Fabian Donoso
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Hi. Sorry for my poor English, I'm using Google translator.
Sorry for my poor English, I'm using Google translator.
I'm working with QAD Enterprise Application 2010 SE Linux environment (all clients are working on Windows 7). Networked printers were installed on Linux and in QAD are working as HPLaser with PCL commands default . Now I need to count impressions per user codes through a Ricoh MP 2851 PXL printer by adding the code in the file .PPD, if I use the printer as HPLaser, the sheets come out incorrectly configured (we use letter-size paper).
What PCL command is appropriate?
This is the PCL command to HPLaser
Top 80 Columns: /027E/027&l0O/027(8U/027(s0p10h12v0s0b3T/027&l66P/027&l2E/027&l7.8689C/027&l66F/027&k2G
Top 132 Columns: /027E/027&l0O/027(0U/027(s0p16.66h8.5v0s0b0T/027&l66P/027&l2E/027&l7.8689C/027&l66F/027&k2G
Sorry for my poor English, I'm using Google translator.
I'm working with QAD Enterprise Application 2010 SE Linux environment (all clients are working on Windows 7). Networked printers were installed on Linux and in QAD are working as HPLaser with PCL commands default . Now I need to count impressions per user codes through a Ricoh MP 2851 PXL printer by adding the code in the file .PPD, if I use the printer as HPLaser, the sheets come out incorrectly configured (we use letter-size paper).
What PCL command is appropriate?
This is the PCL command to HPLaser
Top 80 Columns: /027E/027&l0O/027(8U/027(s0p10h12v0s0b3T/027&l66P/027&l2E/027&l7.8689C/027&l66F/027&k2G
Top 132 Columns: /027E/027&l0O/027(0U/027(s0p16.66h8.5v0s0b0T/027&l66P/027&l2E/027&l7.8689C/027&l66F/027&k2G