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The font in the receipt is a monospaced sans serif, so if you pick one that's close you could rough it up a bit to make it feel right: Monaco, DejaVu Sans Mono, OCR-A, and OCR-B. You'd probably have to rough it up a bit to make it feel more authentic.
In my opinion, closest matches if you're willing to settle for a pixel font that has similar appearance on similar font sizes are: Telindon Heavy at 20px and DPI-Bold at 16-20px. Keep in mind that these fonts, while pixelated and blocked on the screen, might yield solid results depending on size, resolution and quality of printer.
These fonts appear better matches in relation to the letter design, if you get down to the conceptual detail (i.e.: lowercase "y" baseline above the regular x baseline, asterisk '*' has a horizontal and no vertical stroke, number '3' is not rounded on top half, etc).
If I were you, however, I'd be searching for a font with the most similar qualities possible, but with the flexibility of a regular font. By flexibility, I mean non-pixel font (thus not requiring specific font sizes in order not to break up), not blocked (in larger sizes the spaces between blocks will be too evident), with multiple weights, and support for a wide array of non english characters. If this is what you're looking for, and not the EXACT font you asked, then my recommendation is Carbon, hands down.
I am printing to some Epson receipt printers by implementing the Java Printable and placing my code into the print method. To draw the text to the printer I use Graphics2D.drawString. I am also drawing a rect to the printer to see how to compares to the text size when printing to other printers. When printing to the receipt printer the text on the paper is about double the width of printing to a laser printer or the XPS writer virtual print. Is this a problem with the way Java draws text to the Graphics2D object? I have the newest version of Java installed of 6 update 20.
Here the code I am using. With this example I am seeing the letter 'c' on the right edge of the rect when sending it to a XPS writer and if I print it to my receipt printer the 6 is on the right edge of the rect and you can tell the text is much wider then it should be. The rect seems to be the correct size.
I have tried changing the page and margin sizes but it does not seem to fix my text problem. I got these paper sizes and margins from how Microsoft Word is auto detecting the printer. Word prints the text correctly to the receipt printer.
Is there a Way to increase the font size on my kitchen printer thru square for restaurants? It is really small compared to clover which im debating changing from. Im currently in the process of changing equipment.
It's a feature we're working on making available in the future, once we work with our compatible printer manufacturers. I moved your post over to this thread to prevent duplicates. Please let me know if you have any questions about this!
I've attached an image showing a customer receipt and kitchen ticket that came out of the same printer yesterday. The ticket number is beautifully large on the ticket. So apparently Square Register and this printer can already do the very thing that I'd like: print the ticket number in large digits on the customer receipt.
On the other hand, the print result you got is probably that the application and the print driver have expanded the print content into a bit image and requested the printer to print it as a bit image.
The other is to stop creating print data as a bit image, to request printing by text in character code, and print contents and printer by the control code supported by the printer (usually ESC / POS original extension). Is to switch to control.
Thanks you for your response and explanation.
One question, have you ever know the type of printer which using the font in the top image?
Since I just have 1 test printer, and user expect the result as in the top image
If I am using HTML format, the result is not the same. And I still dont know yet, what is the font type.
Hello! I was wondering if anyone had any advice for printing custom text to a receipt printer. So far I have tried using notepad, but the text just gets cut off after a certain point rather than wrapping around. Are there any other ways I can go about printing custom text to this printer? Also, I was hoping to be able to add a qr code at the bottom as well. Thanks!
The closest font to what we need is GNU Unifont, which is thankfully freely licensed. A Unifont glyph is typically 816 with a thin line and a lot of whitespace, while I need to print in 1224, with thick lines and no whitespace.
I am planning to use Libre Office for my business.The only problem I am having is that I cannot use built-in printer fonts (we use Thermal receipt printers and dot-matrix printers, nearly all are Epson made). Printers are all set as default in the OS and built-in fonts are working fine in MS Office and Wordpad.Is this feature available in Libre Office ,if so how can I use it.Thanks in advance.
