PRN (print) files usually are PS (PostScript) or EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) files. These files contain page description language that defines how the page will be printed. To use a PRN file in a program other than your browser, do this:
- Save the file to your hard drive using the file menu of your browser.
- Open the file in a different program.
- If you use a word processing program, it may be necessary to change some settings so the data will appear in a convenient form; for example, change the paper to legal landscape or use a smaller font.
- If you use a spreadsheet, all the data will appear in one column, so you will have to "parse" (divide) the data into appropriate columns. After that you will be able to manipulate the data.
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