for myHave you tried installing an "ASCII/Text Only" printer on Windows?
own purposes is in the form of a .PRN file. These files are created by >>>printing from a program to a file using a PCL printer driver. An example is in
W95 Device Manager system summary. If you elect to print this to a file, it >>>creates a .PRN file. MY QUESTION: does anybody know of a program that will >>>convert this format into an unformatted text file i.e. a .TXT file.
Leonardo
".signature": bad command or file name
Hi everyone,
I need to achieve the same using Java or Kotlin programming language, is it possible in 2022? :)
Hi everyone,
I need to achieve the same using Java or Kotlin programming language, is it possible in 2022? :)
Hi everyone,
I need to achieve the same using
Have you tried installing an "ASCII/Text Only" printer on Windows?
On Saturday, May 30, 1998 at 12:30:00 PM UTC+5:30, Leonardo Serni wrote:
unca...@aol.com (Uncabill) wrote:
Sometimes the only way I can get info from windows that I can manipulate for myHave you tried installing an "ASCII/Text Only" printer on Windows?
own purposes is in the form of a .PRN file. These files are created by
printing from a program to a file using a PCL printer driver. An example is in
W95 Device Manager system summary. If you elect to print this to a file, it >>> creates a .PRN file. MY QUESTION: does anybody know of a program that will >>> convert this format into an unformatted text file i.e. a .TXT file.
Leonardo
".signature": bad command or file name
Hi everyone,
I need to achieve the same using Java or Kotlin programming language, is it possible in 2022? :)
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