Re: cent sign ¢ create on AS/400 and download to PC

[Terry Grider <tgrider@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Joel,

  My usual approach is to create the unusual character on the PC and upload it
to the AS/400 and see what it translates to, then I know what I have to put in
my file on the /400 side that should translate into what I want on the PC.  It
appears that you need a hex 9B on the PC the get the ¢ symbol.

Terry

> "Stone, Joel" wrote:
> 
> How can I create a cent sign on an AS/400 and download a file with the cent
> sign to a PC?
> 
> The cent sign is data in the some fields, not part of the file name.
> 
> I have an old 5250 type terminal with a cent sign key.  I can create a PF
> record containing the cent sign on the AS/400 using that key.
> 
> When I display the record using DSPPFM, I see the cent sign properly, it is
> hex 4A.
> 
> When I CPYTOPCD and send the file to a shared folder, the cent sign changes to
> a ">".
> 
> I need to use a cent sign on retail store shelf tags.
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
> Thanks!
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