Page setup of TVS DotMatrix

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How to set report page customize where page size is height = 5.5inch and width= 9 inch but print out should be portrait.Reply please as soon as possible.

Posted 2-Jan-15 3:00am

RTK The Limited Edition

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George Jonsson 2-Jan-15 9:46am

Too little information for anyone to give a proper answer.
* What is the size of the portrait page?
* Do you want to rotate the page?
* Do you want scale down the width of the output to fit the output page size?
Update your question with more info for a better chance to get an answer.

Richard MacCutchan 2-Jan-15 9:57am

Read the documentation for the print device.

RTK The Limited Edition 2-Jan-15 10:26am

1. Print out should be either fit in page or center of page where page size=height=5.5 inch and width=9
2.or if I set the page at compile time as landscape the output should give in portrait mode.

Richard MacCutchan 2-Jan-15 10:40am

You may as well ask: "how to drive a vehicle using controls?". We have no idea how this printer operates or what sort of code you are using to access it. Read http://www.codeproject.com/KB/FAQs/QuickAnswersFAQ.aspx, and update your question with some proper detail.

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