Below is a list of some questions/problems and solutions when trying to print.
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Double-byte characters show up on the screen, but not when printed. | Create a new spool request, but don't print it. Check the output using the DISPLAY function in SP01. Do the characters show up properly? If they do, it may be a problem with SAPLPD or the device format. If not, SAPWIN or whatever device you are using may be misconfigured to the wrong code page, or it could be a problem in the SAPScript. How do I change the codepage on a device? | Copy your DEVICE to ZDEVICE. Under the three listings for codepages, set the | new codepage in listing 1. Leave the other two codepages as 1134 or whatever the codepage settings were for the original DEVICE. How do I copy a device plus its other settings (like print controls)? | Go to SPAD->Device Print Control->Utilities->Copy Device Type. Don't use the | copy utility in SPAD->Output Devices, because it only copies basic info. I used SPAD->Device Print Control->Utilities->Copy Device Type to copy a device, | now how do I delete it? Go to SPAD->Device Print Control->Utilities->Delete. Don't use | SPAD->Output Devices, because it can't delete the device if it has related data like print controls. What do device formats (SPAD->Device Format) do? | They contain comands that are used to set features like font, font size, | character set, orientation, margins, and vertical/horizontal spacing. If you are using SAPWIN, some common commands are:
I want to dial-in to an SAP system and print from my computer. How do I do it? | If you are using MS Windows, you need to remove ALL network devices except the | Dial-Up Adapter. Make sure that you can dial-in and log into the SAP system first. The server must be able to know your machine's IP address by its NAME. The easiest way to do this is to assign a static IP to the dial-up connection, and make sure that an entry is added to the application server's HOSTS file with that IP address bound to a host name (less than 8 characters long). After you have connected, start up SAPLPD. Make SURE that the IP address listed in the SAPLPD window is the same address as your dial-up adapter (from Win95/98, run winipcfg to see your dial-up adapter settings).
I have other problems that are not listed here | Read the SAP R/3 Handbook. Check the SAP Notes database. Write to SAP. Write | me at khari_it@yahoo.co.in. |
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