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printing to lpt1 using C

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The following code works but, to my dismay, the 1st fprintf command prints to a thermal transfer printer label and then form feeds before the barcode (from the 2nd fprintf command) prints. How can I print both the text and barcode to the same label? /* DMX SERIES C program */ # include main () { FILE *fp = fopen("LPT1", "w"); char *pcs = "123456"; char *desc = "123456"; fputs ("\x02L\n", fp); /* STX L - Enter Label Formatting */ fputs ("H07\n", fp); /* Enter Heat Setting of 7 */ fputs ("D95\n", fp); /* Set Width and Height Dot Size */ fprintf (fp,"191108010000025%s\n",desc); /* Select smooth Font */ fprintf (fp, "2A6220005750050%s\n", pcs); /* Select Barcode type ‘a’ */ fputs("E\n",fp); /* End Label format mode and print */ fclose(fp); }

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