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I like the following Setup:
Retreive the HP4 WSCST
edit it and change the two CPICOR: tags
to the following:
If you want 13cpi use: ASCIIFNT = 204
FNTWTH = 110
This is from document # 8694253 @
http://as400service.rochester.ibm.com/s_dir/slkbase.NSF/$searchform?Open&view=wall
Bryan Dietz
Lamar Thomas
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drange.com Subject: Changing the width
of a printer
definition file
01/25/2001 11:38 AM
Please respond to
MIDRANGE-L
We just put a new HP4050N Network printer on our LAN and setup the AS/400
to printer to it via TCP/IP. The printer definition has the following
settings:
1. Width = 132 columns
2. Auto rotate = Yes
3. FontSize = 10 dpi
When we print a screen that has 132 columns the fonts are real small and we
have about 3" of unused white space on the right margin (Landscape). We
would like to use another 2 inches of the right margin and have the fonts
set to 10-13.3 dpi (or whatever it takes to enlarge the fonts). The
printer it self is set to 10 dpi. Any ideas? Thanks for any help.
Lamar Thomas
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