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Loads a program into memory that allows Windows 2000 to print on a
printer the displayed contents of the screen when you are using a color or
graphics adapter. graphics [type] [[drive:][path] filename]
[/r] [/b] [/lcd] [/printbox:std | /printbox:lcd]
Parameters type Specifies the type of printer. The following list shows each valid value
for this parameter and a brief description of its meaning:
[drive:][path] filename Specifies the location and name of the printer profile that contains
information about all supported printers. If this parameter is omitted,
Windows 2000 looks for a file called Graphics.pro in the current
directory and in the directory that contains the Graphics.com file. /r Prints the image as it appears on the screen (white characters on a black
background) rather than reversed (black characters on a white background).
The latter occurs by default. /b Prints the background in color. This switch is valid for color4 and
color8 printers. /lcd Prints an image by using the liquid crystal display (LCD) aspect ratio
instead of the CGA aspect ratio. The effect of this switch is the same as
that of /printbox:lcd. /printbox:std | /printbox:lcd Selects the printbox size. You can abbreviate printbox as pb.
You should check the first operand of the printbox statement in your
Graphics.pro file and specify the /printbox:std switch if that operand
is std or the /printbox:lcd switch if that operand is lcd.
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