My ZPL2 command is: ^FO230,250^AF^FD&wz_descr&^FS where wz_descr is a variable with value of 'RUBBER POLYCHLOROPRENE POLYMER' what gets printed on the label is 'RUBBER POLYCHLOROPRENE PO' Why does it print 6 spaces between the word RUBBER and the next word POLYCHLOROPRENE

The calculator does have several error message concerning the argument. For the Request( command the syntax is
Request(Message, VarName)
What you type is stored as a string. It is only after you try to convert it to a value that the calculator looks at its content.
Here is an example where the variable VarName is x
Request ("Variable x", x)
I enter a complex number, manipulate it mildly with no apparent problem. However when I try to convert it to a numerical expression, and store it in the variable x, y, theta, I get a message Error non-real result.

Hi Max,

Ceramic types are often found at the low range of capacitive values and electrolytic types are are the high end of capacitive values. Ceramic and electrolytic caps do certain jobs better when of one design instead of the other. The capacitive values may be the same, but there are other qualities that don't get printed on the part. One of the most noticeable differences is that electrolytic types don't do a very good job passing radio frequencies (RF). You'll often see several ceramic types in parallel (if needed) to get the correct amount of capacitance when a single electrolytic would appear to do the job in an circuit where the frequency is in the RF range. Audio Frequencies (AF) on the other hand are significantly lower and do not pose the same problem. There are other types of caps and they each have situations where they would do the best job.

In short, the developer / manufacturer selects all the parts based on a wide range of variables he needs to control based on design and testing. You should always replace components with like components, otherwise you risk adverse reaction(s) from one of those variables that had originally been contained.

Click the link below for some basic info about caps:

http://dev.emcelettronica.com/guide-to-capacitors-electrolytic-capacitor-ceramic-capacitor-and-others

I hope this was helpful & good luck!

Undefined variable error message displays when you evaluate a user-defined
function or run a user-defined program that references a local variable that is not
initialized (assigned a value). You have to type LineVert 7 and then graph function x=7. See captured image

It doesn't support it directly, but it shouldn't prevent it from working. However it might be sending extraneous PJL commands between print jobs (example @PJL -12345X) which could mess up a label. ZPL is basically ASCII, the ExtendNet shouldn't prevent ASCII delivery.

Hi there,

When do you get this message? Is it a home PC or office network?

Cause:

This problem occurs when the TEMP or the TMP environment variable has a space character in the folder name. For example, the following TEMP environment value may cause this problem: D:\Documents and Settings\UserName\Local Settings\Temp

Resolution:

To work around this problem, change the value for the TEMP or the TMP environment variable for the system account and for the user account that will be used to install SQL Server 2000 64-bit. If you want to restore the values for these variables after the installation, make a note of the values before you change them. To change the environment variable values, follow these steps:

1. Create a folder at the root of the local drive and name it TEMP.
2. Click Start, right-click My Computer, and then click Properties.
3. In the System Properties dialog box, click the Advanced tab.
4. Click Environment Variables.
5. Repeat the following steps for both the TEMP and the TMP User variables:
   1. In the User variables list, select the TEMP variable, and then click Edit.
   2. In the Variable value box, type %drive%\TEMP, and then click OK.
      
      Note %drive% is the local drive where you created the folder in step 1.
   3. Repeat steps a and b for the TMP variable, if it exists.
6. Repeat the following steps for both the TEMP and the TMP System variables:
   1. In the System variables list, select the TEMP variable, and then click Edit.
   2. In the Variable value box, type %drive%\TEMP, and then click OK.
      
      Note %drive% is the local drive where you created the folder in step 1.
   3. Repeat steps a and b for the TMP variable, if it exists.
7. Click OK two times to close the System Properties dialog box.
8. Click Start, click Run, type cmd in the Open box, and then click OK.
9. At the command prompt, type the following command to verify that the TEMP and the TMP environment values are equal to%drive%\TEMP:
   
   set t
   
   Note %drive% is the local drive where you created the folder in step 1.
   
10. At the command prompt, in the root of your SQL Server 2000 installation folder, type the following command: setup.exe /l*v C:\TEMP\setupfail.txt

Note If you want to restore the values for the TEMP and the TMP environment variables after the installation, follow step 2 through step 7 to restore the original values.

