Dec 052017
Tests for proper interrupt-driven operation of the LPT1 parallel printer port. Helpful for resolving printing problems with OS/2. | |||
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File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
PRNINTST.C | 4264 | 1661 | deflated |
PRNINTST.DOC | 911 | 526 | deflated |
PRNINTST.EXE | 9405 | 6037 | deflated |
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Contents of the PRNINTST.DOC file
PRNINTST Copyright 1989 John Navas II, All Rights Reserved.
PRNINTST is made available for personal, non-commercial use only.
You are granted a limited license to use PRNINTST, and to copy it and
distribute it, provided that no fee is charged for such copying and
distribution, and that it is ONLY distributed in its original,
unmodified state.
This program tests for proper interrupt-driven operation of the LPT1
parallel printer port. Although DOS is not terribly fussy about
papallel printing, certain printer spoolers (including the OS/2
spooler) depend on interrupts for efficient operation.
To run this test you must have a printer ready and connected to the
first parallel port, and be sure to boot the system without ANY TSR's
installed! The test messages are self-explanatory. If the test is
passed perfectly, the following message is displayed:
Test completed successfully.
PRNINTST is made available for personal, non-commercial use only.
You are granted a limited license to use PRNINTST, and to copy it and
distribute it, provided that no fee is charged for such copying and
distribution, and that it is ONLY distributed in its original,
unmodified state.
This program tests for proper interrupt-driven operation of the LPT1
parallel printer port. Although DOS is not terribly fussy about
papallel printing, certain printer spoolers (including the OS/2
spooler) depend on interrupts for efficient operation.
To run this test you must have a printer ready and connected to the
first parallel port, and be sure to boot the system without ANY TSR's
installed! The test messages are self-explanatory. If the test is
passed perfectly, the following message is displayed:
Test completed successfully.
December 5, 2017
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