Autocutting Paper in Thermal Printer

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I am using Thermal Printer for Printing.

It is cutting Automatically via notepad, Msword, etc when the printing job is over. However, it is not cutting automatically when the printing jobs are made from vb.net.

So please help how to auto cut paper in thermal printer using vb.net.

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Posted 20-Jan-12 0:07am

devausha

Updated 20-Jan-12 0:08am

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I have Solved This Problem. I am using Raw Printer Helper. So I used Ascii Code for the print

Thank you

Posted 22-Jan-12 20:07pm

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-20T07:25:00

Solution 1

You're going to have to contact the manufacturer of the printer on this one. There is no single method to call. You print job apparently has to be setup a specific way to allow this to happen, but without the documentation on the printer, its SDK, or anything, it's anyones guess what that could be.

Posted 20-Jan-12 7:25am

Dave Kreskowiak

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Johnny J. 20-Jan-12 20:13pm

Dave is correct - normally you have to send a specific control/ASCII character or series thereof to the printer. But only the manufacturer can tell you which character(s)...