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> > On my pc, I can copy a pdf file to a connected printer, and the > > printer can print it, if the printer can handle the ps language.. But, > > can I do the same thing within QSH? I assume you mean that the printer can handle the PDF language, so it will print a PDF? PDF and PS are not the same thing. > > I have a printerdevice configued called 'SUPPORT' > > and I would like to copy the PDF, to that printer... Is this possible? > > > > copy file.pdf to \\SUPPORT or something similar. Hmmm... \\SUPPORT would be a Windows file server called SUPPORT. Do you mean \\ServerName\SUPPORT for a printer that's controlled by that server? Is that what you're trying to do? Copy a file over a network to a printer on a Windows server? Or are you really trying to copy a file from the IFS to a printer that's defined on the iSeries? It's not clear what you're asking. As far as I know the iSeries cannot act as a client to a Windows printer. You have to use PJL, SNMP, LPR/LPD, or IPP in order to print across TCP/IP... you can't use Windows networking from the iSeries -- at least not natively. You might be able to get smbclient working in PASE, and then use that to send your request to the Windows server -- always assuming, of course, that you really meant to send it to a windows server :) If you want to print to a locally defined printer, that's also possible. I don't know how to do it from QShell, however. I did post some code that shows how to read an IFS file and copy it to a *USERASCII printer in the RPG400-L forum. You can read it at the following link: http://archive.midrange.com/rpg400-l/200406/msg00288.html I suppose you could write a QShell command in RPG or C that does the same thing if you want to make it work in QShell for some reason.
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