Printing source code on Windows [closed]

Question

What is the best Windows program to print out source code (more generally, text files)? I'd like the following features:

1. Includes line numbers
2. Option of printing 2 or 4 pages on a single sheet of paper.
3. Header includes filename and timestamp.

Answer 1

Notepad++ is an excellent tool for this (and it's free!). You can print the code out both in normal text, as well as marked-up with colour as you see it on the screen!

Answer 2

I tried the suggested Notepad++ and Codex, but I find them too limiting. I could not print two columns per sheet in either one of them. I like to maximize the amount of code per sheet. A decade ago I would use pcps to print multiple columns of source code, but that software is just too old and cumbersome in this day and age. For now, I would suggest this, if you want multi column output: http://www.lerup.com/printfile/

Answer 3

UltraEdit works pretty well for all three of those.

www.ultraedit.com