I solved it !!
With your help !!
1. I installed the locales as Doriano said.
2. After that I found the ibm web-page with all the greek char types:
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/globalization/ccsid/ccsid_registered.jsp
3. I started printing with Fabien's routine and the different char types
of tha
Vassilis K ha scritto:
> Merci Fabien,
>
> With this routine I get some characters printed but not the Greek ones!
>
> I also tried the conv(tEpitheto.Text, "UTF-8", "")
> where was the following char type:
>
> windows-1253, ibm869 : I got output but not in Greek
>
> ibm737,cp-850,cp850,cp
Am Samstag, den 13.02.2010, 15:33 +0200 schrieb Vassilis K:
> Merci Fabien,
>
> With this routine I get some characters printed but not the Greek ones!
>
> I also tried the conv(tEpitheto.Text, "UTF-8", "")
> where was the following char type:
>
> windows-1253, ibm869 : I got output but
i really don't know...
2010/2/13 Vassilis K :
> Merci Fabien,
>
> With this routine I get some characters printed but not the Greek ones!
>
> I also tried the conv(tEpitheto.Text, "UTF-8", "")
> where was the following char type:
>
> windows-1253, ibm869 : I got output but not in Greek
>
Merci Fabien,
With this routine I get some characters printed but not the Greek ones!
I also tried the conv(tEpitheto.Text, "UTF-8", "")
where was the following char type:
windows-1253, ibm869 : I got output but not in Greek
ibm737,cp-850,cp850,cp-851,ibm869,x-EBCDIC-GreekModern, x-EBC
try that !
hPrinter = OPEN "/dev/lp0" FOR OUTPUT
hPrinter.EndOfLine = gb.Windows
PRINT #hPrinter, "Afixi" & prosorinoAA & " " &
conv(tEpitheto.Text, "UTF-8", "ISO-8859-7")
http://gambasdoc.org/help/lang/conv?en
2010/2/13 Doriano Blengino :
> Vassilis K ha scritto:
>> Dear Dor
Vassilis K ha scritto:
> Dear Doriano,
>
> I remember from the last time that you where a kind of old printers
> expert !
>
> I printed all the characters from 33 to 255 and have found all the greek
> letters somewhere between 128-180 and 224-234.
>
> The greek letters are in order from 128 "Α" to
Dear Doriano,
I remember from the last time that you where a kind of old printers
expert !
I printed all the characters from 33 to 255 and have found all the greek
letters somewhere between 128-180 and 224-234.
The greek letters are in order from 128 "Α" to 151 "Ω" . The capitals
are 100% in ord
Dimitris Anogiatis ha scritto:
> Vassili,
> You might have to convert the Greek Unicode characters into ANSI or ASCII
> (not sure how your printer works I haven't
> used a parallel printer in a while) in order to see some Greek characters
> printed out.
>
> if you can verify that the printer is set
Vassili,
You might have to convert the Greek Unicode characters into ANSI or ASCII
(not sure how your printer works I haven't
used a parallel printer in a while) in order to see some Greek characters
printed out.
if you can verify that the printer is setup correctly and an ascii plain
text with Gr
I am using a parallel printer Panasonic KX-P1150 (dot printer).
The printer is at /dev/lp0 and prints very well in English.
In Greek it only shows some strange characters like "road crossings" and
crosses with other symbols.
I have tried to use all the font options of the printer that can be
adju
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