printim question

[Stephen R McMillan]

Thanks Bernat--and the others who sent in their suggestions. Using the
DOS-style short filename worked.
Steve Mc



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2005/12/15, Stephen R McMillan <smcmillan at planalytics.com>:

> I am unable to use the PRINTIM command in conjunction with a file path
or
> filename that contains spaces. The obvious fix is to make sure the names
> have no spaces. Does anyone know of a way to get around this? It would
be
> useful, since one of my "mandatory" folders requres a space (as in My
> Documents). Otherwise, it's printim to one folder, then move to another.

You may try to use the equivalent short file names, i.e., "mydocu~1"
instead of "My Documents". The command "dir /x" lets you know what are
these DOS-style short file names.

Bernat Codina
Dept. d'Astronomia i Meteorologia
Universitat de Barcelona

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