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Question:
Hi all,
I'm new to label printing and planning to use Zebra to print some labels.
I just need to print out such as a material code, descriptions and etc but no need to print out a barcode. Should I use sapscript?, Bar-one?, or just put a code like ^XA, LH20,^AD....in program?
Sorry for very begginng question.
Please kindly advice me or let me know where I can gather those information other than Zebra homepage.
Thank's in advance
M
Answer:
Well, you should use both.
1. Use BarOne to design the labels (text and fields). In BarOne you can edit the field's propetry and assign the names you use in SAPscript that are passed through the print program.
eg. &VBAK-VBELN&. You must include the && around the field name when you define it in BarOne.
2. Then save the designed label in *.ITF format. Notice that the BarOne should be the version that supports SAP which will allow you to save in ITF format.
3. Then create an Standard Text and upload the ITF file that you just saved in your hard disk. If you search in the Std Text by "&" you will find those fields you named using BarOne. Save it.
4. In your SAPscript use the include command to call the Std Text you just saved. Activate your SAPscript and print program as well.
5. Now all what you have to do is execute to see if you have results in your Zebra printer. If the fields value are not printed it means they were not passed through your print program. But at list you will be able to see the text.
Good Luck.
Answer:
And where i use the BarOne ? wath it is an external program?
how can I call a SAPSCRIPT LABLE FROM AN ABAP PROGRAM AND REPLACE THE VARIABLES
Well, you should use both.
1. Use BarOne to design the labels (text and fields). In BarOne you can edit the field's propetry and assign the names you use in SAPscript that are passed through the print program.
eg. &VBAK-VBELN&. You must include the && around the field name when you define it in BarOne.
2. Then save the designed label in *.ITF format. Notice that the BarOne should be the version that supports SAP which will allow you to save in ITF format.
3. Then create an Standard Text and upload the ITF file that you just saved in your hard disk. If you search in the Std Text by "&" you will find those fields you named using BarOne. Save it.
4. In your SAPscript use the include command to call the Std Text you just saved. Activate your SAPscript and print program as well.
5. Now all what you have to do is execute to see if you have results in your Zebra printer. If the fields value are not printed it means they were not passed through your print program. But at list you will be able to see the text.
Good Luck.
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Hi
Answer:
I would suggest just writing the printer code in the SAPscript editor. Once you have played with a line of the printer code for a while, its really not that cryptic.
Regards,
R Heilman