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Please excuse my ignorance if this question is very elementary, but I am new to generating barcodes and Zebra printers.
In my previous post I was suggested to use the driver for the printer over the Generic Text drive in Windows so I could have multiple printers using the same driver.
Windows XP Generic Text Driver and Printer Name Bug
This solved my initial problem, but now I'm having issues getting the barcode to generate. I know Zebra's have their own markup language and can self generate a barcode, but since I switched to the printers driver, the markup language quit creating a barcode.
Is there a way to call the generate function with the printers driver, or do I need to create a barcode locally in my VB Web application, before sending to a printer?
Nathan H.
Posted 2011-04-01T12:23:58.543
Reputation: 13
What model of device are you working with? The linked question makes it unclear: Did you wind up sticking with the Generic Text driver, or switching to a Zebra driver? – Jason Sherman – 2011-04-01T15:47:05.803
I did switched to the Zebra driver. I am using a Z4M, Z4M Plus, and a Z400. – Nathan H. – 2011-04-01T18:37:30.770