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February 8th 18, 12:12 AM
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Single-form multipart dot-matrix printer wanted.
We despatch goods with 4-part dockets.
We want to print on to these 4-part dockets, which are designed to be filled out with ball-point pen. These dockets are single, that is they are not part of a continuous fan-fold system. We desperately need a printer to fill out the fields on these single 4-part forms, as required, from our invoicing system. We use Access2010. We use many single multipart forms of different length/width configurations. Clearly the printer will have to be dot-matrix, and have a printable width of 8 inches max. (200mm). The printer, we suspect, will look like a toaster, into which the single 4-part docket is dropped, then printed, then ejected. The software will be adjusted to suit the 4-part form. Does anyone make one of these? We'll pay anything! 
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February 8th 18, 12:27 AM
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On 02/07/2018 6:12 PM, Peter Jason wrote:
We despatch goods with 4-part dockets. We want to print on to these 4-part dockets, which are designed to be filled out with ball-point pen. These dockets are single, that is they are not part of a continuous fan-fold system. We desperately need a printer to fill out the fields on these single 4-part forms, as required, from our invoicing system. We use Access2010. We use many single multipart forms of different length/width configurations. Clearly the printer will have to be dot-matrix, and have a printable width of 8 inches max. (200mm). The printer, we suspect, will look like a toaster, into which the single 4-part docket is dropped, then printed, then ejected. The software will be adjusted to suit the 4-part form. Does anyone make one of these? We'll pay anything! I don't know about your specifics, But wander over to the OkiData site, They make some of the best Dot matrix printers going. Rene
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February 8th 18, 12:41 AM
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Single-form multipart dot-matrix printer wanted.
On 02/07/2018 6:27 PM, Rene Lamontagne wrote:
On 02/07/2018 6:12 PM, Peter Jason wrote: We despatch goods with 4-part dockets. We want to print on to these 4-part dockets, which are designed to be filled out with ball-point pen. These dockets are single, that is they are not part of a continuous fan-fold system. We desperately need a printer to fill out the fields on these single 4-part forms, as required, from our invoicing system.Â*Â* We use Access2010. We use many single multipart forms of different length/width configurations. Clearly the printer will have to be dot-matrix, and have a printable width of 8 inches max. (200mm). The printer, we suspect, will look like a toaster, into which the single 4-part docket is dropped, then printed, then ejected.Â*Â* The software will be adjusted to suit the 4-part form. Does anyone make one of these?Â* We'll pay anything! Â*I don't know about your specifics, But wander over to the OkiData site, They make some of the best Dot matrix printers going. Rene Here's a URL for starters. http://www.oki.com/ce/printing/ Rene
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February 8th 18, 01:57 AM
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Single-form multipart dot-matrix printer wanted.
Peter Jason wrote:
We despatch goods with 4-part dockets. We want to print on to these 4-part dockets, which are designed to be filled out with ball-point pen. These dockets are single, that is they are not part of a continuous fan-fold system. We desperately need a printer to fill out the fields on these single 4-part forms, as required, from our invoicing system. We use Access2010. We use many single multipart forms of different length/width configurations. Clearly the printer will have to be dot-matrix, and have a printable width of 8 inches max. (200mm). The printer, we suspect, will look like a toaster, into which the single 4-part docket is dropped, then printed, then ejected. The software will be adjusted to suit the 4-part form. Does anyone make one of these? We'll pay anything! These are popular with trucking companies: O'Neil Vehicle Mount Printer™ Impact Portable Printer http://www.currentdirections.com/har...cle-mount.html http://www.currentdirections.com/har...oflash-8i.html Fuel transports use them. See if there is a fuel supplier near you and go look at one in action.
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February 8th 18, 03:15 AM
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Single-form multipart dot-matrix printer wanted.
