Step 1: Understand device access in legacy systems.
In older command-line operating systems like MS-DOS and early versions of Windows, physical devices were often treated as files and could be accessed through reserved device names.
Step 2: Identify the predefined names for printers.
LPT1, LPT2, etc.: Stood for "Line Printer Terminal" and referred to the parallel ports to which printers were typically connected.
PRN: Was a generic device name that usually pointed to LPT1.
You could, for example, copy a text file directly to the printer using a command like `COPY file.txt PRN`.