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I agree. &nbsp;I know printer escape codes werent supported. &nbsp;That is essentially what you are trying to do.<br />
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Perhaps Visual Cut supports it. &nbsp;I sent a message to Ido.<br />
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mlmcc
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I agree.  I know printer escape codes werent supported.  That is essentially what you are trying to do.

Perhaps Visual Cut supports it.  I sent a message to Ido.

mlmcc

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No, Visual CUT doesn't support that use scenario.<br />
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However, if you take the time to explain what you are trying to achieve, perhaps an alternative solution can be identified.<br />

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No, Visual CUT doesn't support that use scenario.

However, if you take the time to explain what you are trying to achieve, perhaps an alternative solution can be identified.


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As stated in the EE Help file sometimes the answer is You can't do that. <br />
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That is a valid answer and should be accepted as such.<br />
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I recommend James0628 (24190572) comment be accepted as the answer.<br />
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mlmcc<br />

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As stated in the EE Help file sometimes the answer is You can't do that.

That is a valid answer and should be accepted as such.

I recommend James0628 (24190572) comment be accepted as the answer.

mlmcc


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I have the following PCL escape sequence that needs to be put into a Crystal Report.<br />
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&lt;esc&gt;1Q&lt;esc&gt;(s1p36v0s0b0TS<wbr /><br />
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Does anyone know if this is possible? &nbsp;I have googled around on the internet without much success. &nbsp;There is no test environment so I would like to be on the right track before I start.<br />
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Thanks in advance
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I have the following PCL escape sequence that needs to be put into a Crystal Report.

<esc>1Q<esc>(s1p36v0s0b0TS

Does anyone know if this is possible?  I have googled around on the internet without much success.  There is no test environment so I would like to be on the right track before I start.

Thanks in advance

How can I put a PCL escape sequence into Crystal Reports

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