ON 20030108@8:30:30 PM at page: http://www.sxlist.com/techref/language/pcls.htm JMN-EFP-786 James Newton replied to post 37629.5370949074 |Insert 'That depends on the printer you are using. With an actual HP unit, you have to create or purchase a barcode font. I have seen printers that have the barcode fonts built in, but they usually have their own special code for makeing use of them.
In general, when you send the escape sequence to select a font, the printer will try to find the closest matching font in its memory. In other words, just because the command to select a font is available, that doesn't mean the font is.
On most HP printers you can get a list of the fonts available in the printer along with the escape sequence for printing them by selecting "PRINT PCL TYPEFACE LIST" or "PRINT PCL FONTS" etc... from the TEST or INFORMATION menu on the printer front panel.' at: '' ahundley@fujigreenwood.com asks:
Hi. I have used the barcode escape sequence esc & "0Y" & esc & "(s32V" & esc & "(s0B. With the data I want to barcode afterwards. But it is just printing my data in text. Do I need to create a special font for this? ThanksON 20030108@8:30:38 PM at page: http://www.sxlist.com/techref/language/pcls.htm JMN-EFP-786 James Newton published post 37629.5370949074 ahundley@fujigreenwood.com asks:
Hi. I have used the barcode escape sequence esc & "0Y" & esc & "(s32V" & esc & "(s0B. With the data I want to barcode afterwards. But it is just printing my data in text. Do I need to create a special font for this? ThanksJames Newton replies: That depends on the printer you are using. With an actual HP unit, you have to create or purchase a barcode font. I have seen printers that have the barcode fonts built in, but they usually have their own special code for makeing use of them.
In general, when you send the escape sequence to select a font, the printer will try to find the closest matching font in its memory. In other words, just because the command to select a font is available, that doesn't mean the font is.
On most HP printers you can get a list of the fonts available in the printer along with the escape sequence for printing them by selecting "PRINT PCL TYPEFACE LIST" or "PRINT PCL FONTS" etc... from the TEST or INFORMATION menu on the printer front panel.
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I'm just getting into using PCL within old dBase programs. I am having difficulty arranging columns on a printed page with scalable fonts. Is there a command to tell the printer to start printing at a particular col. Sorry to bother you and thanks for a reply.|Delete 'P-' before: '' but after: 'marionp@adelphia.net asks:
I'm just getting into using PCL within old dBase programs. I am having difficulty arranging columns on a printed page with scalable fonts. Is there a command to tell the printer to start printing at a particular col. Sorry to bother you and thanks for a reply.ON 20030130@10:11:35 PM at page: http://www.sxlist.com/techref/language/hpgl.htm JMN-EFP-786 James Newton published post 37651.4640972222 Sorry, but I have a last (?) question : I use HPGL(2) in 2D mode, and I want initialise the axis so that the origin is in the upper left corner, the X-axis oriented to the right, and the Y-axis oriented down. How can I do ? Is the IP command helpful for this operation ?