Subject: Innovation for getting off the grid

From: EnergySavings <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 03 Dec 2014 08:06:55 -0800

Re: Ietf-dkim-archive please see this as soon as you can. 9c07087a-91f2-43a8-9427-46de689c6fde

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So... We've established that you have a problem with the output onthe standard consolewith output thathas to be like this for the printer to work, except thatyou have not yet tested how this behaves or works on the printer.Do you know for certain that you actually have a problem?

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Ok, let me spell it out then. The printer and the consolemay behave differently. The only way to know for sure is to test with the actual device, the printer. This is not a problem withConsole.WriteLine, and not a problem with the actual characters, it is a "problem" with the standard console behavior. The printer may or may not behave the same way, the behavior of the console has no impact on this.

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Your program just gave all those characters to the standard console and asked it to show them,itbehaved like that in regards to newline characters. The printer may behave completely different. In fact, old dot matrix printers used one character to just move the head down one line and keep going where it was X-wise, and the other character to move to the start of the line, as such you needed both to get what you want. You will only figure this out if you test with the actual printer.