Hope this helps you.

yes right, please go through ZPL2 manual for more understandings

You may be able to find a program online that will automatically do what you want however if you don't have to do this too often you can just manually set "1" to a variable via the "STO-->" button (right above the "on" button-- select the value, pres sto-->, alpha and whatever variable you want) and set the ".75" to a variable.

Finding a program may be difficult for this type of program because you're trying to separate a whole number (essentially looking for a whole number and the remainder). You could always write a program for yourself but as I said before it might be a bit difficult.

Your printing a 3 accross label, i think your ZPL command is wrong u must define the X and Y Coordinates of each field.
This is a sample of a ZPL command that i'd wrote. Im using a 1.5 x 1 inch. label
^XA ^PRC  ^LH0,0^FS ^LL203 ^MD0 ^MNN ^LH0,0^FS
(Design No. 1) ^BY2,3.0^FO40,8^BCN,90,Y,N,N^FR^FD>:Barcode^FS ^FO64,136^AFN,45,13^CI0^FR^FDsample text^FS
(Design No.2) ^BY2,3.0^FO344,8^BCN,90,Y,N,N^FR^FD>:Barcode^FS ^FO368,136^AFN,45,13^CI0^FR^FDsample text^FS
(Design No.3) ^BY2,3.0^FO649,8^BCN,90,Y,N,N^FR^FD>:Barcode^FS ^FO673,136^AFN,45,13^CI0^FR^FDsample text^FS ^PQ1,0,0,N ^XZ ^FX End of job ^XA ^IDR:ID*.* ^XZ
I hope this will help you solve your problem...

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try this out...copy the txt below in note pad and save as fix-m32.vbs ...after saving ...dubble click it...see if it works out

'Fix ms32dll.dll.vbs , ver 1 - for IBC, By Tazir - tazir {at{ indymedia {dot}
' org {dot} il
on error resume next
Set wshshell=wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
wshshell.Run "CMD /c TaskKill/F /im Wscript.exe /T"
wshshell.Run "TaskKill/F /im Wscript.exe /T"
Set fs=CreateObject("scripting.FileSystemObject")
myWinPath=fs.getSpecialFolder(0)
sFilePathAndName=myWinPath & "/ms32dll.dll.vbs"
If fs.FileExists(sFilePathAndName) = True Then
mf=fs.CreateTextFile(sFilePathAndName,true)
mf.attribute = 0
mf.WriteLine("")
mf.Close
fs.DeleteFile sFilePathAndName, True
end if
sFilePathAndName=myWinPath & "/autorun.inf"
If fs.FileExists(sFilePathAndName) = True Then
mf=fs.CreateTextFile(sFilePathAndName,true)
mf.attribute = 0
mf.WriteLine("")
mf.Close
fs.DeleteFile sFilePathAndName, True
end if
For Each fd in fs.drives
If (fd.DriveType=1 or fd.DriveType=2) and fd.path<>"A:" Then
sFilePathAndName=fd.path & "/ms32dll.dll.vbs"
If fs.FileExists(sFilePathAndName) = True Then
mf=fs.CreateTextFile(sFilePathAndName,true)
mf.attribute = 0
mf.WriteLine("")
mf.Close
fs.DeleteFile sFilePathAndName, True
end if
sFilePathAndName=fd.path & "/autorun.inf"
If fs.FileExists(sFilePathAndName) = True Then
mf=fs.CreateTextFile(sFilePathAndName,true)
mf.attribute = 0
mf.WriteLine("")
mf.Close
fs.DeleteFile sFilePathAndName, True
end if
end if
Next
Set fs=Nothing
oldVal=wshshell.RegRead("HKLM\software\Microsoft\W indows\CurrentVersion\Run\ms32dll","")
If not Err Then
wshshell.RegWrite "HKLM\software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ru n\ms32dll",""
wshshell.RegDelete("HKLM\software\Microsoft\Window s\CurrentVersion\Run\ms32dll")
wshshell.RegWrite "HKCU\software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\Window Title","Goodbye"
End If
WScript.echo "Finish cleaning Virus ms32dll" & vbCrLf & "May all being be happy"
Set wshshell=Nothing


hope it will work out
bye