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Update for "HP41UC" utility (v1.22) Message #1 Posted by Leo Duran on 1 Jan 2004, 3:35 p.m. "Happy New Year!" to all HP41 enthusiasts. Urged by to Giuseppe Marullo, I've added the options to de-compile XROM 23, 25, 26, and 28... instead of just 25 and 26. I've e-mailed Dave Hicks about posting the update, so it should be available soon at the "Museum". By default, the XROM functions are decoded unless you specify otherwise: De-compiler Options: /x - use [ XROM mm,ff ] for all XROM Functions /x23 - use [ XROM 23,ff ]: [ XROM 23,1 ], instead of [ COPYFL ] /x25 - use [ XROM 25,ff ]: [ XROM 25,46 ], instead of [ X<>F ] /x26 - use [ XROM 26,ff ]: [ XROM 26,10 ], instead of [ CLOCK ] /x28 - use [ XROM 28,ff ]: [ XROM 28,27 ], instead of [ AUTOIO ] Leo Duran Edited: 2 Jan 2004, 2:18 p.m. after one or more responses were posted

Printing barcode created by "HP41UC" Message #2 Posted by Leo Duran on 2 Jan 2004, 12:01 a.m., in response to message #1 by Leo Duran HP41UC can create either "Postcript" or "PCL" files, that can then be sent directly to a laser/inkjet printer (which supports Postcript or PCL, of course). Sending a "print" file to the printer in Windows can be kind of tricky, but there is a "freeware" utility that does exactly that, and is called "PrintFile". Here's a download link: http://home.swipnet.se/~w-62144/prfile/descr.htm It's really pretty straight forward, give it try! Edited: 2 Jan 2004, 12:03 a.m.

Re: Printing barcode created by "HP41UC" Message #3 Posted by Emmanuel, Franec on 2 Jan 2004, 11:24 a.m., in response to message #2 by Leo Duran Now I print my bar codes on a PaintJet XL300 (HP made). It has the postcript option slot. ;o) It works slowly but surely. However it's not handle like a ThinkJet HP2225B is. Stupendous creation, Leo. Thanks for all and best wishes for 2004. Kind regards from Normandy. Emmanuel, a.k.a. xeq41

Re: Printing barcode created by "HP41UC" Message #4 Posted by Leo Duran on 2 Jan 2004, 2:15 p.m., in response to message #3 by Emmanuel, Franec Emmanuel, The best for 2004 for you as well. Although I prefer the "Postcript" output (quicker to print, and a bit nicer looking), the "PCL" output should work fine on most HP printers (after all, PCL is an "HP" brain-child!), including dot-matrix printers with "graphics" support. Are you using "PrintFile" to dump the output file to the printer? Best regards, Leo Duran

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