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how do you print to the right or left label on a labelwriter 450 twin turbo? #3
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I saw your fork, where you added functionality for printparams. Does this mean you can choose to print left or tight using a 450 twin turbo? |
printparams = '<LabelWriterPrintParams><TwinTurboRoll>*Left*
</TwinTurboRoll></LabelWriterPrintParams>'
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I saw your fork, where you added added (?) functionality for printparams.
Does this mean you can choose to print left or tight using a 450 twin turbo?
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Superb, thanks man! |
Hello, Could you please let me know where to add printparams = 'Left |
Can you help where exactly we need provide this tag in xml? |
If you check the source code for dchan's fork So you'll do something like this |
Yeah! Thanks a lot. Will try that. But we are unable to print labels from the application hosted on a server. And it works absolutely fine in local env. For example - Will the hostname change in the non-local/prod application? but when it is accessed from the hosted application it fails to get the connection status of the Dymo service. |
great package works fine for a single sided printer but how do i get these options
paramsXml: dymo.label.framework.createLabelWriterPrintParamsXml({copies:1,twinTurboRoll:'Right',printQuality:'Text'}), labelSetXml: new dymo.label.framework.LabelSetBuilder(), labelXmlDymo: dymo.label.framework.openLabelXml(labelXml),
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