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Bill and Bryan: Thank you!!! This helped immensely. I was able to set my margins and everything is printing where it should. Its still truncating the last three characters on the right border but I sure with the info you have supplied, I will figure it out. Thanks again! >You should be able to adjust the margin by creating a workstation >customization object for the outq. Use the RTVWSCST (retrieve workstation >customization) command to get the source for your printer type. Edit the >source to modify the values for the NOPRTBDR sections for top and left. I >have the values set at 60 for top portrait and 0 for left portrait for an >HP5, but you may need to try different values to see what will work in your >situation. You then need to create the object (CRTWSCST) so that you can >use it for the Workstation Customizing Object value on the CRTOUTQ command. >It's really not as bad as it sounds. Don't know if there is another way, >but this works for us. >Bill Claes >Dave, See if the following helps: >http://www-912.ibm.com/s_dir/slkbase.nsf/1ac66549a21402188625680b0002037e/0 3d903f20df01f3f862565c2007d0e74?OpenDocument&Highlight=0,CNVDEN >Bryan Dietz
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