Commandline programming
This is exactly the same program as the utility, but licensed for commandline programming.
The utility has a nice feature, that is, you can launch it from the Run window, from the MS-DOS prompt or from another application passing the name of the printer and the path to the file to print on the commandline. The utility will print the document and terminate itself. Printing problems are not unusual when DOS programs are running in Windows . The commandline programming solves these problems. For example, running FoxPro 2.6 programs this way provide real Windows printing without hassles.
Licensed users of the utility can use the commandline option. Programmers however are seeking for a tool with royalty free distribution. This is what the Commandline Programming provides. Users with this licensing can distribute the utility freely, but it will not work as a utility, only for launching it from their applications.
