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you should check the driver you are using for printing, and also how is your driver managing TT fonts, i think the driver is taking that as NORMAL text.
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you should check the driver you are using for printing, and also how is your driver managing TT fonts, i think the driver is taking that as NORMAL text.

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also be sure you are using a PRINT FIELD and not only enclosing the command between the {} (just putting it between those does not make it a print field)<br />
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you have to go to Insert/Field.../Document Automation/Print<br />
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and then modify your print field.
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also be sure you are using a PRINT FIELD and not only enclosing the command between the {} (just putting it between those does not make it a print field)

you have to go to Insert/Field.../Document Automation/Print


and then modify your print field.

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I'm manipulating a Word doc using COM, and I want to send a PostScript command to the printer.<br />
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{PRINT &quot;&lt;&lt;/Staple 1 /StaplePosition 2&gt;&gt;&quot;}<br />
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It just prints out the text within the {}<br />
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The printer manual has &quot;setpagedevice&quot; after the given text.<br />
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Sorry this is a basic question about PostScript but I have a deadline!
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I'm manipulating a Word doc using COM, and I want to send a PostScript command to the printer.

{PRINT "<</Staple 1 /StaplePosition 2>>"}

It just prints out the text within the {}

The printer manual has "setpagedevice" after the given text.

Sorry this is a basic question about PostScript but I have a deadline!

Embedding PostScript commands in Word doc

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