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At 03:31 PM 6/6/00 , you wrote:
I am working on trying to get some new
documents that use overlays (and
therefore require AFPDS) onto our cold storage system.
If there were a way to convert it to a SCS printer device type from
AFPDS,
my problem would be solved, because ...
(snip)
James:
It is not possible to "convert" the documents from *AFPDS to
*SCS because, if you did, you would lose the information you're trying to
save (all the fonts, overlays, rotations, etc.) since *SCS does not
support any of that. That's why *SCS print files CAN be copied to a
*PF, viewed or sent.
Consider the use of one or another of the TAATOOL tools to archive the
spooled data (they do not use CPYSPLF, but instead use an API that will
copy any kind of spooled file). You would then save the spool
archive (or, soon-to-come "spool store") to CD rather than
using COLD. You would need to change your retrieval technique, but
at least it would be possible.
Dave Schnee,
Barsa Consulting Group LLC.
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