RE: Windows 98 Logoff & CA Network Printer problem

By default, AS/400 will perform such thing called COR (Computer Output
Reduction).
If report lines are too long to fit on a page of given size in a given
font, portrait will be changed to landscape and font will be reduced.
Exact rules are rather cumbersome to remember. I think they should be
described in "OS/400 Printer Device Programming" book.

The simplest thing to suppress COR is to change or override printer file
to PAGRTT(0) - default ios *AUTO). Then it will always print portrait
even if characters will be lost at the tail of lines.

    Best regards,

          Alexei Pytel



> -----Original Message-----
> From: Weatherly, Howard [SMTP:hweatherly@dlsc.dla.mil]
> Sent: Thursday, November 19, 1998 8:42 PM
> To:   'MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com'
> Subject:      RE: Windows 98 Logoff & CA Network Printer problem
> 
> Diana, 
> 
> Not specifically tied to printers however I have noticed that with Win
> 98 the machine more often than not refuses to completely shut off even
> with the "Power Control" stuff. Also when and if it does, I often need
> to physically unplug the machine to get it where it will reboot!
> arrrghhhh!
> 
> In fairness to MS (I know shoot me!) it may be a hardware issue at
> least in my case. I am not fond of the operating system assuming that
> I want the hardware turned off in the first place, I may want to boot
> to OS/2 or LINUX or whatever and it's a pain to need to switch the
> machine on again (assuming that works).
> 
> But that's enough MS bashing, even though I believe it to be well
> deserved.
> 
> We are having a problem with a HP 6MI printing in portrait, darn thing
> says portrait everywhere you look, in CA or in Win but given a report
> from the SPOOLFILE, CA prints/delivers to printer, a Landscape
> rendition. Anyone know what's up with that?
> 
> ______________________________________________________________________
> ___
> Howard Weatherly
> 
> hweatherly@dlis.dla.mil
> howard.weatherly@ctg.com
> hweath@ibm.net
> 
> X4324
> 
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