01-04-2008 3:56 PM
Hello friends,
I have created an SAP script wherein I have made a Bar Code using character format and used as shown below,
<BC>&G_TEMP&</>
where BC is the barcode character format.
I can see the output of Barcode in the print preview, but the client prints it at his location he replies back saying that the print is not proper and there are junk characters being printed , so could you kindly let me know what could be the possible reasons for this. Thank You.
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01-04-2008 5:35 PM
Hello,
have you checked, that the printers support the output of the defined barcode in your SAP script. Some printers need additional hardware to print barcodes, some printers need additional software.
As you say, that you can see the barcode in the preview, I would suppose, that it is a problem of the printers.
Best regards
Stephan
01-04-2008 4:06 PM
You should use like
<BC>&G_TEMP&</> ,Please check in printer side ,some times printer does not have Bar code font settings
Thanks
Seshu
01-04-2008 5:35 PM
Hello,
have you checked, that the printers support the output of the defined barcode in your SAP script. Some printers need additional hardware to print barcodes, some printers need additional software.
As you say, that you can see the barcode in the preview, I would suppose, that it is a problem of the printers.
Best regards
Stephan
01-04-2008 6:34 PM
had the same problem years ago.
make sure setup in SP01 is correct for all devices.
but more likely it is the printer requiring something....
we needed to install a barcode.dll file on each pc in order for the user to be able to print.
01-04-2008 6:35 PM
found the old manual
The installation is quite simple. Just copy the file barcode.dll into your windows directory. Normally, this is the directory C:\WINDOWS, `C:\WIN95`, `C:\WINNT`, respectively.. When you start the program SAPLPD the next time it will automatically recognize the barcode DLL and use it for barcode printing. SAPLPD will print the initilizationmessage in the protocol window at startup time.
01-04-2008 6:48 PM
barcode.dll is relevent only if you are using printer id LOCL or another printer set up to use your windows standard printer. in any other case, the PRINTER must have barcode fonts loaded into it, and control characters for accessing these fonts must be configured through SPAD.
01-06-2008 7:16 AM
Hello J J,
Could you kindly guide me where do I get the 'barcode.dll' file, I am using LOCL as my output device, so I feel that file not being present is the problem.
Also could any of you guide me if I can use the new type of Barcode for SAP Scripts in 4.7 version.
Points still up for grabs!
01-06-2008 4:14 PM
I have found that we cannot use the new barcode type for scripts, here's the help.sap link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/d9/4a94c851ea11d189570000e829fbbd/content.htm
but am still not sure as to where do I get the barcode.dll file, please help me out!
01-07-2008 2:31 PM
The barcode.dll comes from a 3rd party vendor. We got ours from the following
http://www.brs-online.de/brs-seiten/startseite.phtml
hope this helps
01-07-2008 3:50 PM
Hi,
Try this......
<BC>&G_TEMP&</> and also check with size,in print preview it will come corrctly but in print output it will overlapped.
Regards,
Billa