On Thu, 08 Feb 2018 11:12:54 +1100, Peter Jason wrote:
We despatch goods with 4-part dockets. We want to print on to these 4-part dockets, which are designed to be filled out with ball-point pen. These dockets are single, that is they are not part of a continuous fan-fold system. We desperately need a printer to fill out the fields on these single 4-part forms, as required, from our invoicing system. We use Access2010. We use many single multipart forms of different length/width configurations. Clearly the printer will have to be dot-matrix, and have a printable width of 8 inches max. (200mm). The printer, we suspect, will look like a toaster, into which the single 4-part docket is dropped, then printed, then ejected. The software will be adjusted to suit the 4-part form. Does anyone make one of these? We'll pay anything! Have you tried Ebay ?
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February 8th 18, 03:59 AM
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On Wed, 07 Feb 2018 19:57:45 -0600, Paul in Houston TX
wrote: Peter Jason wrote: We despatch goods with 4-part dockets. We want to print on to these 4-part dockets, which are designed to be filled out with ball-point pen. These dockets are single, that is they are not part of a continuous fan-fold system. We desperately need a printer to fill out the fields on these single 4-part forms, as required, from our invoicing system. We use Access2010. We use many single multipart forms of different length/width configurations. Clearly the printer will have to be dot-matrix, and have a printable width of 8 inches max. (200mm). The printer, we suspect, will look like a toaster, into which the single 4-part docket is dropped, then printed, then ejected. The software will be adjusted to suit the 4-part form. Does anyone make one of these? We'll pay anything! These are popular with trucking companies: O'Neil Vehicle Mount Printer™ Impact Portable Printer http://www.currentdirections.com/har...cle-mount.html http://www.currentdirections.com/har...oflash-8i.html Fuel transports use them. See if there is a fuel supplier near you and go look at one in action. Yes, thanks, this looks like the thing we want. I'll try & get further details from the company. Peter
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February 8th 18, 04:03 AM
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Single-form multipart dot-matrix printer wanted.
On Wed, 7 Feb 2018 18:41:42 -0600, Rene Lamontagne
wrote: On 02/07/2018 6:27 PM, Rene Lamontagne wrote: On 02/07/2018 6:12 PM, Peter Jason wrote: We despatch goods with 4-part dockets. We want to print on to these 4-part dockets, which are designed to be filled out with ball-point pen. These dockets are single, that is they are not part of a continuous fan-fold system. We desperately need a printer to fill out the fields on these single 4-part forms, as required, from our invoicing system.** We use Access2010. We use many single multipart forms of different length/width configurations. Clearly the printer will have to be dot-matrix, and have a printable width of 8 inches max. (200mm). The printer, we suspect, will look like a toaster, into which the single 4-part docket is dropped, then printed, then ejected.** The software will be adjusted to suit the 4-part form. Does anyone make one of these?* We'll pay anything! *I don't know about your specifics, But wander over to the OkiData site, They make some of the best Dot matrix printers going. Rene Here's a URL for starters. http://www.oki.com/ce/printing/ Rene Thanks, I have tried and all I get is the http://www.oki.com/au/printing/produ...20T/index.html which is OK but the details on paper handling is foggy & absent. Trying to find an agent with a demo model has people laughing at me, and I wont buy until I know it will handle varying paper sizes, and is compatible with Creator, and if emulation is possible etc.
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February 8th 18, 06:19 PM
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On Thu, 08 Feb 2018 11:12:54 +1100, Peter Jason wrote:
We despatch goods with 4-part dockets. We want to print on to these 4-part dockets, which are designed to be filled out with ball-point pen. These dockets are single, that is they are not part of a continuous fan-fold system. We desperately need a printer to fill out the fields on these single 4-part forms, as required, from our invoicing system. We use Access2010. We use many single multipart forms of different length/width configurations. Clearly the printer will have to be dot-matrix, and have a printable width of 8 inches max. (200mm). The printer, we suspect, will look like a toaster, into which the single 4-part docket is dropped, then printed, then ejected. The software will be adjusted to suit the 4-part form. Does anyone make one of these? We'll pay anything! A google search using 'dot matrix printer for single feed multipart forms' turns up a number of hits. You may have to look thru' them yourself to see if one fits your needs.
