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Home > Forums > Desktop Software > PC Operating Systems > Microsoft: Windows 2000 Professional Forum

command to print an image file

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geebers (TechnicalUser)

22 May 11 22:26

How to print a jpg file from the command line. Thats all. Thanks for any help.

BadBigBen (MIS)

7 Jun 11 7:30

you should have MS Paint installed, with that you can do the following:

mspaint /p "c:/folder/subfolder/picture.jpg"

the quote marks are only needed if the path to the picture contains spaces...
e.g. C:/Documents and Settings/User1/my pictures/picture.jpg

Ben
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