Printing barcode lables in sap script forms

hi friends,
i am trying from long time to print barcode on Z4m barcode printer.the folowing is the requirment.
Application object is : MM07ET
Text ID : 7001 of the application object
Layout set: RM07ETIKETT .
Layout set is i copied from client 000 .
Folowing is the ZPL code i am using to get barcode print.
/    ^XA
/    CWI,U00S8_S2.FNTFS
/    FO125,10A0N,21,0CI0FRFDAES CARTEGENAFS
/    CWJ,U00O01JW.FNTFS
/    FO20,57A0N,27,0CI0FRFDMaterial Number :FS
/    CWK,T00O01JW.FNTFS
/    FO19,97A0N,27,0CI0FRFDMatl Desc :FS
/    CWJ,U00O01JW.FNTFS
/    FO20,133A0N,27,0CI0FRFDStorage Location :FS
/    CWJ,U00O01JW.FNTFS
/    FO20,175A0N,27,0CI0FRFDBin Location :FS
/    CWJ,U00O01JW.FNTFS
/    FO19,214A0N,27,0CI0FRFDValuation Type :FS
/    CWK,T00O01JW.FNTFS
/    FO19,253A0N,27,0CI0FRFDDoc Number/Item :FS
/    BY2,3.0FO64,290BCN,64,N,Y,NFRFD>:10.000.006FS
/    CWL,T00S8_S2.FNTFS
/    FO144,101A0N,21,0CI0FRFDabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzFS
/    CWI,U00S8_S2.FNTFS
/    FO154,360A0N,21,0CI0FRFD10.000.006FS
/    CWI,U00S8_S2.FNTFS
/    FO179,181A0N,21,0CI0FRFDasdf123456FS
/    CWI,U00S8_S2.FNTFS
/    FO230,137A0N,21,0CI0FRFD01234FS
/    CWI,U00S8_S2.FNTFS
/    FO220,63A0N,21,0CI0FRFD10.000.006FS
/    CWI,U00S8_S2.FNTFS
/    FO200,219A0N,21,0CI0FRFDM1FS
/    CWI,U00S8_S2.FNTFS
/    FO222,258A0N,21,0CI0FRFD5000000011FS
/    ^PQ1
/    ^XZ
i need clarification on following items.
1) Weather this zpl code i need to write in MM07ET object.? or in layoutset ZRM07ETIKETT
2) ABOVE CODE HAS BEEN CREATED BY BARONE.(OTHER WISE I CAN ALSO WRITE MY OWN ZPL LANGUAGE)
3)HOW TO SEND SEND SAME CODE IN TO PRINTER MEMOREY.(IF IT IS .ITF HOW TO SEND IT THROUGH SAPSCRIPT.)
(PLS ANSWER ANY ONE AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE).

Typically I've put the code into the MM07ET object, leaving the layout set as simple as possible.
The question I pose is how do you transport MM07ET? I have done it in the past in older versions, but it seems my notes are not valid anymore? I know you can upload and download MM07ET, but a transport is preferable.
I used to manually assign an object to the transport:
R3TR TEXT MM07ET,MM07ET_ETIKETT,7001,E
Any ideas?
Regards,
Louise Langley

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