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Hi, I need to write code that gets a PostScript file and appends some code that it says "Released: <date>" (where <date> is today's date) on the corner of the page. At first I thought I could get PJL to do it with a LabelString but it doesn't seem to be supported with our printers. So instead...

Is there another way (PJL or PCL) to print text on a page that wouldn't involve hacking a PS file?

That's a huge help. I downloaded hex workshop, replaced all of the Ec's with 0x1B and I got my printer to print the drawing. Still, the LabelString stuff doesn't work. I tried a "@PJL SET COPIES = 2" command and it did work so I know the it's reading PJL commands but it's not printing that...

Hi DansDad, To answer your questions: a. What I mean is that the printer prints the code as I see it in notepad and how it's written in my last post. b. With the whole Ec thing, that's what I'm writing in notepad and I thought that writing Ec in notepad was the escape character. I've been...

I posted this problem with the postscript threads but it seems inappropriate there now that I've seen a section for PCL. I've been trying to edit a postscript file to print "Released: <date>" (where <date> is today's date) on the corner of a page. I'm trying to use PJL and a LABELSTRING object...

I've been trying to edit a postscript file to print "Released: <date>" (where <date> is today's date) on the corner of a page. I'm trying to use PJL and a LABELSTRING object to do it but when I send the PS file to the printer it prints out the code in what I'm sure is ASCII. My PS code with PJL...