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  3. November 2001

Printer File overrides - Unlimited page length size with no forced overflow page breaks

Does anyone know if it is possible to do a printer file override that allows
a print spool file to be created using a printer file that allows the page
length (PAGESIZE) to be infinite and ignores the Overflow Line Number
(OVRFLW) so that it does not create a page break when the print line count
reaches the overflow line number?  I want to create a continuous spool print
file (1000's of print lines) and not have any page breaks.  Currently the
Printer File only allows for up to a max 255 consecutive lines before it
forces/inserts a page break in the printer spool file.

Thank you.

Robert Falcone
VP - Information Management
Thyssen Inc., NA
810-775-7710 ext. 276
810-775-5078 fax

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