Signature Printing using escape sequence

Hi Friends
I am trying to print the signatures in cheque using printer escape sequence, But in output no output was printed.
Customer provided the hexadecimal value for escape sequence, I checked the value in SPAD transaction also, both are same.
But I am not able to identify the problem.where exactly-please give your valuable inputs on this.
Thanks
Gowrishankar

Gowrishankar, you just closed 3 of your threads without giving any feedback (read forum rules if you didn't).
Forum is not a self service: for each question you ask, you MUST give feedback to help others who might have the same question.
Could you please give one in each of these 3 threads?
Thx a lot
sandra

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Having trouble using escape sequences

I'm trying to display a Christmas tree, but I'm having trouble using \ before the symbols. It won't compile.
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    result.append("    \/    \\ " + NEW_LINE );
    result.append("   \/      \\ " + NEW_LINE);
    result.append("   \-------- " + NEW_LINE);What could be the problem?

Following your advice, it still won't compile. Sorry, my knowledge of Java is limited at this moment.
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    result.append("     / /\ " + NEW_LINE);
    result.append("    /    /\ " + NEW_LINE );
    result.append("   /      /\ " + NEW_LINE);
    result.append("   -------- " + NEW_LINE);Error message:
C:\Users\John\Desktop\ChristmasTree.java:18: illegal escape character
result.append(" / /\ " + NEW_LINE);
^
C:\Users\John\Desktop\ChristmasTree.java:19: illegal escape character
result.append(" / /\ " + NEW_LINE);
^
C:\Users\John\Desktop\ChristmasTree.java:20: illegal escape character
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^
C:\Users\Johnny\Desktop\ChristmasTree.java:21: illegal escape character
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^
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BW version 3.5 support pack SAPKW35013.
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Hey,
I've been stumped on this for a while; I have an application which reads the contents of a text file to obtain encrypted strings, which use escape sequences in them. I can only decrypt them once these escape sequences have been "parsed," per say.
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Hello,
We have got an issu, on our .NET print program using Crystal 12 SP3. The issue has concequences on :
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- Barcode print on thermal printer
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Code Barres $ [ /
+$$;111;6;1;1;0;2 z +
$$?0h0123456789$$?0/
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[0;4 r+<[3;031w[3;032w[7s2CH
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J-$$$;111;6;1;1;0;2 z
J$$$?0h0123456789$$?0/@[0;4 r
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x
JÅ$*'úø u20AC u20AC u20AC u20AC u20AC<|u201Au20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu201A||u201Au20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACA@u201Aÿu20ACu20ACu20AC|u2019u20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu2018r u20AC u20AC?ÿu20AC @u20AC @u20AC @u20AC @u20AC @u20AC @u20AC u20AC!u20AC u20AC u20AC u20AC u20AC!"ÿu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACÿu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACÿu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20AC|u2019u20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu2018ru20ACÁ! u20AC u20AC u20AC u20AC u20ACŽu201A u201A u0192ààu201A BBD8ÿð@@@`u20AC`u20AC0À
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J*'Tu201A u201A u0192ààu201A BBD8u201A u201A u0192ààu201A BBD8 u20AC 1u20AC Au20AC Au20ACu20ACü @u20AC@u20AC@u20AC ø@u20AC@u20ACÿu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACÿu20ACu20ACu20ACü @u20AC@u20AC@u20AC øu20AC u20AC u20AC u20ACÿu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20ACu20AC u20AC@u20AC@u20AC@ u20AC@@u20AC@u20ACu20AC!u20ACu20AC u20AC@u20AC@u20ACu20AC@u20ACu20AC@u20ACu20AC!A#xu02C6<u20AC@u20AC@u20ACÿu20ACu20ACu20AC@Au20ACAu20ACAu20ACAu20ACAu0192|ø>A u20ACu20AC!u20ACAu20ACAu20ACA@Ã@<p@@@@@u20AC@8AÀNp>!A@u20ACu20AC@u20ACu20AC@u20ACu20AC@u20ACu20AC@u20ACu20AC!A>u20ACu20AC @u20AC@ u20AC@ u20AC@ u20AC@! Bu0152ðu201A u201A u0192ààu201A BBD8u201A u201A u0192ààu201A BBD8 u20AC 1u20AC Au20AC Au20ACu20ACü @u20AC@u20AC@u20AC ø`u20AC`u20AC0À@[0;4 r
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Hello,
thank you for your answer.
I forgot to add the 2008 com+ API output, that is exactly the same as Crystal Report 2008.
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- From a program using the 2008 com+ Runtime API : WORKS
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HI, I My self writing , who created this question, as I got sucess in changing the font size.
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width 130
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HI,
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If I change a Terminal preference do I need to quit and restart Terminal to test the change, or does the change take place as soon as I change it in the menu? I tried quitting and restarting after checking "Escape non-ASCII input" and when I restart the box was unchecked. I couldn't find a "save preferences option either.
In Tiger, my terminal type was xterm-color- same in Leopard. I had checked off "Escape non-ASCII characters" under Tiger.
Here's exactly what I do, *which used to work in Leopard*.
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We are on EBS 11.5.10 using XML publisher to generate our Purchase orders. On the purchase orders we use standard functionality attachments type short text to specify special instructions etc. on the printed purchase order report. Some of these attachments may have a heading that should be in bold and some may not.
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im new to Java and i am trying to experiment with escape sequences and unicode characters: I have tried this one but I am having trouble
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when I compile this error comes up::Tool completed
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when I run it this error messge comes up:: cannot
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We have problem with our AP check printing.
The printer has chip where our CFO's signature resides. And when you print the check from Production System, it prints the signature. But when you print the check from Development and Test system, it Prints an exclamation mark.
Now we have to move to the new printer, we are just changing the network cable to move from old printer to new printer.
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This seems to be a commercial product. For the best chance at finding a solution I would suggest posting in the forum for HP Business Support!
You can find the Commercial Laserjet board here:
http://h30499.www3.hp.com/t5/Printers-LaserJet/bd-p/bsc-413
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Hi,
Check out.
[http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/d9/4a94fc51ea11d189570000e829fbbd/content.htm]
[http://www.e-bizco.com/download/manual.pdf]
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Manoj

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A translation of your PCL snippet for Code 128:
<Esc>&a0P Print Direction: 0 degree rotation
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<Esc>&a0C Cursor Position Horizontal (column 0)
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And a translation of your PDF417 snippet:
<Esc>&a0P Print Direction: 0 degree rotation
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b Primary Font: Stroke Weight: Medium
24850T Primary Font: Typeface (identifier = 24850)
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Note: Your reference number is included in the Subject field of this message. It is very important that you do not remove or modify this reference number, or your message may be returned to you.
Hi Bill,
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Right ok. Well, if you are interested in the LabVIEW workaround, I can send this to place it in your modified sequential model.
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I hope this will be a sufficient workaround for you.
If you problems implementing this solution, please ask me for further information. However, it should be fairly simple to do.
Just to inform you, I will be out of the office from 12.45pm today for the rest of the week on annual leave.
I will be back in the office on Monday 14th January 2013, should you have any further queries.
Kind Regards,
Dominic Clarke
National Instruments
Applications Engineering
www.ni.com/support
Attachments:
Print HTML file from LabVIEW.zip ‏39 KB

Hi Bill,
I managed to implement this.
In the sequential model I added a LabVIEW action after 'Add Root Tags To XML Report'
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