[iyonix-support] Re: Printing from a queue
- From: Graham Pickles <graham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: iyonix-support@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2009 17:15:17 GMT
In message <03721e2050.martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> you wrote:
> In message <2d60132050.graham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Graham Pickles <graham@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > I have a lot of HTML files whose display I wish to print on my Iyonix.
> > To load each one in turn, select the print option from Netsurf and
> > await the printout ast 600 dpi is time consuming. I would like to list
> > them in an obey file and then just let the printer (filled with plenty
> > of paper) get on with it whilst I do something useful! What instruction
> > do I need? On my old machine I used to use something like
>
> > *copy :4.$.Fossils.g12 printer:
>
> > However it appears it is more complex on the Iyonix with its USB hub.
>
> Not really. That command does the same on the Iyonix as on previous
> versions of RISC OS. I seriously doubt that it would do what you want
> though because it sends the file verbatim to the printer,
of course. I should have realised that.
> so if g12 is an HTML file
which it is
> and your printer supports text mode the above command prints the HTML
> source code. If your printer does not support text mode (e.g., many
> modern Epsons and Canons), nothing is printed.
>
> If you want to print what the HTML looks like when rendered by a
> browser you need to print from your browser or by dragging the file to
> !Printers, which then in turn asks the browser to print it (provided
> that your browser supports the relevant printing protocol, and, as Ian
> pointed out, NetSurf does not).
>
ah. I'll start brewing the coffee and print it off file by file. Many
thanks for clarifying the issues. I've not been thinking straight.
> Martin
Regards,
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