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I have a weird situation that I could use some help on.
I am trying to copy an account on a Linux testmachine to a Winwdows PC.
The account on the testmachine is shared via Samba. The trouble is that
there are some files that have weird files in the directories and
Thanks to everyone for their input on my question about faster file
transfers. Probably going to use a combination of your great suggestions.
Susan
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I know that this isn't a U2 problem, but was hoping that someout could help out
here. I am doing some programming on creating a label for FedEx SmartPost and
they need a barcode type UCC/EAN Concatenated Code 128. I have the programming
for the regular UCC/EAN (non-concatenated), but cannot
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Subject: [U2] [OT] - UCC/EAN Concatenated Code 128
I know that this isn't a U2 problem, but was hoping that
I found this which may be helpful.
public static final char FNC1 = '\u00ca';
public static final char DEL = '\u00c3';
public static final char FNC3 = '\u00c4';
public static final char FNC2 = '\u00c5';
public static final char SHIFT = '\u00c6';
public static final char
Has anyone ever used this or seen it used? Why wouldn't you just use
crt?
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Normally the FNC1 character is a GS (Group Separator) which is CHAR(29). I
believe that the Zebra Programming Language (ZPL) will convert the string
8 to an FNC1 as well.
Larry Hiscock
Western Computer Services
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I use html2ps (Perl) which allows you to include EPS in-line as original
Postscript objects. You can make the page, as well as other HTML elements,
background an EPS image. My forms are all HTML, so updating the formats and
data is easy.
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