ok. All this talk about PCL images had me looking into this...
I downloaded a few JPG - PCL image conversion programs, and
attempted to send them to the printer directly, after looking at
the code.
Instead of getting the image (even a bW image), all I got was
what looked like a bunch of 2D bar
On Fri, 22 May 2009, George Gallen wrote:
ok. All this talk about PCL images had me looking into this...
I downloaded a few JPG - PCL image conversion programs, and
attempted to send them to the printer directly, after looking at
the code.
Instead of getting the image (even a bW image),
What does work for us, is the way you suggested. I use my image program
to print to a file, then ftp the file, chop out the PJL coding.
I never really tried to make macros, But after all the emails, I might
make a little perl printer post lpt driver to substitute a
img src='...' with the
If you have access to a Windows PC, then the Windows accessory, MS Paint can
be used for this. FileOpenfilename.jpg (or filename.bmp; or filename.gif)
Then
ImageAttributesColors choose B/W radio button
Save then file, under a different name or you would loose your original
Or save the original
For some reason IBM apparently does not want users to look at the TL
logs (or at least it seems that way as there are no specs on the log
format/tools to read the logs).
Before I dive in and try to write my own TL reader I was wondering if
anyone else has already done it and would be willing
doug chanco wrote:
For some reason IBM apparently does not want users to look at the TL
logs (or at least it seems that way as there are no specs on the log
format/tools to read the logs).
Before I dive in and try to write my own TL reader I was wondering
if anyone else has already done it
OK, I get it. We don't have colour printers here so I wasn't sure if it was
the printer or the print driver that was converting to bw. Can't you simply
print it to a bw printer to create the file?
No idea on the conversion.
We have sites that have a menu item to reload the macros and some
Hi all,
Is there a way to accomplish passing an argument from a basic program to a
paragraph?
Something like what procwrite does with a Proc?
Thanks
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I am on Jbase now, and it refuses to build an index on any I-descriptor, so
I can't test this. So, I'll take your word for it and file this under You
learn something new every day.
Thanks,
Charlie
On 5/18/2009 10:27 AM, Scott Ballinger wrote:
On Sun, May 17, 2009 at 7:30 PM,
Many:
1. Have the program create and/or update the paragraph record in the VOC
file with a read, insert, and write.
2. Have the program run the paragraph with the appropriate argument, e.g.
ARGUMENT = USER.INPUT.PART.NO http://user.input.part.no/
COMMAND = PARAGRAPH.NAME
And of course, the paragraph mentioned in #2 would read the argument using
the C2 command, where the number in the Cn prompt represents, in
this example, the second word on the command line.
e.g. IF C2 # THEN SELECT INVENTORY WITH PART.NO = C2
On Fri, May 22, 2009 at 5:25 PM, Louie Bergsagel
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