Dan: No exclamation code needed! I have a routine ala Mac Rubel that I
call dosprint. (There is a ton of Mac's stuff still in my code) It
works perfectly with the generic text driver and @say. The only problem
I ran into is this letter quality stuff.
Thanks!
Jeff
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On 06/04/2013 04:27 PM, Dan Covill wrote:
On 06/04/13 02:33 PM, Jeff Johnson wrote:
Dan: The whole problem is because these invoices print letter quality
bold and wide in the heading. Can your print class do that by sending
the print codes before the text?
Jeff
Apparently, yes. Here's a snippet:
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procedure PrintBody
* Print a single invoice to (TempFile)
set memowidth to 255
if PtrName = "LPT1" or PtrName = "\\"
*-- It's an OKIDATA, add the control codes
@ 02, 00 say chr(27)+chr(103) && Esc g = 15 cpi
@ 02,103 say chr(27)+chr(80) && Esc P = 10 cpi
@ 02,106 say INVNO
@ 02,114 say iif(PRINTED,"*","")
@ 02,116 say chr(27)+chr(103) && back to 15 cpi
else
*-- A Windows printer, no codes
@ 02,106 say INVNO
@ 02,114 say iif(PRINTED,"*","")
endif
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This code is from FPW 2.5!
Dan
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