GaryHoff
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Okidata ML 395 is printing the printer settings
When printing checks, the Okidata ML 395 will print the printers current settings (setup).
I am trying to figure out which escape sequence is causing this. I can't find it in the command reference.
It just recently started doing this, and I don't recall changing the program.
Does anyone know what the escape sequence is to print the current settings?
Or, had a similiar experience?
I am trying to figure out which escape sequence is causing this. I can't find it in the command reference.
It just recently started doing this, and I don't recall changing the program.
Does anyone know what the escape sequence is to print the current settings?
Or, had a similiar experience?
if it is recent, try a system restore to a previous date
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It's been too long.
We're using Generic text driver, and direct - passthrough printing, so the application has direct control of what gets sent.
I can't rule it out, but don't think the OS is part of the problem.
We're using Generic text driver, and direct - passthrough printing, so the application has direct control of what gets sent.
I can't rule it out, but don't think the OS is part of the problem.
if the os is suspect, you can :
-run sfc /scannow from the run box
-run a repair install : http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm
-run a fresh install
-run sfc /scannow from the run box
-run a repair install : http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/XPrepairinstall.htm
-run a fresh install
It might be a contol panel key sequence.
"Print diagnostics" or similar.
"Print diagnostics" or similar.
On the printer's control panel, select to return to the default factory settings. You may have to print out a map to see where that selection is.
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Magicly the checks printed fine this week.
I'll wait until next week to see what happens.
I'll wait until next week to see what happens.
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The problem has not happened again in the last 2 payrolls.
Don't know what to think now.
Don't know what to think now.