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sending output to printer

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hi, Windows 2000 professional and redhat linux is loaded on my system. I am writing my code in C under Linux.My machine is a node in network and a printer is connected to other machine in the network. I want to get the output of C program on the printer.

Name: Don Arnett
Date: October 22, 2002 at 08:25:49 Pacific

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Do you know the command to print a normal file to that printer. It's probably something like: lp -potherprinter file Assuming that your C program outputs to stdout (the screen), you can pipe the output to the lp command. myprog | lp -potherprinter

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