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Questions inline: At 09:57 AM 8/23/02 -0700, you wrote: >The printer now recognizes my first @PJL command, but will not respond to my >2nd PJL string... > >So if is send it. ><esc:1b>X-12345X@PJL SET PAPER=LEGAL<CR:0d><LF:0a> >@PJL SET COPIES=2<cr:0d><lf:0a> > After the CR: below, is that an 'o' (oh) or a zero? >The sniffer on the ip port shows me this... ><esc:1b>X-12345X@PJL SET PAPER=LEGAL<CR:od><LF:0a> >followed by : >1b 26 61 30 30 30 30 30 48 1b 26 61 30 30 30 38 37 56 This translates to <Esc>&a00000H<Esc>&a00087V. You'll need to look these codes up in HPs manuals. The H and the V stand for horizontal and vertical, resp., I think. Could be initial offsets. Check the front offset values in the PRTF. >followed by: >@PJL SET COPIES=2<cr><lf> > >Is there any way to turn off these extra bytes? That the as/400 thinks I >need? Are you using Host Print Transform? But these are probably not a problem, unless things get offset incorrectly. >Thanks, tim
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