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Robert in Phoenix
I have been doing some simple tests, based on the code given in the
MSDN example, with additions to select any of the printers available
on my machine.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...temDrawingPrintingPrintDocumentClassTopic.asp
Everything works just fine on three of our networked printers (Canon
S800, Brother MFC 9700, and Epson C42). But our other networked
printer, a Brother 1440, does not print the text.
It will however, like the others, print a small straight line that I
added, which at least shows we are talking to the printer.
Searching the groups suggests that perhaps the driver needs to
understand Unicode. How can I test if this is the problem with this
printer?
But don't new applications use Unicode anyhow? All normal
applications - Word, Excel, Crystal Reports from VB6 - work just fine
with this printer.
Any other suggestions about what to look for?
MSDN example, with additions to select any of the printers available
on my machine.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...temDrawingPrintingPrintDocumentClassTopic.asp
Everything works just fine on three of our networked printers (Canon
S800, Brother MFC 9700, and Epson C42). But our other networked
printer, a Brother 1440, does not print the text.
It will however, like the others, print a small straight line that I
added, which at least shows we are talking to the printer.
Searching the groups suggests that perhaps the driver needs to
understand Unicode. How can I test if this is the problem with this
printer?
But don't new applications use Unicode anyhow? All normal
applications - Word, Excel, Crystal Reports from VB6 - work just fine
with this printer.
Any other suggestions about what to look for?