How to print image file in windows7 using command line LPR
I have image file "test_image.png" and I ran this command on windows7 (64bit)
lpr -S <ipv4 address> -P "GodexG500" "test_image.png"
This command prints the image raw content which is not in base64 format. Let me know how would I do this so that actual image will print using above mentioned "LPR" command.
windows command-line powershell printing lpr
asked Jan 30 at 4:31
Sunny ChaudhariSunny Chaudhari
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I have image file "test_image.png" and I ran this command on windows7 (64bit)
lpr -S <ipv4 address> -P "GodexG500" "test_image.png"
This command prints the image raw content which is not in base64 format. Let me know how would I do this so that actual image will print using above mentioned "LPR" command.
windows command-line powershell printing lpr
asked Jan 30 at 4:31
Sunny ChaudhariSunny Chaudhari
1
1
i thot you needed to use-ol[lowercase letter O, lowercase letter L] to print binary files with LPR.
– Lee_Dailey
Jan 30 at 8:57
@Lee_Dailey: This doesn't work. I have tried this. Job is even not visible into print queue in windows. Let me know if there is any other option to print binary files using command prompt in windows
– Sunny Chaudhari
Feb 1 at 6:53
to the best of my knowledge, there is not any such thing built into windows. you will need to install an application to do that.
– Lee_Dailey
Feb 1 at 7:25
which application ?
– Sunny Chaudhari
Feb 2 at 4:32
a quick net search forcommand line image printbrought up several mentions ofirfanview. it seems to have a/printcli option =/print="Name" - print input image to specific printer and close IrfanView. plus, this shows up = windows - command line tool for print picture? - Stack Overflow — stackoverflow.com/questions/2301101/…
– Lee_Dailey
Feb 2 at 4:46
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I have image file "test_image.png" and I ran this command on windows7 (64bit)
lpr -S <ipv4 address> -P "GodexG500" "test_image.png"
This command prints the image raw content which is not in base64 format. Let me know how would I do this so that actual image will print using above mentioned "LPR" command.
windows command-line powershell printing lpr
asked Jan 30 at 4:31
Sunny ChaudhariSunny Chaudhari
1
I have image file "test_image.png" and I ran this command on windows7 (64bit)
lpr -S <ipv4 address> -P "GodexG500" "test_image.png"
This command prints the image raw content which is not in base64 format. Let me know how would I do this so that actual image will print using above mentioned "LPR" command.
windows command-line powershell printing lpr
windows command-line powershell printing lpr
asked Jan 30 at 4:31
Sunny ChaudhariSunny Chaudhari
1
asked Jan 30 at 4:31
Sunny ChaudhariSunny Chaudhari
1
asked Jan 30 at 4:31
Sunny ChaudhariSunny Chaudhari
1
asked Jan 30 at 4:31
Sunny ChaudhariSunny Chaudhari
1
asked Jan 30 at 4:31
Sunny ChaudhariSunny Chaudhari
1
1
1
i thot you needed to use-ol[lowercase letter O, lowercase letter L] to print binary files with LPR.
– Lee_Dailey
Jan 30 at 8:57
@Lee_Dailey: This doesn't work. I have tried this. Job is even not visible into print queue in windows. Let me know if there is any other option to print binary files using command prompt in windows
– Sunny Chaudhari
Feb 1 at 6:53
to the best of my knowledge, there is not any such thing built into windows. you will need to install an application to do that.
– Lee_Dailey
Feb 1 at 7:25
which application ?
– Sunny Chaudhari
Feb 2 at 4:32
a quick net search forcommand line image printbrought up several mentions ofirfanview. it seems to have a/printcli option =/print="Name" - print input image to specific printer and close IrfanView. plus, this shows up = windows - command line tool for print picture? - Stack Overflow — stackoverflow.com/questions/2301101/…
– Lee_Dailey
Feb 2 at 4:46
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i thot you needed to use-ol[lowercase letter O, lowercase letter L] to print binary files with LPR.
– Lee_Dailey
Jan 30 at 8:57
@Lee_Dailey: This doesn't work. I have tried this. Job is even not visible into print queue in windows. Let me know if there is any other option to print binary files using command prompt in windows
– Sunny Chaudhari
Feb 1 at 6:53
to the best of my knowledge, there is not any such thing built into windows. you will need to install an application to do that.
– Lee_Dailey
Feb 1 at 7:25
which application ?
