I am trying to print label on QL 320 through IrDA. I use IrDAClient and
simply send data to printer. Of course, I encode data to ASCII.
Sometimes, for specific label, I got euro symbol (80 hex) printed on the
printer.
I don't know the reason of printing this euro symbol.
I tried to play with that label, but I could not figure out what is wrong.
Zebra told me that they don't have any problem ...

Any advice?

Thank you, Olexandr.

On Oct 1, 4:06 pm, Olexandr Kravets
<OlexandrKrav... (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote:
I've found the only way to really get what you want is to examine the
CPCL commands that the Label Vista programme (free on Zebra site),
produces and send that down the serial port.

Have a look at my blog, I've put some code up a while back on doing
just this. www.binaryrefinery.com

I contacted Zebra, and they proposed as solution to load to printer such
file(CONFIG.SYS)

! DF CONFIG.SYS
! UTILITIES
SETLP 0 0 0
SETLF 0
PRINT

or add to label format those lines. I tested - it works.
I didn't figured out what is wrong on my side, specially that labels ok if I
use Label Vista. I forgot to mention it in original post.

Anyway, I liked your blog.
Thanks, Olexandr!


"Richard Jones" wrote: