Dave Coventry wrote:
> I've added the following to the code:
>
> var buf: string;
> buf:=ser.RecvPacket(6000);
> showmessage(buf);
>
> so it now reads:
>
> ser.Connect('COM1');
> ser.Config(9600,8,'N',0,false,false);
> ser.SendString('Invoice: The Galley Restaurant'+#13+#10);
> buf:=ser.RecvPacket(6000);
> showmessage(buf);
> ser.SendString('Tel Number: 041-461000'+#13+#10);
> buf:=ser.RecvPacket(6000);
> showmessage(buf);
>
Dave, what kind of printer are you using? I use a lot of POS printers (I write
POS software) and I have to say that using the Generic Text driver in Windows
while printing directly to the Windows print spooler is the best way to go in
my
experience. It works for both POS printers (like Epson, Start, etc) and it
works well for serial based customer pole displays as well.
--
Warm Regards,
Lee
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