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Hello all,

I am trying to print a GBP (?) sign on barcode labels using a Zebra barcode
printer.  I am sending the ZPL commands required but the currency symbol is
being translated to a square bracket '[' somewhere between the iSeries and
the printer.  The printer is attached to a PC running BosaNova printer
emulation.

Is there a way to determine which character to use on the AS/400 so that it
gets translated to a pound sign on the printer?

TIA

Martin



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