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rowdykuttan wrote:
am sending this text file to a DOT MATRIX printer, that too to a PREPRINTED STATIONARY


You might like to specify that next time. It helps people understand your problem.

If you have a fixed external constraint like the size of preprinted paper then you have to truncate the information printed. Lop off a few characters. You'll find an appropriate method on the string class. Subseq, Substring or some such thing.

rowdykuttan wrote:
is there any way i can specify X & Y positions in text file


If the file is formated as fixed length lines then you can calculate any XY position in the file and Seek to it.

(Y*LineLength) + X

LineLength includes the two character line feed and carriage return characters. It also assumes a fixed 8-bit character encoding.


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