Since yesterday, i'm trying to do color printing but it's not working.
Can someone send me an example to print something in colors.
I tried this :
PRINTER IS 26
PLOTTER IS 26,"HPGL;PCL5;COLOR,1600",0,260,0,185
PRINT "*** TEST ****"
FOR Numloop=0 TO 25
PRINT PEN Numloop
PRINT "*";Numloop
NEXT Numloop
END
But still printing black and white.
Thank's
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I alternately use 2 different label type and size, I have a zd421 Zebra Printer and when changing the labels it execute the media calibration automaticly to the rigth size of label, but it prints 3-5 blank label each time we change paper, is there any possibility to disable printing extra blank label during calibration? is it possible to disable the media calibration? I apreciate you could help me.
If your printer has a display, you can change this in the tools ("power up action" and "head close action") menu otherwise you can use the ^MF ZPL command.
Have a look here to see how you can set the automatic action when you close the printer lid and when you power on the printer and here you can see how to send the commands to the printer.
But in few words, if you want to disable the calibration at all, you've to send the following commands
^XA
^MFN,N
~JUS
^XZ
What I know/I tried so far:
\spadesuit or \spades renders spade with filled black color.
Similarly, \clubs or \clubsuit renders club with filled black color.
Now \hearts or \heartsuit just renders heart with white filled bg.
\colorbox treats this as a box/rectangle, thus hiding the shape obviously.
I can get black diamond as \blacklozenge
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Also, I get it that club and spade are black and the diamonds and heart are red in a deck, but I want heart symbol in black as well.
How can I get that? Thanks.
Asked on github too : https://github.com/KaTeX/KaTeX/discussions/2546
Credits and thanks to : Ronkok
KaTeX \hearts and \heartsuit render a heart outline, ♡, U+2661, , so they do not help you. The Unicode character for a filled heart is ♥, U+2665. That glyph is not in the KaTeX fonts, but you can still use it and KaTeX will substitute the glyph from the Times New Roman system font.
KaTeX emulates LaTeX, and this is not a LaTeX function, so KaTeX will write at least one error to the console (two if in strict mode). If you don't mind a console error, then no worries. KaTeX does render the heart. Just copy ♥ and paste it into your work.
Until there is any further update, this is what'll we have to work with guys.
I want to print my burn down charts from the 'Reports' Tab in Jira. There is no specific 'print' functionality. When I try to just print from within the browser, it will print the whole window, not just the chart.
According to the Atlassian Community forum, there is no solution to this yet. Has anyone come up with something?
Mouse right click on the white spaces underneath the tile " BurndownChart", it gives you the option to print. This is how I have been able to print the BD chart.
I have a customized number format for my percentages. Here is the code:
[Green]#,##0.0%;[Red](#,##0.0%)
Output preview:
Positive: 123,456.0% # Green
Negative: (123,456.0%) # Red
I want the Green to be darker, I've tried [Dark Green], [Dark_Green], [dark green 1] (from Google's fill color drop down), and even hex codes [#00ff00] for Green, none of them work.
Try this:
[Color10]#,##0.0%;[Red](#,##0.0%)
For more information goto https://support.google.com/docs/answer/56470?p=drive_custom_numbers&rd=1
I have a document in MS Word 2010 that contains several textboxes. The document looks completely fine in print preview; however, when printed the texboxes shift position. The strange thing is I've tried printing the document on another printer and it works just fine. It also works if I try to print it from Word 2007. I ran the compatability checker in Word and it came back with the following message: "Some text box positioning will change".
Anyone have a clue what's going on here?
According to this site, the message appears due to the following:
In text boxes, text that is centered vertically or aligned to the
bottom will be permanently aligned to the top even if you later
convert the document to Office Word 2007 format.
This site has similar text
In text boxes, text that is centered vertically or aligned to the
bottom will be permanently aligned to the top even if you later
convert the document to Word 2010 format.
Either way, if a different printer attached to the same system prints it correctly then you will want to see if the printer that fails has an updated (or alternate) print driver.
I had a similar problem when printing a .doc file in Word for Mac 2011. I saved it as a .docx file instead, and that fixed it!