Hello,
I'm struggling to understand the use of the ^CI command.
The ZPL manual states that the accepted values for this commands are 0 to 10, where 1 to 10 are specific character sets. But if I consult the
Zebra Code Page 850 - Latin character set, I can see a single character list. So I understand that the ^CI command, if used with any of the 0 to 10 numbers, always yields the same results. So what is the actual difference between U.S.A. 1 and a Sweden/Finland character set in regards to the CI command?
My question regards the fact that I always leave the default ^CI0 command as produced by Zebra Designer but frequently we need to print specific character as for example the Portuguese ones (ã, ç, õ) and I am worried that this may result in an error.
May somebody clarify?
Thanks
Luka
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Hello Luke,
Description of ^CI ZPL command on page 132 of ZPL manual has values from 0 to 10 listed:
https://www.zebra.com/content/dam/zebra/manuals/printers/common/program…
But it's just a part of description that is continued on a page 133 where you can see values from 11 to 36 listed:
https://www.zebra.com/content/dam/zebra/manuals/printers/common/program…
Dmitry Prokhorov
Software Engineer, Kutir Mobility
Posted on behalf of Zebra Technologies