DOSPrinter

DOSPrinter is a handy little tool that lets you print documents straight from the command line. You can send TXT, RPT, and PRN files to your printer without needing any extra programs. How cool is that?

Easy Printing from DOS Applications

This program works great with any DOS application. All you have to do is type one line of code to print a file! If you find yourself printing the same things over and over, no worries! You can create batch files with multiple command line arguments. This saves you time by letting you print several files in one go.

Customize Your Print Jobs

With DOSPrinter, you can tweak some settings like page size and letter stretching to make sure everything looks just right. While the formatting options are pretty basic, they still let you choose a specific font and change the page orientation for your prints.

Add a Personal Touch with Watermarks

You can even add an image watermark to your document! Just enter where the file is located and specify where it should go on the page. Keep in mind that you can't format this image too much; you'll have to adjust its size, coordinates, and margins until it fits nicely.

Preview Before You Print

A really neat feature of this app is that it lets you preview your document before sending it off to the printer by creating a PDF. This way, you can check everything out and make any changes before printing your final version!

More Than Just Printing

DOSPrinter does even more than just send files to printers. You can use command line arguments to create an RTF file that automatically opens in WordPad! Plus, if you want, you can send output files directly to an email using an SMTP mail server.

User-Friendly Interface

Overall, this tiny piece of software does wonders for handling document printing in DOS applications or via batch files. Even if you're not super comfortable with command lines, there's also a graphical interface available so you can easily configure how your output looks.

If you're ready to give it a try, click here!