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In the US you can also call 800-237-5511 and once you get an operator tell her you want to order PTF's. She can do it without routing your call to someone else. Then they'll be shipped to you. The url is www.as400service.ibm.com (no 's'), which gets redirected to www-912.ibm.com Personally, I usually call or use the ECS line. I find the website to be too much work to order PTF's. Great for finding a PTF for a problem, though. Phil > > Where/how does one learn to get and apply PTFs and upgrades? one machine > is > a 150 at V4R3, the other is a 270 at V4R5. > > Please don't just answer "read the friendly manuals". I spent yesterday > afternoon on the phone, on the IBM web sites, and in the bookshelves. IBM > s help phone lines said "as400services.ibm.com" but thats a 404. > > I tried Ops Navigator but that wasn't useful either. > _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
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