With DCPRINT, you define the numbers of ROWs and the number of COLs.
On a receipt printer, using a roll, the number of ROWs changes at every printout.
In this case, what is the proper way to print?
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How do you print with DCPRINT on a paper roll
Re: How do you print with DCPRINT on a paper roll
It really doesn't matter what you set rows to except that it affects the line spacing.
A large number of rows will space the lines closer.
A large number of rows will space the lines closer.
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Re: How do you print with DCPRINT on a paper roll
Works with ROWS set to 60 or 66 like Roger said.
In case the receipt is longer than 60 lines or 66 lines, the rest is ignored.
I use DCPRINT ENDPAGE and DCPRINT STARTPAGE to simulate a new page.
Ok, works for receipt printers.
This is great to print graphics, logos, text of all size on a receipt printer. Now you can put your TOTAL bigger than the rest. Using the printer driver instead of TEXT DIRECTLY is very nice.
Enjoy !
Choo choo !!
In case the receipt is longer than 60 lines or 66 lines, the rest is ignored.
I use DCPRINT ENDPAGE and DCPRINT STARTPAGE to simulate a new page.
Ok, works for receipt printers.
This is great to print graphics, logos, text of all size on a receipt printer. Now you can put your TOTAL bigger than the rest. Using the printer driver instead of TEXT DIRECTLY is very nice.
Enjoy !
Choo choo !!