Re: How to stop print spooler from replacing command characters ?

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Junior wrote:
Hi guys. I need to make some ASC commands get to the printer, but it
seems to me the printer spooler strips them off and puts another
character in their place. I noticed there's this 'Font selection' tab
in printer properties, does it happen to offer any possible solution
for that ? By the way, I'm using VB .NET. Thanks !

What you're trying to do is send raw data to the printer.
http://www.codeproject.com/Purgatory/Print_Raw_Data.asp

(I think the html colouring went wrong in the code in that article, but at a
glance it seems to contain the right words.)

Andrew


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