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I have Dos application run on the latest Dosbox SVN Daum and printer Epson LQ350 directly conected to LPT1. When i print document from dosbox, printer prints page without last 5 lines. When i exit from dosbox to windows, printer finish printing last 5 lines. Did anyone know, what i must setup, when i want print whole page without exiting dosbox?<br />
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Hi.

I have Dos application run on the latest Dosbox SVN Daum and printer Epson LQ350 directly conected to LPT1. When i print document from dosbox, printer prints page without last 5 lines. When i exit from dosbox to windows, printer finish printing last 5 lines. Did anyone know, what i must setup, when i want print whole page without exiting dosbox?

Thanks

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