I need to take text from a database, turn it into a barcode from the Web and print to a Zebra Z4M barcode printer. I am stuck at two separate approaches. 1. Use ZPL II (Zebra's proprietary language to command the printer) which is executed at a DOS Prompt with "COPY BarCode.txt LPT1" Is there any way to run that from the web. Also, is there any other method of sending the information in the text file to the printer?
Use some sort of ActiveX object to compile a barcode label image, then use another ActiveX object to remove the Header/Footer and Margins from the IE printout. I have found ActiveX objects that can compile the image, but have not found anything to block out the Header/Footer and Margins.
i m giving link print this article to my users to print the page.
Code:
<A HREF="javascript:window.print()">Print this article</A>
but it is printing whole window but i want to print only news part. i want to make the printed output "printer friendly". means stripped off the left and right side crap. And the banner ad at the top.
A user selects a date from some select boxes on a page, an his selection is shown on a text box, so this content is changed dinamically each time the user changes the date. Can I show this text in a label instead of a text box (or text box without borders) how do I do that?How do I do labels or text boxes without borders?
I'm about to create an ASP script which will essentially parse SQL tuples (rows) into a Word file, creating labels, although would need to use the pre-defined label templates within word. Can anyone direct me in the right direction?
Does anybody know if the Avery label wizard included in Microsoft Word can be used in an ASP page? Basically I want to be able to set the content type on the ASP page to Application/MSword and fill out mailing labels using records pulled from a SQL Server DB.
I know that mail merge is available, but I need to use the extra logic provided via programming this myself. I was also thinking to just make a table and page the recordset so that each page can just be printed out. That brings me to my next point. If I set the content type to "application/msword" and use HTML is there any way to force a page break?
If you look at the code above, asp:dropdownlist is a string, but I'm not sure if asp:label is a numeric. Since I don't have the source code, how can I change the numeric value that gets to the asp:label within the aspx page.
lets say i get a number 20, and I want to add 15 to it, how can this be done.
I wish to convert the message received in the text box to be replaced by the label with the same message as in the text box, After upload button is clicked this action should be carried on.
So the data in the text box is stored to the database after the button is clicked and also the textbox is converted to label with message in the text box.
Is there code that I can write that will change the user's printer setup so that my web page will always print out on one page. I would like the output of the page to look the same no matter who is printing the page. How do I do this?
I wanted to set one of printer friendly pages to landscape, where the user do not need to set it manually.... I tried adding this code to my page, but it doesn't seem to work:
I have an asp application that generate reports. The reports are a list of tables that contain information about users. each user has his own table. how do I get the tables to be printer friendly using either css or a script.And how do I page break the tables.
i need a asp coding to communicate with the printer.here i need to get printouts of the selected data from the system .inside my interface i give the printer port in the network,printer path and the username password,after checking these things it specify the print job .
I am printing a payslip contains nearly 22 lines. Each time i am generating one employee payslip. If i print using window.print() prints the payslip and aligns to next page. I want to stop the printer and go back and generate next emp payslip. so that i can save paper.
How can i do this. I can generate 3 payslips but there are many calculations for each emp. so i want to generate one by one.
Anyone had any fun with setting page breaks with a duplex printer? Example, you have one document with several sections each with a different number of pages.
But you always want each section to start on the front side of the paper not on the back of the last page of the previous section. I have seen information on setting left/right but I have not been able to get it to work.
I am writing a website in asp for a take out restaurant. Customers can place order from their website. What I want to do is, print out the order form from the restaurant's printer when an order is placed, so none is required to manually print out the order list. Is it possible and how??
I have developed a client based form using vbscript for a web page to run on IE and would like to make this form printer friendly. Anyone have some ideas?
1. - I want to print from my ASP page directly to my network printer. For this i use the following code, but everytime, my document to print is sent to local and physical port LPT1 not to network printer : Code:
I am creating some reports with ASP and have come to a bit of a problem. Does anyone know how can I send a page break to the printer? I need to be able to start different items fresh on a new page and I really have no idea how to do it.
Just want to ask if anyone here has experience with doing printer friendly page. I have done a printer friendly page but the problem is if the line overflow, the printer friendly page will 'run' because my code count line by line, but by charactar or pixel.
Is there a way to get a printer friendly page using ASP. And when I say this I do not mean removing banner, picture etc and print the page.
The problem I face is, an ASP output is a big table with say 10-15 columns and it would not print even in landscape mode. So if I print the output from the IE browser the right side of the table gets cut. I want to know if there is an ASP code to over come this problem.
I want to send the whole resultset i retrieved. now i am retrieving the resultset and able to print 15 records in one frame. if i want to print whole the dump records what i have to do.?
I'm using an ASP page to display all our office printers, I want the users to have to possibility to install the network printer with just one click on the page. Is this possible. ?? PS all information is retrieved from SQLServer.
I have a string of text that needs to be sent verbatim to a printer. The text string is generated via ASP. I can't simply print from a client mahcine on our intranet through internet explorer to the printer as the IE headers and other formatting gunk cause problems. I want to set it up to print the data server-side to the printer.
That avoids people trying to send the data to the wrong printer, etc. Of course, the printer in question is a shared printer connected to a machine in a different office (It's a tag printer, is very loud, and is essentially being put somewhere where we won't have to listen to it).
I can't find a way to get this setup to work. Does anyone have any ideas?
I try to use ASP call to call a batch file and print report to the server's printer. But error message displayed to point out that ASP cannot locate printer in Server.How to do?