– Sunny Chaudhari
Feb 2 at 4:32
a quick net search forcommand line image printbrought up several mentions ofirfanview. it seems to have a/printcli option =/print="Name" - print input image to specific printer and close IrfanView. plus, this shows up = windows - command line tool for print picture? - Stack Overflow — stackoverflow.com/questions/2301101/…
– Lee_Dailey
Feb 2 at 4:46
1
1
i thot you needed to use
-ol [lowercase letter O, lowercase letter L] to print binary files with LPR.– Lee_Dailey
Jan 30 at 8:57
i thot you needed to use
-ol [lowercase letter O, lowercase letter L] to print binary files with LPR.– Lee_Dailey
Jan 30 at 8:57
@Lee_Dailey: This doesn't work. I have tried this. Job is even not visible into print queue in windows. Let me know if there is any other option to print binary files using command prompt in windows
– Sunny Chaudhari
Feb 1 at 6:53
@Lee_Dailey: This doesn't work. I have tried this. Job is even not visible into print queue in windows. Let me know if there is any other option to print binary files using command prompt in windows
– Sunny Chaudhari
Feb 1 at 6:53
to the best of my knowledge, there is not any such thing built into windows. you will need to install an application to do that.
– Lee_Dailey
Feb 1 at 7:25
to the best of my knowledge, there is not any such thing built into windows. you will need to install an application to do that.
– Lee_Dailey
Feb 1 at 7:25
which application ?
– Sunny Chaudhari
Feb 2 at 4:32
which application ?
– Sunny Chaudhari
Feb 2 at 4:32
a quick net search for
command line image print brought up several mentions of irfanview. it seems to have a /print cli option = /print="Name" - print input image to specific printer and close IrfanView. plus, this shows up = windows - command line tool for print picture? - Stack Overflow — stackoverflow.com/questions/2301101/…– Lee_Dailey
Feb 2 at 4:46
a quick net search for
command line image print brought up several mentions of irfanview. it seems to have a /print cli option = /print="Name" - print input image to specific printer and close IrfanView. plus, this shows up = windows - command line tool for print picture? - Stack Overflow — stackoverflow.com/questions/2301101/…– Lee_Dailey
Feb 2 at 4:46
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Finally I found the way, and it works perfectly fine with windows machine
First we need to install inrfan_view application from here irfanview.com and then run this command in windows
& 'C:Program FilesIrfanViewi_view64.exe' .test_image.png /print
(Note: Make sure when you print make print page setup in IrfanView application and choose "Stretch to page" or "Best fit to page" radio button as per your requirement)
answered Feb 4 at 3:55
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Finally I found the way, and it works perfectly fine with windows machine
First we need to install inrfan_view application from here irfanview.com and then run this command in windows
& 'C:Program FilesIrfanViewi_view64.exe' .test_image.png /print
(Note: Make sure when you print make print page setup in IrfanView application and choose "Stretch to page" or "Best fit to page" radio button as per your requirement)
answered Feb 4 at 3:55
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Finally I found the way, and it works perfectly fine with windows machine
First we need to install inrfan_view application from here irfanview.com and then run this command in windows
& 'C:Program FilesIrfanViewi_view64.exe' .test_image.png /print
(Note: Make sure when you print make print page setup in IrfanView application and choose "Stretch to page" or "Best fit to page" radio button as per your requirement)
answered Feb 4 at 3:55
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Finally I found the way, and it works perfectly fine with windows machine
First we need to install inrfan_view application from here irfanview.com and then run this command in windows
& 'C:Program FilesIrfanViewi_view64.exe' .test_image.png /print
(Note: Make sure when you print make print page setup in IrfanView application and choose "Stretch to page" or "Best fit to page" radio button as per your requirement)
answered Feb 4 at 3:55
Sunny ChaudhariSunny Chaudhari
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Finally I found the way, and it works perfectly fine with windows machine
First we need to install inrfan_view application from here irfanview.com and then run this command in windows
& 'C:Program FilesIrfanViewi_view64.exe' .test_image.png /print
(Note: Make sure when you print make print page setup in IrfanView application and choose "Stretch to page" or "Best fit to page" radio button as per your requirement)
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i thot you needed to use
-ol[lowercase letter O, lowercase letter L] to print binary files with LPR.– Lee_Dailey
Jan 30 at 8:57
@Lee_Dailey: This doesn't work. I have tried this. Job is even not visible into print queue in windows. Let me know if there is any other option to print binary files using command prompt in windows
– Sunny Chaudhari
Feb 1 at 6:53
to the best of my knowledge, there is not any such thing built into windows. you will need to install an application to do that.
– Lee_Dailey
Feb 1 at 7:25
which application ?
– Sunny Chaudhari
Feb 2 at 4:32
a quick net search for
command line image printbrought up several mentions ofirfanview. it seems to have a/printcli option =/print="Name" - print input image to specific printer and close IrfanView. plus, this shows up = windows - command line tool for print picture? - Stack Overflow — stackoverflow.com/questions/2301101/…– Lee_Dailey
Feb 2 at 4:46