Re: Print a barcode in a remote printer
From: KS (ks_at_blah.com)
Date: 04/29/04
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Date: Thu, 29 Apr 2004 10:47:23 -0600
That's how I print barcodes, so I don't know why it wouldn't work for you
...
Just find a 3OF9 barcode on the internet (there's tons of free ones) and
create a RTF file, then CopyFile() the RTF document to the network printer.
Your OS will take care of creating the DC and sending the data to the
printer for you ...
If you don't know what RTF looks like, just create a RTF document, save it,
then open it with Notepad. You can then use that as a template for creating
your own RTF document.
KS
"Seb" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks KS
> But this solution, is not a sulotion for me, because I need to create a
document with some value with one which is a barcode (Iīm studying the DC to
see how to realize it).
> I have 3 printers in the network, in firts, I have done an "enumPrinter"
to see which printers I have in the network. and next I will just try to
print a document including a barcode under one of them (HP LJ 2300) to see
if it is possible without any other source.
> My doubt is if I realize a document with DC, I donīt if I will put echap
sequence to inform the printer that there is a barcode.
>
> Seb
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