From the command prompt type:

copy filename.prn \\yourcomputername\yourprinterssharename

This assumes the printer is shared.

We also have a tool on our web site called FRP which does the same thing
from a Windows program, see the link below.

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Tony Edgecombe
www.frogmorecs.com/ng
Software for printing


"Gary" wrote in message
...
I used "Print to File" in the Print dialogue to generate
a ".prn" file. Now, I want to print that file.
Intuitively, I suspected you would simply drop the file
on a printer and away we'd go... but instead Windows
tells me it doesn't know how to print a .prn file and to
try to open it from the application that created it.

Does anyone know how to actually print a ".prn" file?