You can use the TextBuffer class. It is better using a printershare rather than LPT1:, as your application might hang if no connection to the printer.
static void Job7(Args _args)
{
TextBuffer textBuffer = new TextBuffer();
;
textBuffer.appendText('line 1\n');
textBuffer.appendText('line 2\n');
textBuffer.appendText(num2char(12)); // form feed
textBuffer.toFile('\\\\<computername>\\<printersharename>'); // or LPT1:
}
Best regards,
Steen Andreasen
http://www.steenandreasen.com/axaptabook.asp
Alessandro Ghidini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev:
Hi group.
I have a barcode printer that i need to use without any driver,
i.e. i need to call the printer directly on that port like with the dos
command: type "text" > lpt1
Do you know any way for doing that? I read somewhere that a possible
solution could be using lpt1 like a file and writing on it opening just as a
file.. I can't try that solution today.. So.. Can anyone tell me if this
could be a right approach? Or is it possible to call the shell type command?
Thanks in advance,
Alessandro
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