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...Multiple printer support. Each printer implements an IPP Everywhere™ print service and is compatible with the driverless printing support in Android™, Chrome OS™, iOS®, Linux®, macOS®, and Windows® 10/11 clients. Each printer can support options such as label modes, tear-off offsets, media tracking, media top offset, print darkness, resolution, roll selection, and speed. Each printer can directly print “raw”, Apple/PWG Raster, and/or PNG files. Each printer automatically recovers from out-of-media, power loss, and disconnected/bad cable issues. ...

A label maker program for 3.5" floppy disks for the Amiga written in 1989 using 100% assembly (Profimat Amiga). Back in those days, it was all about floppy disks. Of course, the floppies came with some stickers to write down the content of the disk but I wanted to use my shiny new 24-pin printer so I wrote this little utility. It worked best using some "Zweckform" labels back then. I can't tell if there are still available today. You can add an image from a selection of images shown here to...

Use your phone camera to build labels from Driver's Licenses, or existing labels. Camera2Label supports generating, saving, and printing labels from Driver's Licenses, Camera2Label Labels, or existing labels. This is a Native Android application targeting SDK version 19 or higher (Android 4.4) A full gradle project is provided but there are dependencies that are not bundled.

A Python package to control Brother QL label printers. It implements the raster language of those printers and allows you to send instruction files to your printer. In more details, the following is possible with this package. Create raster language files for the Brother label printers. They can be created from image files or programmatically in your own Python script. Print raster instruction files with your Brother label printer via different backends pyusb (works cross-platform) network (works cross-platform for WiFi/Ethernet-enabled printers) linux_kernel (works on Linux only; uses the /dev/usb/lp0 device handles) If your printer has an 'Editor Lite' mode, you need to disable it if you want to print via USB. ...