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February 8th 18, 08:08 PM
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On Wed, 7 Feb 2018 18:27:48 -0600, Rene Lamontagne
wrote: [snip] I don't know about your specifics, But wander over to the OkiData site, They make some of the best Dot matrix printers going. Likewise on my part about specifics and OkiData. I use an OkiData dot matrix for programming output. I have had other printers that died, but my OkiData printer just keeps on going. Sincerely, Gene Wirchenko
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February 9th 18, 09:30 PM
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On Thu, 08 Feb 2018 15:03:41 +1100, Peter Jason wrote:
On Wed, 7 Feb 2018 18:41:42 -0600, Rene Lamontagne wrote: On 02/07/2018 6:27 PM, Rene Lamontagne wrote: On 02/07/2018 6:12 PM, Peter Jason wrote: We despatch goods with 4-part dockets. We want to print on to these 4-part dockets, which are designed to be filled out with ball-point pen. These dockets are single, that is they are not part of a continuous fan-fold system. We desperately need a printer to fill out the fields on these single 4-part forms, as required, from our invoicing system.** We use Access2010. We use many single multipart forms of different length/width configurations. Clearly the printer will have to be dot-matrix, and have a printable width of 8 inches max. (200mm). The printer, we suspect, will look like a toaster, into which the single 4-part docket is dropped, then printed, then ejected.** The software will be adjusted to suit the 4-part form. Does anyone make one of these?* We'll pay anything! *I don't know about your specifics, But wander over to the OkiData site, They make some of the best Dot matrix printers going. Rene Here's a URL for starters. http://www.oki.com/ce/printing/ Rene Thanks, I have tried and all I get is the http://www.oki.com/au/printing/produ...20T/index.html which is OK but the details on paper handling is foggy & absent. Trying to find an agent with a demo model has people laughing at me, and I wont buy until I know it will handle varying paper sizes, and is compatible with Creator, and if emulation is possible etc. I expect that you will get the necesary information if you download the user manual for your preferred model.
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February 12th 18, 09:08 PM
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On Sat, 10 Feb 2018 08:30:00 +1100, Monty wrote:
On Thu, 08 Feb 2018 15:03:41 +1100, Peter Jason wrote: On Wed, 7 Feb 2018 18:41:42 -0600, Rene Lamontagne wrote: On 02/07/2018 6:27 PM, Rene Lamontagne wrote: On 02/07/2018 6:12 PM, Peter Jason wrote: We despatch goods with 4-part dockets. We want to print on to these 4-part dockets, which are designed to be filled out with ball-point pen. These dockets are single, that is they are not part of a continuous fan-fold system. We desperately need a printer to fill out the fields on these single 4-part forms, as required, from our invoicing system.** We use Access2010. We use many single multipart forms of different length/width configurations. Clearly the printer will have to be dot-matrix, and have a printable width of 8 inches max. (200mm). The printer, we suspect, will look like a toaster, into which the single 4-part docket is dropped, then printed, then ejected.** The software will be adjusted to suit the 4-part form. Does anyone make one of these?* We'll pay anything! *I don't know about your specifics, But wander over to the OkiData site, They make some of the best Dot matrix printers going. Rene Here's a URL for starters. http://www.oki.com/ce/printing/ Rene Thanks, I have tried and all I get is the http://www.oki.com/au/printing/produ...20T/index.html which is OK but the details on paper handling is foggy & absent. Trying to find an agent with a demo model has people laughing at me, and I wont buy until I know it will handle varying paper sizes, and is compatible with Creator, and if emulation is possible etc. I expect that you will get the necesary information if you download the user manual for your preferred model. Yes thanks, I have done this but they're all rather vague whether they can handle just one sheet of multipart paper, and how close to the edges the print can be done. I need a demo, but all want to sell me one in a sealed box.
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February 12th 18, 10:37 PM
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Peter Jason wrote:
they're all rather vague whether they can handle just one sheet of multipart paper, and how close to the edges the print can be done. I need a demo, but all want to sell me one in a sealed box. Sale-or-return on the basis it can handle single sheets and print a specific width between the tractor perforations?
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