SAP is an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software that contains many applications used for warehousing, shipping, goods tracking, as well as in the automotive and chemical industry. SATO provides the following solutions for users to print from SAP to SATO printers: SAPScript with ITF Upload Method SmartForms with SBPL Include Method Printing SmartForms with SWIN Device Type (Print as Graphics) SAPScript with ITF Upload Method Label Gallery , for designing labels and generating ITF SAP Device Type Files for SATO printers , which include :     - English & Latin languages (ZLB_SAT)     - Simplified Chinese, GB2312 (ZLB_SAC)     - Traditional Chinese, Big5 (ZLB_STC)     - Korean, KSC5601 (ZLB_SKR)     - Unicode UTF-8 (ZLB_SUN)     - Turkish, Latin-5 (ZLB_STU) Creating SAP Script ITF file using Label Gallery Printing Simplified Chinese to CL4xxe printers Printing Turkish in SAP to SATO Printers Printing Non-English characters to GT4xxe printers Printing Unicode characters to GT4xxe printers (Beta)     - European & Middle East Languages     - Simplified & Traditional Chinese, Thais     - Korean and Japanese Samples of Unicode ITF files SmartForms with SBPL Include Method Customers of SATO have been using this method to print to SATO printers from SmartForms. The projects have been successfully rolled up as global solutions worldwide. This solution allows better control over the printing results and supports Unicode, multi-lingua printing. How can this be done? Printing SmartForms with SWIN Device Type (Print as graphics) SWIN is a generic, device-independent device type for Microsoft Windows printers. When you create a device definition for a Microsoft Windows printer in the SAP System, you can use the generic Microsoft Windows device type SWIN instead of the printer-specific device type (such as HPLJ4). You can use SWIN as a device type for all printers for which a driver is installed in the Microsoft Windows system. Barocde, Text (including non-English characters) and graphics are all printable to ALL SATO printers because SATO printer drivers are Microsoft Windows printers. Questions? Please contact us.