printing

问题 I have Xerox workcenter 7120, this printer is on network. I would like to print pdf file with PCL command from Linux host. My printer support PCL . But I don't know how can I send print job on my printer with PCL . I have find this document how explain all PCL command pcl command xerox 回答1: PCL itself is quite complex, so it's not that easy to give simple answer to your question. First you need to convert PDF to PCL data and then you send PCL data to printer. AFAIK, GhostScript utility can do

问题 This is not a duplicat question- the diffenece beetween my question an the others one is my Controler contail a scroller, so they are more informations can't be printed. I have a C# application that contains a main form name MainForms . This MainForms has a control mainDisplay . I want to print the entire information what we found on the mainDisplay to the printer. The problem is the information on the the control is too big, and I have to scroll to see all information. Someone have any

问题 I have a requirement to print PDF on the printer from the Flutter app. Is there a chance to have a possibility to do so right now? I mean that my application is going to fetch the PDF file from the server and then I would like to put it directly to the printer, so it can be printed instantly. The platform that I am targetting is windows. If this is not possible then is there a chance to execute .bat script using flutter? In the case that there would be no such possibility I could make the

问题 I have a requirement to print PDF on the printer from the Flutter app. Is there a chance to have a possibility to do so right now? I mean that my application is going to fetch the PDF file from the server and then I would like to put it directly to the printer, so it can be printed instantly. The platform that I am targetting is windows. If this is not possible then is there a chance to execute .bat script using flutter? In the case that there would be no such possibility I could make the

问题 I was wondering if there is a more efficient way of modifying the text in the console. For example: if I am keeping track of the number of events that have occurred, I'll print 0 events have occurred and as events occur I want to increment that 0. Currently I am doing that in a very ugly way: Keep track of everything printed to the console using a String or Stringbuilder and if I need to make any changes, change the string, clear the console, print the string to the console. Aside from

问题 I have reports that I am sending to a system that requires the reports be in a readable PDF format. I tried all of the free libraries and applications and the only one that I found worked was Adobe's acrobat family. I wrote a quick script in python that uses the win32api to print a pdf to my printer with the default registered application (Acrobat Reader 9) then to kill the task upon completion since acrobat likes to leave the window open when called from the command line. I compiled it into

问题 I have reports that I am sending to a system that requires the reports be in a readable PDF format. I tried all of the free libraries and applications and the only one that I found worked was Adobe's acrobat family. I wrote a quick script in python that uses the win32api to print a pdf to my printer with the default registered application (Acrobat Reader 9) then to kill the task upon completion since acrobat likes to leave the window open when called from the command line. I compiled it into

问题 I have reports that I am sending to a system that requires the reports be in a readable PDF format. I tried all of the free libraries and applications and the only one that I found worked was Adobe's acrobat family. I wrote a quick script in python that uses the win32api to print a pdf to my printer with the default registered application (Acrobat Reader 9) then to kill the task upon completion since acrobat likes to leave the window open when called from the command line. I compiled it into

问题 I have reports that I am sending to a system that requires the reports be in a readable PDF format. I tried all of the free libraries and applications and the only one that I found worked was Adobe's acrobat family. I wrote a quick script in python that uses the win32api to print a pdf to my printer with the default registered application (Acrobat Reader 9) then to kill the task upon completion since acrobat likes to leave the window open when called from the command line. I compiled it into

问题 I am using this code to print on paper: //Overriden from printable interface public int print(Graphics g, PageFormat pageFormat, int pageIndex) throws PrinterException { if (pageIndex != 0) { return Printable.NO_SUCH_PAGE; } Paper a4 = new Paper(); a4.setImageableArea(0, 0, a4.getWidth(), a4.getHeight()); pageFormat.setPaper(a4); pageFormat.setOrientation(PageFormat.PORTRAIT); Graphics2D g2d = (Graphics2D)g; //g2d.translate(pageFormat.getImageableX(), pageFormat.getImageableY()); this