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any way to execute "pause" on command line or in wsh script?

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Gary Roach - 29 Jun 2004 13:54 GMT
is there a way to execute a printer "pause" (the same functionality as the
context menu item) from the command line or a script? thanks for any help,

gary

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Greg Evensen - 30 Jun 2004 18:07 GMT
Gary,
 Why pause the printer? Why not suspend the act of sending
the print file to a printer. We have a product called
Virtual Port Monitor which redirects printer output
to file. The file can then later be sent to the printer
either programatically, or drag and drop.

http://www.alphatronics.com/AVPMon.html

Greg

> is there a way to execute a printer "pause" (the same functionality as the
> context menu item) from the command line or a script? thanks for any help,
>
> gary
 
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