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How to Print from DOS Programs to Windows Printers with Printfil 5.14

If you have old DOS programs that need to print to modern Windows printers, you may face some compatibility issues. For example, your DOS program may not recognize USB or network printers, or may not support color printing or graphics. Fortunately, there is a solution that can make your DOS printing easy and reliable: Printfil 5.14.

Printfil 5.14 is a software that captures the print jobs from your DOS programs and redirects them to any Windows printer, including GDI, USB, IP, fax and PDF printers. You can also preview, modify, and enhance your printouts with additional features such as fonts, logos, watermarks, barcodes, and more.

In this article, we will show you how to use Printfil 5.14 to print from DOS programs to Windows printers in a few simple steps.

Step 1: Download and Install Printfil 5.14

You can download Printfil 5.14 from the official website[^1^] [^2^]. The software is a try before to buy software, so you can use it for free for a 30 days trial period. If you like it, you can purchase the registration codes from the same website.

After downloading the setup file, run it and follow the instructions to install Printfil 5.14 on your Windows computer. The installation process is quick and easy, and does not require any special configuration.

Step 2: Configure Printfil 5.14

After installing Printfil 5.14, run it and click on the Configuration button. You will see a window with several tabs and options. Here are the main settings you need to adjust:

Standard: In this tab, you need to select the LPT port that your DOS program uses to print (for example, LPT1:) and the Windows printer that you want to redirect the print jobs to (for example, HP LaserJet). You can also choose the emulation file that matches your DOS program's printing mode (for example, Epson-Color.seq for color printing with Epson escape sequences[^1^]).

Advanced: In this tab, you can customize the appearance and behavior of your printouts. For example, you can change the font size and typeface (including international fonts[^1^]), add a logo or a watermark, insert page numbers or date and time stamps, print multiple copies or collate them, etc.

Preview: In this tab, you can enable or disable the preview window that allows you to see and edit your printouts before sending them to the printer. You can also set the zoom level, the background color, and the toolbar buttons of the preview window.

Other: In this tab, you can configure some additional options such as printing to PDF files[^2^], sending emails with attachments[^2^], running external programs or scripts[^2^], etc.

After configuring Printfil 5.14 according to your preferences, click on OK to save the settings and close the window.

Step 3: Print from DOS Programs

Now you are ready to print from your DOS programs to your Windows printers with Printfil 5.14. Just run your DOS program as usual and send the print jobs to the LPT port that you have selected in Printfil 5.14 (for example, LPT1:). You will see the preview window of Printfil 5.14 showing your printout. Here you can make any changes or adjustments if needed, such as cropping, rotating, scaling, etc. When you are satisfied with the result, click on the Print button to send the printout to your Windows printer.

You can also use some keyboard shortcuts or commands within your DOS program to control Printfil 5.14's features. For example, you can press Ctrl-P to pause or resume printing[^2^], or use #FIL=filename.ext# to print to a file instead of a printer[^2^]. Please refer to the user manual[^2^ 061ffe29dd