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edited June 2002 in General
Is there anybody who has expirience with RB and Thermal Transfer printers.

b.g.

Gert

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  • edited June 2002
    yes
    but i have the feeling that that isn't what you are looking for
    what do you want to know?
    one thing to keep in mind is that depending on the printer (and
    printerdriver) it will not be possible to do wysiwyg kind of layout-ing
    if the driver can render windows printouts then you're lucky
    the most transfer printers use their own built in fonts wich makes them fast
    the built in fonts will most probalby not be rendered correctly in the
    designer since the correct font info isn't available
    but apart from that all will work fine
    it's just a matter of changing and checking the design by every change
    cu
    marc

  • edited June 2002
    Hello Marc,

    We are looking for a nice way to use the internal multiplier of the TT
    printers. We want to sent 1 labellayout-page to the printer
    Holding 4 labels. And want to multiply these with the use of internal
    multiplier of the printer. At this moment we are evaluating RB to do this
    job but RB sends each page seperately to the printer, thus each page is to
    be processed by the printer.
    We found out that QuickReport handles this a bit better but we think RB is a
    better solution for our end-users.
    If you got any information about this matter please let me know.

    Best Regards

    Gert de Haan,



  • edited June 2002
    You could create a single section style subreport for each label. Each
    subreport can be configured to be sent as a separate print job by setting
    the NewPrintJob property on the subreport to true. Then that would give
    you a one page for each label. Then you could use the internal multiplier to
    reprint the single label over and over.


    Cheers,

    Jim Bennett
    Digital Metaphors

  • edited June 2002
    or set the printer.copies to the value you want to print...
    cu
    marc

  • edited June 2002
    We got the solution.
    we keep you posted on our further process concerning TT printing.

    Thanks for your support.


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