Hi!
Next problem.
Here in Holland, and probably in other countries as well, we do have forms of 12" containing 3 vertical forms for kind of 'billing purpose' (don't no a better translation).
Each form for a different bill.
There is a need to have printed data to be on EXACT vertical location to enable banks optical reading of the form.
To be sure I kept the exact height (difficult to manage using the report writer) I opened th ereport as table and put value 40000 in the column 'height'. That must be OK for each form is 40.000 x 1/10.000" = 4" high.
The strange thing once I start printing is that form 1 and two seems to have right vertical distance in printing while printing the no. 3 is about 0.75 mm to low.
Once I start printing a number of about 10 sheets we are having big problems!
Almost nothing is printed at the right place.
I feel this has to deal with the high temp generated in the laser-printer??? which is HP1020. Does the paper stretch in the printer?? I kept the sheets very well between the side-guides of the printer.
Any suggestions?
TIA
-Bart
Next problem.
Here in Holland, and probably in other countries as well, we do have forms of 12" containing 3 vertical forms for kind of 'billing purpose' (don't no a better translation).
Each form for a different bill.
There is a need to have printed data to be on EXACT vertical location to enable banks optical reading of the form.
To be sure I kept the exact height (difficult to manage using the report writer) I opened th ereport as table and put value 40000 in the column 'height'. That must be OK for each form is 40.000 x 1/10.000" = 4" high.
The strange thing once I start printing is that form 1 and two seems to have right vertical distance in printing while printing the no. 3 is about 0.75 mm to low.
Once I start printing a number of about 10 sheets we are having big problems!
Almost nothing is printed at the right place.
I feel this has to deal with the high temp generated in the laser-printer??? which is HP1020. Does the paper stretch in the printer?? I kept the sheets very well between the side-guides of the printer.
Any suggestions?
TIA
-Bart