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manually dumping data to a printer connected to a USB port
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I am at my wits end! I could easily dump data (usually text data) unto a printer connected to an LPT port using the following command - "print /d:LPT1: E:\tickleme.txt" but I cannot seem to do same to printer connected to a USB (virtual port). Please I need this help terribly and ASAP
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