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Epson LX300 printer Tear Off command

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    Janine de Kock
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    Good day all, Using VB6, I am trying to send the Tear Off Command to an Epson LX300 printer. I have tried sending "Chr(27) + Chr(74) + Chr(144)" to the printer as the "Feed to Cutter" command, but this does not seem to work. Any help would be appreciated. Janine

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      Good day all, Using VB6, I am trying to send the Tear Off Command to an Epson LX300 printer. I have tried sending "Chr(27) + Chr(74) + Chr(144)" to the printer as the "Feed to Cutter" command, but this does not seem to work. Any help would be appreciated. Janine

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      Amit Kushwaha
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      give more details. exactly what u want to do..?:confused: 1) roll feed paper...? 2) custom size paper...? 3) using printer object or datareport or something else...?

      Thanks & Regards... Amit

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        give more details. exactly what u want to do..?:confused: 1) roll feed paper...? 2) custom size paper...? 3) using printer object or datareport or something else...?

        Thanks & Regards... Amit

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        Apologies for the incomplete information. The printer uses roll feed paper. I'm printing directly to the printer port. Here is a code snippet: CurrentFileNum = FreeFile Open PPort For Output As CurrentFileNum Print #CurrentFileNum, "" Close CurrentFileNum

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