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Network Connection: The printer is attached to my PC. My PC has a VPN
connection through to an iSeries at V6R1M0. I know the IP address.
I did do a CRTDEVPRT. I did not try HPiii, but will tomorrow.
I did set up a printer session with Access Client Solutions. It did not
work. I tried it a couple of times, and will try again tomorrow.
I have installed the Ricoh Production Print Solutions AFP Printer
Driver for Windows and it produces a .prn file with data. I used
Filezilla to transfer the .prn file to the iSeries and used CRTOVL to
create an overlay. I created a PRTF with the overlay and a program to
produce the report.
On 3/20/2017 8:43 PM, Jack Tucky wrote:
Does the printer have a network connection? You need the IP address.
If yes, use crtdevprt. you'll need tranform(*yes) and the model/manufacturer. *Hpiii would probably work.
If no, just set it up with client access/whatever. You need help with that?
Once that's done google AFP driver. IBM gave it to someone to maintain. Like Ricoh maybe? Download and install it.
Then we can move forward.
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