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Ho, now I understand better. I know that UIM interpret those caracter as you 
want. But I do not know how to do that in a DSPF.

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>>> mlazarus@xxxxxxxx 09/26/05 9:43 am >>>
Denis,

 We're already doing that.  There is an option to return the message text
with or withou those characters.  What I'm looking for is the system
routine that "sees" those characters and formats the message based on those
values, on the fly.  Maybe one of the DSM APIs?  Barbara?

 -marm

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From: Denis Robitaille denis_robitaille@xxxxxxxxxxxx 
Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2005 09:21:57 -0400
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx 
Subject: Re: Message text formatting


To do so, you must use the QMHRTVM API. All the doc is available in the
information center

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>>> mlazarus@xxxxxxxx 09/25/05 6:12 pm >>>
  Is there an API to format retrieved message text?  I mean resolving the 
&N, &B, &P codes.  If no API is available, does anyone have a routine to do 
this?  It's not a huge deal to write one, but I would rather avoid 
reinventing the wheel.  Thanks.

  -mark

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