Hi Jim,
 
I was able to make the LBLRUN.PRG works by adding
    if Prow() = 60
         ?? chr(12)
      endif
in the ExecuteLabel procedure as shown below.
 
Thank you for your help.  Happy New Year to you and to everyone out there.
 
Carmelo Rioflorido
 
 
 
STATIC PROCEDURE ExecuteLabel
   LOCAL nField, nMoreLines, aBuffer := {}, cBuffer
   LOCAL v
 
   // Load the current record into aBuffer
   .......

 
   // Add aBuffer to aBandToPrint
   ....

 
      // trim
      .....
 
      // Print the band
         ....
 
         // Add the spaces between the label lines
         ....
 
      // Clear out the band
      AFILL( aBandToPrint, SPACE( aLabelData[ LB_LMARGIN ] ) )
 
      if Prow() = 60
         ?? chr(12)
      endif
    .....
   RETURN
 
 
 
 
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"James Loughner" <jwrl@charter.net> wrote in messagenews:rf2hRjCDGHA.5608@S15147418...
> You need to add a CHR(12) at the end of each page. Old DOS printers were
> generally form feed and automaticly ejected at the end of each page.
> Newer printer generally don't do this and you gotta tell them a new page
> is coming.
>
>
> Jim
>
> Carmelo Rioflorido wrote:
> > Someone suggested the NODOSIMP.EXE utility program for printing to a non-LPT
> > printer with respect to the REPORT FORM clipper function.
> >
> > It seems to work also with LABEL FORM. However, if the labels are to be
> > printed on more than one sheets of labels (i.e., 3 x 10 sheet), only one
> > sheet is printed although the .txt file consists of more than one sheet. I
> > observed that the .txt file does not contain the page break marker.
> >
> > What should I add to the following code to insert the page break in the .txt
> > file?
> >
> >        set printer to prolabel.txt
> >          label form PROLASER to print NOCONSOLE ;
> >             while ! eof() .and. inkey() != 27
> >          set printer to
> >          run nodosimp prolabel.txt 80 sel/mar
> >
> > Thanks for your help.
> >
> > Carmelo Rioflorido
> >
> > P.S. I attached the NODOSIMP file for those who are interested in using it.
> >
> >