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From: fdc@watsun.cc.columbia.edu (Frank da Cruz)
Newsgroups: comp.protocols.kermit.misc
Subject: Re: Kermit95 printing problem
Date: 2 Dec 1997 20:55:45 GMT
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In article <01bcff37$04d567b0$346841c1@rissanmn>,
Markku Rissanen <markku.rissanen@yle.fi> wrote:
: I have character-problem when I print to local printer from Kermit 95.
: Everything else works fine in terminal emulating and using clippoard except
: printing to local printer.
: How can I change (convert) the character-set that is send to printer and
: leave everything else untouch? (the skandinavian alphabets are printed as
: "ansi-codes" and should be printed as 8-bit ascii.)
:
Here is how Kermit 95 handles character sets for printing:
. Transparent printing sends the same (untranslated) bytes to the printer
that were sent to your PC by the host.
. Autoprinting: copies bytes from the screen to the printer. Thus, your
terminal-character-set translations are carried out before printing.
. Download to printer with Kermit protocol: The transfer character set is
translated to the file character set before being sent to the printer.
One of these should produce the desired result.
- Frank