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I got a website where i want to print to my local Zebra printer (ZD420d-203dpi) through window.print().

The website writes ZPL code onto document (see picture) where it contains "åäö" and then prints to my local printer through Generic / Text Only driver.

ZPL code printed onto document

After printing is complete, the printed text is "Intershipping" instead of the actual text "Intersöåähipping".

Printed label

Is there some way for me to print the "åäö" characters/ extended ascii through Generic / Text Only driver.

I have tried to change to different Code Pages on the printer US (ANSI) (1252) / Multilangual - Latin 1 (850) which didn't help.

I have tried printing with another driver and i could see the "åäö" characters, so it shouldn't be any problem with the printer.

The print works the same in Firefox, Edge and Chrome.

  • The answer to my problems was: https://stackoverflow.com/a/47785064/20517689 I used ^CI27 instead of ^CI28 and it worked. – Geonewb Nov 16 '22 at 10:37

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