Some printers have built-in barcode fonts, which you may invoke with the proper commands. See your printer manual.
For a more generic solution, it seems easier to make with the standard Windows printing (printing a barcode font, I think), but there you have the problem with the eject. Sometimes it makes sense to define a shorter page length. For instance, if you want to print two half-pages (on 11-inch paper), you can define a "page height" of 11/2 = 5.5.
>Dear sir,
>Thank for your reply, but I want to print a bar code after print the invoice on the
>same invoice form. And the bar code need to call the Windows API to print out,
>such as (STARTPAGE, ENDPAGE,ENDPAGE etc). So that I want to disable the form feed
>after print the invoice information and then print the bar code immediately follow
>the invoice information.
>
>Please advise.
>Derek
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