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Article #3214Re: printing on serial port
From: Mike Collins
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2006 09:08
Date: Mon, 31 Jul 2006 09:08
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Is the printer recognised by Windows as a valid printer? I've done exactly the same thing on a PoS system that we developed but i used the VCL TPrinter object and wrote directly onto it's canvas - worked perfectly, no problems. Might be a consideration? Mike C "Borut" <borut@bokosoft.si> wrote in message news:44ca1798@newsgroups.borland.com... >I have a problem with printing on dotmatrix printer (POS printer with 40 > characters in line). It works fine with printer on paralel port (LPT1) and > with small number of lines but when I try to print 12 lines or more (on
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