With regards to WiFi printing. Yeah I kind of guessed that software would have to be written for it. Don't worry I don't expect you to do it
I'm just grateful that you designed and built the M4 Board in the first place
How do I use the WiFi set up to transfer any Protext files to my PC and print them out by the way?
The simple method is:
On your PC, open firefox/internet explorer and type
http://cpc-ipno/sd/nameofprotextfileIn this case when you open it in notepad or whatever on PC you need to cut off the amsdos header (first 128 bytes).
The other method is to use the small cpcxfer program I wrote, it can automatically remove the header. But it's a command line tool, so maybe not so straight forward for everyone.
Eitherway if you download cpcxfer (or just xfer.exe, grab the exe from here
GitHub - M4Duke/cpcxfer: Cmd line tool to transfer files to and from M4 board ).
Then open a dos box and type:
xfer -d cpcipaddr protextfile / 1
It will download the file to your pc and remove the header, and you should be able to load up the file in ie. notepad.
You can just as easily upload it again with changes... these are current parameters:
xfer -u ipaddr file path opt - Upload file, opt 0: no header add, 1: add ascii header
xfer -d ipaddr file path opt - Download file, opt 0: leave header, 1: remove header
xfer -r ipaddr - Reboot M4