Print a Thermal Receipt using VB6

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Hey Coders. I have a Problem. Actually i dont know how to go about it. I developed a POS sys and all works fine. now my problem is. when i print receipts from the system they come out as A4 size which isnt bad but i want to print the receipt on a thermal printer.
Anyone have code for this or can help me out to code... Please...

Posted 15-Jun-11 8:47am

Patoh58

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Jun-11 16:04pm

Where do you see coders..?
--SA

Patoh58 15-Jun-11 16:10pm

Code Project :) ... ok... Programmers.. or Even Better Experts!! Help me Out!!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 17-Jun-11 23:03pm

Sorry, if I knew the way to help you I would do it in first place as I typically do. I thought I don't look like a person who would ever install pr practice VB... :-)
--SA

LloydA111 15-Jun-11 16:18pm

Does the printer not have the option of changing paper size?

Patoh58 15-Jun-11 16:37pm

Ts a Thermal Printer The Paper size is 80mm T cant go Further than that!!

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Solution 1

I found something @ http://www.posworld.com/eprecprinvis.html[^] while googling.
See if that works for you.

Posted 15-Jun-11 21:04pm

Wild-Programmer

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Patoh58 · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-18T02:15:00

Solution 2

Thanks Amit and the Other Experts. I figured out how to do it. within the code.

Posted 18-Jun-11 2:15am

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gchazaro 6-May-17 15:37pm

Please share the solution, I have the same issue.