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I think you need to install the pywin32 package in order to use the printer.Win32Raw() connector.
\nAlso, your shared printer must be able to print remotely from PC2, since the connector just forwards raw ESC/POS commands to the Windows print API.

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pruifernandes
Feb 16, 2023

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Answered by belono Feb 16, 2023

Hi @pruifernandes !

Yes, it is possible thanks to the Win32Raw() connector.
You can see this reply.

Usage:

import escpos.printer as printer

p = printer.Win32Raw(printer_name='your_shared_printer_name')
p.open()
p.textln("Hello Win32Raw!")
p.close()

I think you need to install the pywin32 package in order to use the printer.Win32Raw() connector.
Also, your shared printer must be able to print remotely from PC2, since the connector just forwards raw ESC/POS commands to the Windows print API.

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