You want COPY /B <filename> LPTx

The /B forces binary (ie, EXACT) copy to be sent over.

Andy








Peter Tiang <petertiang@PD.JARING.MY> on 07/06/2000 09:18:24 AM

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You did'nt mention what's the model
of your EPROM programmer, so I assume
you only want the DOS command:

    COPY <filename> LPTx

Where x is your printer port number

Regards,
Peter Tiang

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From: "Peter McAlpine" <mcalpine@GME.NET.AU>
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Subject: [OT]: dos command to send file to printer port


> Hi all,
> In a spot of bother! My eprom programmer has had
> a serial port dummy spit, and I can't load my hex
> files that way :(
> It has a parrallel port but can't recall how to send my
> file via a dos command to the LPT port...
>
> can someone help me please?
>
> Regards
> Peter Mcalpine
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