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Try this<br />
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echo ^[^&amp;l0O^[^&amp;l8D^[(s12H &gt;&gt;&nbsp;TEST.UTV<br />
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Percy
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Try this

echo ^[^&l0O^[^&l8D^[(s12H >> TEST.UTV

Percy

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Percy,<br />
<br />
Thanks for your comment. I tried your command but I didn't get the escape codes in the file. <br />
I already made a bypass by using the type command in combination with a file with the printer codes, but I was just curious if there was a way to echo the escape codes.<br />
<br />
Hans
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Percy,

Thanks for your comment. I tried your command but I didn't get the escape codes in the file.
I already made a bypass by using the type command in combination with a file with the printer codes, but I was just curious if there was a way to echo the escape codes.

Hans

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NT doesn't provide ANSI support (flashy escape codes) in its command line.<br />
However, you could configure autoexec.nt / config.nt to include the ANSI driver, open a DOS session, and then use escape codes to send to your printer.<br />

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NT doesn't provide ANSI support (flashy escape codes) in its command line.
However, you could configure autoexec.nt / config.nt to include the ANSI driver, open a DOS session, and then use escape codes to send to your printer.


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Percy,<br />
<br />
Thanks. The &quot;^&quot;-character worked.<br />
<br />
Hans<br />

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Percy,

Thanks. The "^"-character worked.

Hans


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The following line in a batch file works in Win98 but not in WinNT.<br />
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echo &amp;l0O&amp;l8D(s12H &gt;&gt;&nbsp;TEST.UTV<br />
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The first character after the echo is the Escape character (ascii 27).<br />
The purpose is to add some printer-format codes to a file to switch from portrait to landscape, but on WinNT I get the response:<br />
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The name specified is not recognized as an internal or external command.<br />
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The following line in a batch file works in Win98 but not in WinNT.

echo &l0O&l8D(s12H >> TEST.UTV

The first character after the echo is the Escape character (ascii 27).
The purpose is to add some printer-format codes to a file to switch from portrait to landscape, but on WinNT I get the response:

The name specified is not recognized as an internal or external command.



Problem with echo of escape codes in batch file

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