I'll check that out.
On 10/2/2014 5:20 PM, Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
Any time I ever had a problem, giving the set printer to forced it to print.
Never understood why
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Subject: Re: Printing DYMO Labels from VFP
On 10/2/2014 4:56 PM, Tracy Pearson wrote:
I've had customers call about this from time to time. Usually there its an
offline printer that the jobs are being dropped into.
On October 2, 2014 6:58:02 PM EDT, Jeff Johnson <[email protected]> wrote:
Upon Tracy's recommendation I used the DYMO API. It was very easy to
use and works fine except for one thing - it doesn't print.
oDymoAddIn.StartPrintJob()
oDymoAddIn.Print2(1, .f., 0)
oDymoAddIn.EndPrintJob()
The above are the commands to print. The same commands print in the
.NET, VB and Access samples with the exact same code. Also the
labels print from the DYMO software.
I am getting .t. from oDymoAddIn.IsPrinterReady() and I can
manipulate the labels. Everything works except the actual printing.
I just don't get it. Any ideas? I contacted DYMO support twice in
the
last two days but no response.
I was just thinking what Virgil brought up. Because I am in VFP do I need
to set the printer to name DYMO and the set printer on - or set printer to
to clear it out?
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