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They currently get their reports on wide paper and claim that it's too
difficult to read them on 8.5x11 paper. Maybe that's true, maybe it's not
but I've been tasked with giving them the option. I have seen some queries
that are around 132 columns, give or take a little. If nothing else, it
gives me the opportunity to learn more details of WSCST.
Dave Parnin
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Nishikawa Standard Company
Topeka, IN 46571
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11 * 17 size paper is huge. Try printing in landscape mode using either
legal {8 1/2 * 14} or letter {8 1/2 * 11} size paper. Use the Courier font
at 10, 12 or 15 CPI at 8 LPI.
If your reports have 198 columns, I would use legal size paper. If 132
columns, you can use letter size paper.
\Vincent
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Subject: Bigger Font for OUTQ?
Our last "big honkin" twinax line printer will be going away shortly
(yea!!!). As an alternative to the wide paper that the users are used to
for their reports I'm working on setting up a OUTQ for the 11x17 paper
drawer of their copier. I've created the workstation customizing object
that selects the correct drawer and I've adjusted the PRTORIENT parameter
so that it it prints portrait on the paper. The problem is that the font
is small and the output is squashed in the corner of the paper.
I seem to remember that you needed to remove the CPICOR lines to eliminate
the auto-reduction of the font. I've done that but it doesn't look like it
did any good. Even if it didn't auto-reduce it, I want to make it bigger.
Any suggestions?
Dave Parnin
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Nishikawa Standard Company
Topeka, IN 46571
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