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It doesn't support macro's yet

Thanks for the help. I didn't think of the form feed control codes. It works now. @jlasman: I'm making a PCL Viewer like PageTech, RedTitan, SwiftView. With more possibilities.

http://www17.zippyshare.com/v/26581354/file.html this is the print stream. There should be 4 pages. Hope you can help me find when the pages are ejected.

Hi, In most cases the page is ejected when the cursor moves beyond the printable area, am I right? I have a .prn file with PCL5 and the cursor moves to halfway the page, then HPGL is used to move the cursus further down, but not beyond the printable area... How do I know when the paga is ejected?

I have the TrueType glyph data field of a character descripter for TrueType Fonts. This is represented as decimal numbers ex: 02092255237363320205664766311923...106401766432156631 I am able to render bitmapped characters (with different compression methods). Their description is simple. 1 for...

Everything you said is true. I will try to find a way to rasterize the glyph data

Thanks for the fast reply. I'm aware of the different tables in e TrueType file. In the character descripter/date is a field "Glyph ID". When I lookup that Glyph ID in the cmap table in the TrueType font tile, I can get the character code. It would be much easier if there was a way to know...

Hi, I'm trying to create a pcl viewer. I got stuck with the TrueType Characters. What exactly contains a character's glyph data? How do I interpret this value? I can't find much information in the "PCL 5e Technical Reference Manual" Thanks in advance

It works perfect with a BinaryReader. I got all PJL, PCL and HPGL/2 commands now. Now I will try to execute the commands to render the page. Any suggestions?

Thanks, The problem is that i'm not using the correct reader to read the file in c#. I used a StreamReader's BaseStream to read the bytes. Now changing my application to use a BinaryReader :-)

Hi, I'm writing a program to view all the PCL Commands of a pcl file. It works good so far except when it encounters the following example: <ESC>*b0M <ESC>*b0WSystem.Byte[] <ESC>*b2M <ESC>*b6WSystem.Byte[] � �� <ESC>*b2M When a compression method is set (<ESC>*b#M). It starts to...