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How to print lines using dotnet twain api to epson plqcs22 passbook printer
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Is there any possibilities to send printlines to the epson passbook printer using twain api. TWAIN API used: https://github.com/twain/twain-cs
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Is there any possibilities to send printlines to the epson passbook printer using twain api. TWAIN API used: https://github.com/twain/twain-cs
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Well, twain is for reading and not for printing, so your question does not make sense at all. It is like asking, how to paint with your eyes
– Sir Rufo
Jan 1 at 9:44
i agreed with that, but why twain specification having Imprinter / Endorser. refer this github.com/twain/twain-specification/blob/master/versions/2.3/… @SirRufo
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Jan 1 at 11:03
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Is there any possibilities to send printlines to the epson passbook printer using twain api. TWAIN API used: https://github.com/twain/twain-cs
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asked Jan 1 at 9:36
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Is there any possibilities to send printlines to the epson passbook printer using twain api. TWAIN API used: https://github.com/twain/twain-cs
c# .net epson twain twaindotnet
c# .net epson twain twaindotnet
asked Jan 1 at 9:36
Interface CreatorInterface Creator
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asked Jan 1 at 9:36
Interface CreatorInterface Creator
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asked Jan 1 at 9:36
Interface CreatorInterface Creator
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asked Jan 1 at 9:36
Interface CreatorInterface Creator
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asked Jan 1 at 9:36
Interface CreatorInterface Creator
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Well, twain is for reading and not for printing, so your question does not make sense at all. It is like asking, how to paint with your eyes
– Sir Rufo
Jan 1 at 9:44
i agreed with that, but why twain specification having Imprinter / Endorser. refer this github.com/twain/twain-specification/blob/master/versions/2.3/… @SirRufo
– Interface Creator
Jan 1 at 11:03
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Well, twain is for reading and not for printing, so your question does not make sense at all. It is like asking, how to paint with your eyes
– Sir Rufo
Jan 1 at 9:44
i agreed with that, but why twain specification having Imprinter / Endorser. refer this github.com/twain/twain-specification/blob/master/versions/2.3/… @SirRufo
– Interface Creator
Jan 1 at 11:03
Well, twain is for reading and not for printing, so your question does not make sense at all. It is like asking, how to paint with your eyes
– Sir Rufo
Jan 1 at 9:44
Well, twain is for reading and not for printing, so your question does not make sense at all. It is like asking, how to paint with your eyes
– Sir Rufo
Jan 1 at 9:44
i agreed with that, but why twain specification having Imprinter / Endorser. refer this github.com/twain/twain-specification/blob/master/versions/2.3/… @SirRufo
– Interface Creator
Jan 1 at 11:03
i agreed with that, but why twain specification having Imprinter / Endorser. refer this github.com/twain/twain-specification/blob/master/versions/2.3/… @SirRufo
– Interface Creator
Jan 1 at 11:03
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Well, twain is for reading and not for printing, so your question does not make sense at all. It is like asking, how to paint with your eyes
– Sir Rufo
Jan 1 at 9:44
i agreed with that, but why twain specification having Imprinter / Endorser. refer this github.com/twain/twain-specification/blob/master/versions/2.3/… @SirRufo
– Interface Creator
Jan 1 at 11:03