Typical conversation with an eForms customer
See also:
The actual key presses are: e,c,h,o, ,Ctrl+[,Shift+6,Shift+7,f,2,1,y,4,X,2,1,Ctrl+L, ,>, ,p,r,n,Enter
or, if the printer is shared between workstations:
echo ^[^&f21y4X21^L > \\workstation\printername
where workstation is the name of the workstation that the printer is connected
to, and printername is the name that the printer is shared as from that
workstation. Note that network connected printers with IP addresses will
not work, you need to share an IP connected printer from a workstation and
copy the file to the \\workstation\sharename.
Ask the property to look for a blank form (with the hotel logo) which indicates a good eForms device or the id number only on a blank page which indicates a bad eForms device.
For more advanced information see:
http://www.efplus.com/techref/language/pcl/efntws40t.htm
NET USE LPT1 \\<remoteserver>\<sharename>
Then install the printer driver as though there was a printer actually on the local LPT1 port.
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