RE: WRKPDFMAPE

Just a thought:

Does the profile QSPLJOB have *RWX authority
to the /Text directory in the IFS?

Terry Winchester 
Programmer/Analyst
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drange.com] On Behalf Of Mike Cunningham
Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 11:32 AM
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Subject: WRKPDFMAPE

I am using Infoprint server to convert a spool file to a PDF 
and e-mail
as an attachment. I want to include a message in the body of 
the e-mail
that is longer than the 255 character max on "Message text" 
field on the
PDF map entry. The PDF map entry has a "E-mail body" field where the
documentation says to enter the path to an object in the IFS that will
be included in the e-mail body. I have a file in the root of the IFS
named test.txt in a folder named Text so I specified 
/Text/test.txt but
nothing is included in the e-mail body. Anyone know what I might be
doing wrong?
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