I am creating a custom label with Eltron language code and would like to know whether the ZB command overrides the entire orientation even if used at the end of the label? In other words, if the template I use (which I cannot alter) uses a ZT command at the top of the label to turn the entire label upside-down, will using a ZB command at the end re-orient the entire label to right-side-up?
SOURCE: Okidata - label printing alignment
You might try setting up Word for a 'custom' label since it offers that option.
I've done some strange labels by directing Word via that feature.
SOURCE: Zebra printers & MS Word
HI Les1810,
You should be printing faster with Zebra fonts.
Which driver are you using? Version?
I strongly recommend the Zebra Designer V1.3.08, available at Zebra.com
To isolate the problem, capture the output to a file.
Define a local port as C:\output.txt and set that as the port in driver properties.
Now print your document. The printer commands will be in C:\output.txt.
Send c:\output.txt directly to your printer.
For LPT1, use the DOS copy command to send the file. (Copy C:\output.txt LPT1)
For serial connections, use Hyperterm to send the file.
For network connections, use ftp.
No easy USB method is readily available.
Does this print faster than printing the original document from Word through the driver?
If yes, then update your driver.
If no, debug your communication to the printer (LPT1, serial, network, etc.)
SOURCE: print orientation
If you are printing from the included software, it has options for labels with vertical printing. If printing from a third party program, you can go to the dirver settings and change the printing orientation.
SOURCE: TLP-2844-Z only prints using EPL2 not ZPL2
Download firmware, get latest firmware & Firmware download utility software directly from the Zebra website
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