on 12-04-2009 5:13 PM
Hi Friends
Please kinly help me to get the hexa decimal values for the following escape sequence.
1. <esc>(1q<esc><s1p36.0v0s0b0T
2. <esc>(15Y<esc>(s1p12.0v0s0b0T
I need to use this value in Signature printing.
Thanks
Gowrishankar
Issue resolved.
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> 1. <esc>(1q<esc><s1p36.0v0s0b0T
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I guess the correct code should be:
1. <esc>(1 Q <esc> ( s1p36.0v0s0b0T (please remove the extra spaces, I inserted them here to allow the bold stroke so that you can better read)
Note: The second line is used to change to CODE 11 barcode
Edited by: Sandra Rossi on Dec 4, 2009 9:34 PM
Note that <esc> corresponds (of course) to hex 1B
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Your printer manual should give you the specific string. If you don't know how to look it up, why don't you just use a hex conversion tool?
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Hi..Yes they have provided some escape sequences, but when I use this line alone nothing has displayed in output
but I read in some article, we need to use some addtional line (Equalant hexa decimal value )for this.
!"#$%&'()*
+,-./01234
56789:;<= >
?@ABCDEFGH
IJKLMNOPQR
but I tried with that, now some thing has displayed in output.But Still Signature is not coming
Thanks
Gowrishankar
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