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Hey - wondering if there's a way to drag and drop .plt files to a network plotter in Windows NT. Has anyone tried this successfully? Seeing the DOS command is basically a copy to lpt1, wondered if you can set a file association for the .plt files.
"mjake" wrote in message
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> Hey - wondering if there's a way to drag and drop .plt files to a network
plotter in Windows NT. Has anyone tried this successfully? Seeing the DOS
command is basically a copy to lpt1, wondered if you can set a file
association for the .plt files.
>
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f0c2a03.-1@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
Hey - wondering if there's a way to drag and drop .plt files to a network
plotter in Windows NT. Has anyone tried this successfully? Seeing the DOS
command is basically a copy to lpt1, wondered if you can set a file
association for the .plt files.
