I will check it out, thanks.
Tom K.
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In java we have a class called printerJob , that will do it for you.
Go thru it ..
-Yesudason P
"blueads.com" wrote:
> I would like to have a servlet print a formatted page. Is this possible
> through the LPT1 port? Any examples appreciated.
>
> Tom K.
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