Post Script Drivers

Hi All,
We are using Canon IR8500 printer with 'POST Script printer driver' .
Our requirement is to print text vertically on a smart form using this printer. The way out is to define a print control for this printer to print the text vertically. But we dont have the Hexadecimal string or control character sequence to define the print control.
I have a hexadecimal string which we can use if we are using PCL driver; so i need the string for Post Script driver.
Please reply back if anybody knows wt's the string or how we can get that string value.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Pankaj Sharma

may be this can help u out.
text = prabhu
so maintain table like ths
p
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a
b
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then
maintain one Col to display in ur layout.
Regards
Prabhu

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