Prnfile.exe
Cost: $0

Used to print .prn files created by the "Print to file" option when printing. This is
useful when you want to print multiple copies of files particularly large image files.
Printing is faster this way because your program does not have to convert the original
data to print commands for each copy.  Also useful when a client has an identical printer
but not the program that created the file.

I use this with Corel images which can get as large as 100 meg on complex images. Corel
Draw and Photopaint are really slow when it comes to printing, especially with multiple
copies.  I often print up to 100 copies of images to be transferred to t-shirts, and this
program has proven itself to be a real time saver.

This program is printer independent, but the prn file is not. The prn file must be used
with the same printer that created it.  The only requirement is that the printer driver
have the option to "print to file".  This shows up in the print dialog when you go to
print.

How to use:

There is no installation, just unzip it into any directory and run it.  Select your
printer from the list of printers and the number of copies, then select the prn file to
print. Pretty simple. I purposely limit the copies to 5 because with inkjets, you should
clean the heads pretty frequently when doing volume printing.  I have found through
experience to print at the most 5 copies  between cleanings. (* Newer HP's auto clean)

Legal stuff:

This program has no warranties, or guarantees of any kind, use at your own risk. When you
use this program, you assume the entire liability of any damage done to equipment and/or
data.

However, if you have problems or questions, email me at mredlon@yahoo.com.

History:
v1.1 Added capability to detect network printers.
v2.0 Changed to standard print dialog because I still was not finding all the installed 
     printers.
v3.o Rewrote in pure win32 api, fixed problem with detecting network printers.
     