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Joe Giusto wrote:
> 
> I would like to know if there is a way to have PC print output directed to
> and AS400 printer.
> 
> We have a Classified advertising system and the vendor said that they could
> program output to go to any printer on the network.  Our AS400 is connected
> to the network.  The only thing is that they said it has to be a Postscript
> or ASCII printer.  We have an IBM 6408, IBM 4234, and a Genicom 4410

Depends on "how" you are in the network and how you setup the printer...
Also depends on what version of OS/400 you are running.. Later versions,
like V4R2--> have some much better host print transform.... PCL
shouldn't
be a problem with HPT... I use a 4049 locally, and it's a PCL printer
attached to a 3487 using HP Lazer Jet emulation.... CA/400 will handle
this situation also, as will TCP/IP attached printers...

Soooo ... short answer is maybe... tell us more about your setup....
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