My dot matrix printers use drivers that are bundled with the windows OS. There are no special fonts installed in the Fonts folder. MS word pad and MS Office just show additional fonts(with a small printer logo) in their font selection drop down menu when the printer is set to default. Printer information guide says these fonts are built into printer itself and can be accessed from the word processor application.
If receipts printed from your Star TSP receipt printer appear in a tiny font and are difficult to read, this is likely due to a paper size configuration issue. To fix this you reset the paper size for your Star TSP receipt printer.
When you print a receipt or other document and the wrong company logo is displayed, this can be caused by an old company logo in the image cache folder. You can solve this by clearing the company photo image cache.
Each receipt printer will be different, but there are some modifications you can make to the Circ.INI to help you print to your receipt printer. The following is an example which may or may not work for your receipt printer.
The example slip below is the [DISCHARGE SLIP].
In BOLD and Underline for the stanza following, we have highlighted the variables that needed to be modified to make the slip print properly on a specific receipt printer.
I am trying to edit a report that was designed for an Epson TM-T88IV receipt printer. The font in the report looks like a string of small vertical lines, kind of like a bar code. If I right click on one of these strings of text, and go to "Format Field -> Font", it says that it is "FontA11". Is there a way to allow Crystal to recognize FontA11 so that I can edit the report? Does Crystal use the font store within Windows, or does it have it's own font store somewhere?
The printer itself is installed on the computer, but this doesn't seem to make a difference as far as Crystal recognizing the font. I've tried finding this font on the web, but have not had much luck.
Run Store Operations Manager, Database, Registers, Receipt Formats, select format in use at register, Properties, then click Properties next to X report entry, scroll down to locate font lines where CPL (characters per line) is set to 44 and change to 42. There are two places to edit.
This issue also applies to sales and other templates listed. If currently set to 44 an Epson receipt printer using an OPOS driver will switch to condensed font. Change CPL to 42 and your printer will default to the standard font size.
Also tried to add the printer as a windows printer using the advanced printer driver 4 which installs and creates an LPT1 port, but although listed in printers and faxes within windows, the error says no connection. I also tried to add the printer as a serial port COM1 but the same problem within Windows.
If you are using a serial interface to the printer that may be causing some of the delay. It seems to me that the receipt should print as fast as the Z report, so I would make one last look through the receipt properties and make sure that all fonts are set to Epson built-in fonts (maybe I missed one), the thinking here being that the receipt may be using a font that the Z report is not, thus slowing the receipt.
Z Report is like machine gun fire. standard receipts are slow off the mark, but then quite quick. Much improved!! I would say that the till receipts take about 10 seconds to print. They are much happier.
Marc, Youre and absolute genius!! Printer and cash drawer working, but the printing speed is REALLY slow. Is there any way of speeding up the printer, as the cash drawer opens immediately after transaction....but then you have to wait 1 minute for the receipt to print.
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Im just migrating to this exceptional Dolibarr but Ive a big problem because under TPV/POS module, the print results of the receipt/ticket with the pos printer its very very bad. I use a Bixolon srp 370 under w7 64 and I hace some problems. The printer prints literally a webpage , its a little legible because the words are tiny and dont cut the ticket when lines last, it cuts the ticket at the end of a page allways with the same size.
I made some changes to the archive that generate the receipts, now the head its ok but the product/price listing continues so smallll, please some coding expert can help me to change listing text size???
i have HP H300 printer and which i connected to windows 10 OS and I used Oracle symphony application to print the bill the problem what I'm facing is I'm not able to print the Arabic font in the receipt ,i have downloaded the driver HP Receipt Printer C-Series OPOS, but still i cant print ,
I can see that you also want to use a thermal printer for receipts. As mentioned above, unfortunately this is not currently possible with the default theme and a custom theme may be needed to achieve that.
the themes available in Manager will not fit on a thermal printer.
making the already available themes to fit on a thermal printer will make the text unreadable.
users who need to use thermal printer may or may not print the whole data. the choice will vary from user to user. so it is better if the user develops a custom theme depending on their needs.