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On Sat, 3 May 2003, Martin Rowe wrote: > [1] In the end I opted for a Linux box running Samba and the ghostscript > utilities to 'print' incoming requests to pdf, collectable from a file > share on the same box. As it reused an older PC no longer in use, the > costs (other than a bit of my time) was zero :) > [2] I had a working Linux solution for *SCS to pdf, using a combination of > CPYSPLF, CPYTOSTMF & some custom code on the 400 and enscript & > ghostscript on the Linux box, but I couldn't see how to extend that to > *AFPDS. Also CoolSpools does report splitting which makes it a lot more > versatile. An easier method to accomplish *SCS -> pdf is to use the tn5250 project's scs2pdf program. It runs as an AS/400 printer that you send your *SCS printed output to and it creates pdfs. You don't need to bother with CPYSPLF, CPYTOSTMF, or any custom code. However, it does not handle *AFPDS output. James Rich
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