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I found this below but I don't know what to add/change. If I do makeprints?
a change for a 198 width, will that affect the normal 132 width
SELECT
When splCPI = 50
Eval FontDef = '/F1 20 Tf'
When splCPI = 120
Eval FontDef = '/F1 9 Tf'
When splCPI = 150
Eval FontDef = '/F1 8 Tf'
When splCPI = 167
Eval FontDef = '/F1 6 Tf'
OTHER
Eval FontDef = '/F1 10 Tf'
ENDSL
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From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Troy Foster
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2007 8:16 AM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Re: Portal for viewing System i5 reports
from archives.
- 07:44pm APR 09, 2007 pst (9.1) [ Reply ] [ Bookmark ]
Re: Limited Amount of Space???
Hi Shane
Only just read your post, but in case you're still trying to get the
PDFs to work with 198 characters or for any lurkers, there is a
solution.
If you edit the RPGLE source member "WRKCGISPLF", you need to find the
"PDFNewPage" sub-procedure. Within this procedure there is a select
clause that sets the text size according the CPI attribute from the
spool file.
The conditions in the select clause use CPI settings measured in
tenths of inches, so a CPI of 15 is held as 150, etc.
Hope it helps
Jonathan www.astradyne-uk.com
Simon Coulter wrote:
On 07/06/2007, at 10:56 PM, Don Cavaiani wrote:
I have had the WRKCGISPLF program working for some time now and it
is
being used regularly!Most likely cause is that the paper size (or page size i.e. media
Today, I ran across a hiccup. We have a System i5 query which is
198 characters wide. When this report is accessed with the
WRKCGISPLF, it is cut off on the right side - in the PDF format.
The HTML format shows the entire width of the report.
Not sure what is going on?
bounding box) specified in the PDF is not wide enough to show all the
data. Other possible cause is that the font has not been scaled to
fit
the paper size.
If you open the PDF file in text editor you should be able to see
whether all the data is present. I'm fairly sure WRKCGISPLF does not
compress the data stream so it should be legible in plain text. If
each line of data is complete in the PDF then the problem is caused
by
incorrect paper size of incorrect font size. If the data is truncated
then the problem is in the processing of the spooled file data.--
Regards,
Simon Coulter.
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