ON 20031203@2:45:54 PM at page: http://www.piclist.comlanguage/pcls.htm JMN-EFP-786 James Newton Published and replied to post 37952.1849421296 |Insert 'In a word, no. You would have to first parse the PCL printer output to find each end of page, then insert at that point a font selection command, cursor positioning command and the text of the users name. This is a lot of work... You might be better off looking for a printer driver replacement that could do this for you.' at: '' mark.bonner@panasonic.co.uk asks:
I need to print the current Windows Account Username in the footer of every page of every print job - no matter the application software. I looked at the separator technology, but it seems to provide the inclusion of additional pages, rather than changing the actual print job pages.

I think what I'll need to do is intercept the PCL printer output from the driver and modify its content? If so, is there a PCL command that I can include that will enter a username footer on every page.

Any assistance would be appreciated.
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How can I know how many pages are there in any pcl binary file.
Looking for form feed does not work as I have found so many 0xC in this three page document file
|Delete 'P-' before: '' but after: 'parse the PCL commands, looking for any that end in a "W". The number just before the W is the number of bytes of binary data (after the "W") to skip.

Note that although most page ejects are caused by form feed characters, there are several other ways to end a page in PCL.' at: '' vijayv@elitecore.com asks:

How can I know how many pages are there in any pcl binary file.
Looking for form feed does not work as I have found so many 0xC in this three page document file
ON 20031216@11:11:10 AM at page: http://www.piclist.comlanguage/pcls.htm JMN-EFP-786 James Newton Published and replied to post 37964.5234143519 |Insert 'Tray select commands are documented for each printer in the users manual appendix. I am not aware of any PCL commands for stapleing. As far as I know, that is only available in @PJL commands and is again, specific to the printer.' at: '' ktrajkovski@masmutual.com asks: " Is there a command that will allow you to pull a sheet from another tray and insert it as a slip-sheet, and then staple after the inserted sheet?" |Delete 'P-' before: '' but after: ' http://www.codingcrew.de I just want to write that MASM32 is no longer available from www.pbq.com.au/... but from www.masm32.com

Regards,
Marty
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