Command+p
To print "Hello, World!" using the Command Prompt in Windows, you can use the echo command. Open the Command Prompt and type: echo Hello, World! Then press Enter, and it will display "Hello, World!" in the command line interface.
To print a Notepad document, first open the file you wish to print in Notepad. Click on "File" in the menu bar and select "Print," or simply press Ctrl + P on your keyboard. Choose your printer from the list, adjust any print settings if necessary, and then click "Print" to send the document to the selected printer.
Use the print screen key. Without minimizing what u wanna capture then press the it. U should goto graphic editors like MS Paint and Press CTRL+V, save the image, then print it… but you only get the full screen or the active window with using print screen key. If u wanna get the command prompt screen. I recommend PCHand Screen Capture. It could help u capture anything on the screen, it offers seven capture modes and a build-in editor with which u can edit and enhance the captured images. Im using it, it is easy to use, even for a Novice. …Hope it could help u! http://www.screen-capture-record.com/
Do the following: COPY PRN LPT1: (now you type what you want to print) Press CONTROL + Z, then ENTER. []s Groke
Command Prompt "tasklist /B >> processlist.txt" or without switch if you need more PID Time etc.
The -p command option is commonly used in various command-line tools and programming languages to signify "print" or "prompt," or to specify a particular parameter. For example, in the mkdir command, -p allows the creation of parent directories as needed. In scripting and programming contexts, it can also prompt the user for input. The exact usage may vary depending on the specific command or tool being referenced.
select the text, copy it paste it into notepad and print.. or you can select the print text option of your print options.
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the print command gives an order to the computer to print a page but the print preview gives us a preview of the way in which it has to be printed
The BASIC computer command that calls letters and numbers up on a screen is the print command.
The command that will not start the print command is simply typing "print" without any additional context or parameters. Additionally, commands like "exit," "quit," or "shutdown" will also not initiate the print function. To start printing, the correct command must be issued in the appropriate context, such as using "print" followed by the desired file or document specifics.
You cannot directly copy from Turbo editor and paste it in Word. But instead you can save your source file from Turbo. Then open that file in Notepad. From Notepad you can copy or paste to MS Word.