Terminal Services label printing (barcode not printing)
dspencer
Member Posts: 4
Hi,
I'm new to the forums and this is my 1st post. I've been searching through the forums
but haven't found an issue similar to what we are experiencing with NAV 2009 client
running remotely on Window Server 2003 R2 Terminal Services. We are using a Zebra
105SL printer to printout customer labels which have a code128 barcode which won't
printout under terminal services (shows number only). The barcode will print perfectly
when running locally on the NAV client using the same workstation and printer.
The Zebra 105SL printer is connected directly to the workstation on LPT1.
Would this be a Navision issue or a Terminal Services issue? Also, could the barcode
font be on the workstation and therefore prints ok locally and missing on the Windows
Server 2003 so it doesn't print through terminal services? I'm a Navision novice so any
pointers would be appreciated.
Thanks for your time.
I'm new to the forums and this is my 1st post. I've been searching through the forums
but haven't found an issue similar to what we are experiencing with NAV 2009 client
running remotely on Window Server 2003 R2 Terminal Services. We are using a Zebra
105SL printer to printout customer labels which have a code128 barcode which won't
printout under terminal services (shows number only). The barcode will print perfectly
when running locally on the NAV client using the same workstation and printer.
The Zebra 105SL printer is connected directly to the workstation on LPT1.
Would this be a Navision issue or a Terminal Services issue? Also, could the barcode
font be on the workstation and therefore prints ok locally and missing on the Windows
Server 2003 so it doesn't print through terminal services? I'm a Navision novice so any
pointers would be appreciated.
Thanks for your time.
0
Comments
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If the printing is using some font, than this font must be installed on the same PC where client is running, in this case on the TS.0
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Would the barcode font just be installed in the Windows\Fonts directory or does it have
to be in a Navision directory?
Thank you for the feedback.0 -
Thank you for the responses kine and themave. I'll look for the font on the workstation Windows/fonts
directory and transfer the font to the Windows Server 2003 fonts directory.0
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