I'm creating an ASP to print labels for a client.
How do you send a formfeed to the printer ?
How do you send a formfeed to the printer ?
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Re: ASP formfeed ?
ASP cannot do this. With cascading style sheets, you could do line breaks
and what not. I suggest looking up some CSS stuff or inquiring in
comp.infosystem s.www.authoring.stylesheets.
Ray at work
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> I'm creating an ASP to print labels for a client.
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> How do you send a formfeed to the printer ?
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Re: ASP formfeed ?
from ASP? I'm assuming you mean to a ServerSide printer?
Otherwise there is very little you can do to a clientside printer. You'll
have to look at a component most likely.
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> I'm creating an ASP to print labels for a client.
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> How do you send a formfeed to the printer ?
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Re: ASP formfeed ?
Found it at ASPFAQ ...
<head>
<STYLE TYPE="text/css">
P.breakhere {page-break-before: always}
</STYLE>
</head>
then just put a ...
<P CLASS="breakher e">
.... wherever I want the form feed.
Works a treat.
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Re: ASP formfeed ?
and what does this have to do with asp?
NOTHING!!!
"PW" <pwa@NObigSPAMp ond.net.au> wrote in message
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> Found it at ASPFAQ ...
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> <head>
> <STYLE TYPE="text/css">
> P.breakhere {page-break-before: always}
> </STYLE>
> </head>
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> then just put a ...
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> <P CLASS="breakher e">
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> ... wherever I want the form feed.
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> Works a treat.
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Re: ASP formfeed ?
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> and what does this have to do with asp?
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> NOTHING!!!
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Did you read my original post ? Here's a copy for ya. I can't help it if
the solution to my problem happened to be CSS rather than ASP.
Now take your pill.
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> I'm creating an ASP to print labels for a client.
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> How do you send a formfeed to the printer ?
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>
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