Is it set up as a Ticket, Text, HTML, Raw, or Port printer?
Copy/paste your Printer Template here in the forum, highlight it, then click the code button </> so that it is displayed here properly.
Post screenshots of your Printer settings from SambaPOS.
Look in your Printer Driver or Printer Utility to see if there is a language/code page/character set setting available in there. This is also where you should find settings for <CUT>. Otherwise, you may need to add blank lines to the bottom of your Template.
Thanks I just simply don’t use that special character and replace with another characters. The only problem that still left now is only the “B” letter, but is not SambaPOS problem instead is the printer problem, even if I print using Notepad also come out that letter.
So I will change this to answered question. Thanks so much
SambaPOS will use any windows printer. If it shows up in windows as a printer then Samba can use it.
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