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8lpp in DMP
MiltonT
November 2004
edited 8:20PM
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How do I print in 8lpp with FR3? I couldn't fin any information in help or NG.
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AlexTZ
November 2004
edited 8:20PM
You can set the printer init string that turn on the 8lpi mode (Report.ReportOptions.InitString property).
Jos?© Mario Neri
January 2005
edited 8:20PM
Hi
As to send the command for the printer.
In a Epson LX-300 the command for 8LPP is
ESC 0
.
I tried of several manners: #27#0, #27#00, #27#48, '#27#0', '#27#00', '#27#48', "#27#0", "#27#00", "#27#48" and it didn't work...
AlexTZ
January 2005
edited 8:20PM
Report.ReportOptions.InitString := #27#48;
Report.ShowReport;
fox
February 2006
edited February 2006
Hi,
using following sequence - it dosn't work
frxReport1.ReportOptions.InitString :='!R!AMCR E,XYZ;EXIT;';
frxReport1.ShowReport;
When printing to File, there is no sequence in the file.
I need the InitString to start the printer-typical macro XYZ.
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As to send the command for the printer.
In a Epson LX-300 the command for 8LPP is ESC 0.
I tried of several manners: #27#0, #27#00, #27#48, '#27#0', '#27#00', '#27#48', "#27#0", "#27#00", "#27#48" and it didn't work...
Report.ShowReport;
using following sequence - it dosn't work
frxReport1.ReportOptions.InitString :='!R!AMCR E,XYZ;EXIT;';
frxReport1.ShowReport;
When printing to File, there is no sequence in the file.
I need the InitString to start the printer-typical macro XYZ.