Below is a set of sample ticket format files for use with a laser printer, .pdf writer, or when using Ticket Emailer. These sample files contain the [Copy Ticket] ticket keyword command introduced in revision 7.4.10.
The [Copy Ticket] ticket command has the ability to print multiple copies of a ticket on a page when using a Windows printer such as a laser printer or deskjet printer.
The ticket keyword: [Copy Ticket] is followed by the vertical position of the next copy. The command must appear on a footer line. The vertical position must be surrounded in quotes.
F [Copy Ticket] "5.0"
This will print another copy of the ticket starting 5 inches from the top of the page. The keyword can be used multiple times with different vertical positions to get any number of copies of the ticket on a page.
The following ticket samples are designed to print on an 8.5" x 11" sheet of paper with two (2) perforations to replicate a three-part ticket. Perforations are every 3 2/3". The paper can be found at most office supply stores or on-line at sites like Amazon, Office Depot, etc.
In the following example the [Copy Ticket] commands appear on the same line with the Reprint ticket command. The ticket will be repeated at 3.7 inches and 7.25 inches.
Below is the ticket format file used to create this ticket.
TicketSample_3Part_NoLogo_CopyTicket.GTK
TicketSample_3Part_NoLogo_WPrice_CopyTicket.GTK
The vertical positions have been adjusted to accommodate for the logo.
Ticket_Sample_3Part_WithLogo_CopyTicket.gtk
TicketSample_3Part_WithLogo_WPrice_CopyTicket.GTK
The following ticket samples are designed to print on an 8.5" x 11" sheet of paper with two (2) perforations to replicate a three part ticket. Perforations are every 3 2/3". The paper can be found at any office store or on-line at sites like Amazon, Office Depot, etc.
TicketSample_2PartCharge.gtk
TicketSample_2PartCash.gtk
The following ticket samples are designed to print on an 8.5" x 11" sheet of paper with one (1) perforation to replicate a two part ticket. The paper can be found at any office store or on-line at sites like Amazon, Office Depot, etc.
These tickets need to be printed in landscape mode. The orientation on the printer driver will need to be changed from portrait to landscape.
sidebysidemultilsr R7.gtk