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  • Subject: Sv: IP Clients
  • From: "Henrik Krebs (Cybercity)" <Henrik.Krebs@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 22 May 1998 00:32:47 +0200

As far as I have heard, there are two improvements in V4R2 compared to V4R1: 1) 
Possibility to name the device (and therefor the job and the device-msgq) 
instead of the QPADEVxxx and 2) a native 'emulated printer' through TCP/IP in 
CA/400. I'm yet myself on V4R1, so I'm not sure. Unfortunately the free 
upgradeoffer (see http://users.cybercity.dk/~dko3534/sw.html ) does not apply 
to those small 150's, so I might have to buy either one of those add-on's or an 
uppgrade to V4R1.

Pls excuse any spelling errors. English isn't my native lng. Corrections to my 
brand-new site http://users.cybercity.dk/~dko3534/ are welcome (most 
appropriate directly to henrik.krebs@scout.net). Ta.

Btw: No matter what will work and what will not - which IS interesting - then 
good programming style dictates: CL-'streams' (Sourcetype CL) has no 
PGM/ENDPGM, CL-programs (sourcetype CLP) is intended to have (ans should have) 
PGM/ENDPGM.


-----Oprindelig meddelelse-----
Fra: Gary Feinstein <gfeinste@planethollywood.com>
Til: MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com <MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com>
Dato: 21. maj 1998 23:36
Emne: Re: IP Clients


>Shadrach,
> Take a look at NIPrint from Network Instruments.  This is what we use
>and it works very well.  Licensing is $29 per PC.  Other products
>include Remote Print Manager from Brooknet Software.  If I recall
>licensing is roughly $90 per PC.  Finally, there is WinAPPC from
>Synapse.  I believe their product is a bit more robust but costs $150
>per license.  BTW, WINAPPC was just profiled in the latest edition of
>Client Access Expert newsletter.  
>HTH,
>Gary Feinstein
>AS/400 System Adminstrator
>Planet Hollywood International Inc.
>
>P.S.  I think you can get around using any of the above if you are
>running V4R2 OS/400 and V3R1M3 Client Access.  I believe they support
>printing to locally attached IP writers.
>
>Scott, Shadrach wrote:
>> 
>> Can anyone recommend a good AS/400 client that uses native IP and can
>> print to a PC's local printer using native IP.
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Shadrach Scott
>> sscott@hiu.edu
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