Dave Coventry wrote:
> Hi Lee
>
> 2008/8/4 Lee Jenkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Dave, what kind of printer are you using?
> It's an Epson.
>
>> 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.
> I'm using Linux, but I'm sure it wouldn't be much to implement the
> Generic Text driver for Linux either.
>
> However, I have managed to get it to work:
>
>
> ser.Connect('COM1');
> ser.Config(9600,8,'N',1,false,false);
> buf:='Invoice: The Galley Restaurant'+#13+#10+'Tel Number:
> 041-461000'+#13+#10;
> ser.SendString('buf);
> showmessage('Reciept Printed!');
>
Ah, glad you got it working. I've been wanting to try CUPS in linux since I
think it can send raw text as well. Haven't had a chance to try it yet though.
--
Warm Regards,
Lee
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