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solved, before adding the text encoded with CP850, pcl code for setting the Code Page is required.. so, it works ..in the end

I would like to print to the printer, by raw copying a file using a Code Page, for ex 850. The file is generated in a .Net application and saved with a 850 code page encoder. Copying this file to the "HP LaserJet 2300 Series PCL 6" prints .. faulty double chars for some the special...

As I wrote before , I tried Directory.Move, and DirectoryInfo.MoveTo , both throw a rights violation exception ..., I tried to remove eventualy present rights on the directory, like readonly .. which could have been responsible for that .. but the same. thank you anyway

I am trying to rename a directory from C# , and I can not find an elegant solution. Many recommand MoveTo, Move, which seem to me .. more like an overkill solution.(also i can't seems to shake rights access violation exceptions beeing throwen) On the net there are also solutions running...

thanks, yes it is dbms_output.put_line, i found out for my self on the same day I posted the message. thank you for the help

using "SQLPlus Worksheet", sql query console provided by Oracle .. or "sql plus" , and not some fancy shmancy TOAD or SQL navigator I would like to do this : --run this pl/sql block declare someText VARCHAR(100); begin someText:='some trivial message for the masses'; select someText as...

thanks for replying kmfna, workarounds, I can think of many, I thought maybe I am missing something regarding all this string formatting stuff. I know regex good enough but that would be .. overkill. I did what I needed with substring and concatenation but I was looking for an already made...

I tried and search for a sample or some good explanation on how could I format a string like "12023023023023020302" (24 chars long) I cannot use o NumberFormatInfo , and convert the string above cause it's to f... long... and string.Format("{0:###-####-#-####### ....}"...

It's ok, I got my hands on some raster documentation from the tehnical manual of this OCE 2140. I know only 0,6,7,8 as compression modes, and the format in which handles raster is not standard. <esc>*r1A <esc>*r#T <esc>*r#W [Data .. and the first 4 bytes express in Motorola order, the width of...

I found out exactly with which printers I am dealing in the end. They are a couple of Siemens OCÉ 2140. I found in the tehnical manual following you'r suggestion written clearly that from 6 up , all of them are block based encodings (I am talking about compression modes), as for thouse below 6...

thank you for answering, once again What I know is that the printer knows this compression mode and it handles it in a different manner, or I am missing something. I have been sent some pcl format outputs which embed, images compressed with *b6M, but the way information is passed to the...

first of all, thank you for answering then to reply to some of your observations : I hava a document wich states that standard parameters for the *r#A command are 0,1 and the meaning of the command is starting raster mode , where parameter defines the starting position (up-left corner), and 1...

I am having a problem with image printing in raster mode when data is compressed in CCITT modified Huffman. I want to draw (for ex.) 2 black lines using the encoding mentioned before. I am encoding each row, and what I am getting (using EscapeE as a PCL viewer) is an interlaced image, this...

I am quite new to the PCL buissnes, however I tried to understand how does raster mode works. What I have to do is to embed tiff images (content only) with compression mode CCITT G3 (modified Huffman). I use EscapeE (trial) and an hp laserjet 2300dn, to see if it prints out corectly, and it...