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  • Subject: Re: HP laser jet workstation custmization object changes
  • From: Billy Rowe <billyrowe@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Wed, 11 Aug 1999 17:47:54 -0400

Roger Boucher wrote:
> There is an
> IBM technical document #8703311 entitled WSCST - Manipulating Line Spacing.
> I got it a long time ago and I can't remember how you might go about getting
> it.

Thanks!!   I found the document in the Software Knowledge base by
searching on
the document#.

This solves the problem for reports that are rotated and condensed by
*COR,
but it then causes a problem with OV/400 documents printing in portrait
mode
it makes them print instead of 6 LPI to like 5 or 4

thanks,

billy





> Subject: HP laser jet workstation custmization object changes
> 
> I need to increase the space between lines on printouts sent to a
>  HP4500N laser that is connected to an AS/400 via TCP/IP using a
>  Jet Direct card over Ethernet.
> 

>  It is defined as a 3812 model 1 on the AS/400.
> 
>  I retreived the workstation customization object by the following
>  command:
> 
>  RTVWSCST DEVTYPE(*TRANSFORM) MFRTYPMDL(*HP4) SRCMBR(PRT16)
>  SRCFILE(QTXTSRC)
> 
>  I then modified the source as follows to increase the font size:
> 
>      :CPICOR
>        CPI=10
>        ASCIIFNT=  201
>        FNTWTH=   110
>        FNTATR=    1
>        DATA =''X.
>      :CPICOR
>        CPI=12
>        ASCIIFNT=  201
>        FNTWTH=   110
>        FNTATR=    1
>        DATA =''X.
>      :CPICOR
>        CPI=15
>        ASCIIFNT=  281
>        FNTWTH=   110
>        FNTATR=    1
> 
>  I then created a *WSCST named PRT16 using the command CRTWSCST and tied
>  it to the printer via the CHGDEVPRT command, and this works fine.
> 
>  How can I increase the space between the lines of print using this same
>  source?
> 
>  TIA,
> 
>  billy

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