Just for kicks, comment out the include and manually merge in - or write 20 lines of
code do it programmatically
Ross Ferris
Stamina Software
Visage an Evolution in Software Development
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ron White
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I don't have any specific knowledge of Epson printers
but on HP you can cause the printer to shift to postscript
personality by sending then following:
PRINT CHAR(27):'%-12345X':
PRINT '@PJL ENTER LANGUAGE = PostScript'
This turns
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Karl L Pearson
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Nice information, but, how would one switch back to PCL? For that
matter, where did you get that information and is it on the internet
somwhere?
It's standard PJL - note the *J* not C. Go to HP's site and look for it
(or get
Personally I'd recommend that you reconsider the architecture that you're
trying to build, rather than reconsidering the specific devices that you're
trying to fit into that architecture. I'm reading square pegs and round
holes here.
Dumb terminals were designed when we didn't have anything
I use $INCLUDE file record
This use to go through the include section in the debug mode. (possible
#INCLUDE doesn't) Can he change to the $INCLUDE format and try it
Regards
David Jordan
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Much has been considered. These are retail cashiering station that we are
talking about. One central printer would be my next choice. The only thing
that can go wrong is that the printer hangs and the whole front counter is
dead. When the printer runs out of paper, or toner or the drum, or
Anthony Dzikiewicz wrote:
Much has been considered. These are retail cashiering station that we
are
talking about. One central printer would be my next choice. The only
thing
that can go wrong is that the printer hangs and the whole front counter is
dead.
And you could go multi-printer
