1. eprint
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David,
I am not sure if my other post was seen by you or not, I am just =
wondering if the ESC & "...." variables in eprint are in hex or in dec =
format. I am trying to make my Panasonic printer work with a labeling =
program that I wrote.=20
Thanks,
Paul
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2. Re: eprint
Paul,
you said:
EU> I am not sure if my other post was seen EU> by you or not
It is being seen, I just don't know the answer.
Monty
3. Re: eprint
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4. Re: eprint
On Wed, 19 Jan 2000 09:54:19 -0600, Paul Sheepwash <whalley99 at HOTMAIL.COM>
wrote:
>David,
>
> I am not sure if my other post was seen by you or not, I am just
wondering if the ESC & "...." variables in eprint are in hex or in dec
format. I am trying to make my Panasonic printer work with a labeling
program that I wrote.
>
> Thanks,
> Paul
>
Paul,
I took a look at eprint.ex, and this is my take on it:
First, the ESC sequences are in ASCII format. It doesn't matter whether
you use hex or decimal.
Secondly, these are the ESC sequences for the HP PCL printer language.
Unless your Panasonic printer speaks PCL, eprint won't help you much. In
that event, you should be able to find a section in the back of your
printer manual that talks about what escape sequences do what. For
example, on my OLD Tandy DMP1000 (don't laugh, it STILL works!), I would
use puts(printer,#1B & #0E) to get bold text. I could also use puts
(printer, 27 & 14), because they're the same thing. If you don't have a
manual, check out the Panasonic web site, and perhaps they have that
information there.
Sorry I wasn't able to answer your question, but hopefully I pointed you in
the right direction.
Brian
