PatientLabelDesign.Sample1.txt

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We also need to work as quick as posible !!!<br />
Thank you very much !!
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We also need to work as quick as posible !!!
Thank you very much !!

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Hello Experts,<br />
We have this vfp9 leggacy application that Works just fine, now we need to print labels with a recently bought printer: Zebra GC420t,<br />
Please your guidance on how to send the data to the printer and how this printer can take the data and print it as many lables as necesary automatically.-.<br />
Regards,
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Hello Experts,
We have this vfp9 leggacy application that Works just fine, now we need to print labels with a recently bought printer: Zebra GC420t,
Please your guidance on how to send the data to the printer and how this printer can take the data and print it as many lables as necesary automatically.-.
Regards,

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