02-25-2010 11:34 AM
Hi,
to print Polish characters as SAPscript, ABAP-list or SmartForms from a ECC 6.0 already converted in Unicode, is it right way cascading fonts, SAPWIN, SAPSprint, ecc. ?
Or... can I use "classic" HPLJ4000 device type with access method D?
My ECC system:
SAP_ABA 700 0014
SAP_BASIS 700 0014
PI_BASIS 2006_1_700 0004
ST-PI 2008_1_700 0001
SAP_BW 700 0016
SAP_AP 700 0012
SAP_APPL 600 0012
SAP_HR 600 0022
EA-IPPE 400 0011
EA-APPL 600 0011
EA-DFPS 600 0011
EA-FINSERV 600 0011
EA-GLTRADE 600 0011
EA-HR 600 0022
EA-PS 600 0011
EA-RETAIL 600 0011
FINBASIS 600 0011
ECC-DIMP 600 0011
ERECRUIT 600 0011
FI-CA 600 0011
FI-CAX 600 0011
INSURANCE 600 0011
IS-CWM 600 0011
IS-H 600 0012
IS-M 600 0011
IS-OIL 600 0011
IS-PS-CA 600 0011
IS-UT 600 0011
LSOFE 600 0011
SEM-BW 600 0011
ST-A/PI 01L_ECC600 0000
Kernel Patch number : 227
Thank you.
Regards.
02-25-2010 12:31 PM
Hi,
you can use
1) standard device type I2HP4 (for polish only - does not work, if you e.g. have mixed data e.g. from Western and Eastern europe)
2) standard device type I2SWIN (for polish only - does not work, if you e.g. have mixed data e.g. from Western and Eastern europe)
3) HPUTF8 or LEXUTF8 (you will need specific Unicode capable printers for these device types)
4) Cascading Fonts as outlined in SAP note 812821 (mainly if you want to print data from multiple old code pages)
5) Check SAP note 1097990 for your printer vendor - whether Eastern European data is supported.
Usually, point 1. and / or 2. is the easiest way to print latin-2 data.
Best regards,
Nils Buerckel
SAP AG
02-25-2010 12:31 PM
Hi,
you can use
1) standard device type I2HP4 (for polish only - does not work, if you e.g. have mixed data e.g. from Western and Eastern europe)
2) standard device type I2SWIN (for polish only - does not work, if you e.g. have mixed data e.g. from Western and Eastern europe)
3) HPUTF8 or LEXUTF8 (you will need specific Unicode capable printers for these device types)
4) Cascading Fonts as outlined in SAP note 812821 (mainly if you want to print data from multiple old code pages)
5) Check SAP note 1097990 for your printer vendor - whether Eastern European data is supported.
Usually, point 1. and / or 2. is the easiest way to print latin-2 data.
Best regards,
Nils Buerckel
SAP AG
02-25-2010 1:48 PM
Hi,
>3) HPUTF8 or LEXUTF8 (you will need specific Unicode capable printers for these device types)
I've just try point 3, it is coolest way for me.
Regards.