Reading Data Directly from the Printer

sandeep Kumtakar

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This article will help you know how to use PJL commands to fetch information from a printer without using the Windows Spooler. Well, this was tested on printers which are connected to LANs and not to personal computers using a parallel port.

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- AsyncClient.exe
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- App.ico
- AssemblyInfo.cs
- AsyncClient.cs
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- AsyncClient.resx
- AsyncClient.sln
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sandeep Kumtakar

Web Developer

India

I have done my Masters in Computer Application and currently working with an MNC as a software engineer.Working on .NET technology and Databases.

Reading Data Directly from the Printer

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