I'm curious to know if there is a way to know the size (more specifically the width) of the paper currently loaded into our printer. We're currently developing for various Star Micronic printers and have been trying to make sure our vendors are all using the same paper size, but some do not and it's been causing problems.
I figure if I can know what size paper they are using at the time I issue my print commands than I can change the formatting accordingly.
This is mostly an issue when printing tab positions, full line markers (i.e., a full line of '====' or similar characters) and word wrapping long paragraphs of text.
I'm curious to know if there is a way to know the size (more specifically the width) of the paper currently loaded into our printer. We're currently developing for various Star Micronic printers and have been trying to make sure our vendors are all using the same paper size, but some do not and it's been causing problems. I figure if I can know what size paper they are using at the time I issue my print commands than I can change the formatting accordingly.
This is mostly an issue when printing tab positions, full line markers (i.e., a full line of '====' or similar characters) and word wrapping long paragraphs of text.