Re: CRTOVL Problem - Error CPD88C0

Mike,
agreed. these are binary files, I tried TRNFMT(*NOTEXT) this morning
and that §$! CRTOVL still complains about "D3A8C&" ....
I don't think that the CPYFRMPCD is my problem, I will try another
version of CAWIN AFP drivers, perhaps even V3R2 does it better.

Helpless, Philipp

MBarton@pink.co.uk schrieb:

> >Hello Mike.
> >thanks for picking this up.
> >
> >Support Line Document No. 5184341  advised to have TRNFMT(*TEXT)
> >this is what I did, then.
> >Do you have another experience ?
> >
> >Regards, Philipp
>
> Philipp
>      when I have transferred save files or any binary type files
> using CPYFRMPCD,  I have always used those parameter set that way.
> An overlay is I beleive a binary file hence my suggestion.
>
> I actually used ftp to transfer my overlays (which specified binary).
>
> Mike
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