Re: Printing larger fonts

Actually if you are on V5R2 or above, to get the best fit to the page
simpley remove the CPICOR stanza's


http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=nas1bd89fc1f4739e36886256690004c8b66&rs=110

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New Method -- Removing the CPICOR Tags

Once you are editing the WSCST source code using either PDM or SEU, find
the CPICOR entry in the table by typing "CPICOR" (without the quotes) on
the SEU command line, and press the F16 (Repeat find) key. The CPI in COR
Mode (CPICOR) tag tells Host Print Transform (HPT) which font to use for
each character per Inch (CPI) value when performing the Computer Output
Reduction (COR) function. The COR function is used to rotate and shrink
output in cases where the pages in the spooled file are too large to fit on
the page. For example, if you have a report that prints on US Fan-Fold
(13.2 by 11.0-inch) paper on your system printers, it is too large to print
on Letter (8.5 by 11.0-inch) without rotating the output and using a
smaller font.
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Bryan Dietz
Aktion Associates


midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 09/01/2005 11:08:50 AM:

> I have a spool file that needs to be changed to a larger font.
> According to the IBM Software technical document,
>
> http://www-912.ibm.
>
com/8625680A007CA5C6/1AC66549A21402188625680B0002037E/55386F63F444D42A862565C2007D0ED0

>
> it seems the largest you can go is 10CPI (smaller # means larger
> size), but this size is not sufficient. Does anyone know the correct
> formula to make larger fonts modifying the WSCST
>
> :CPICOR
>   CPI=10
>   ASCIIFNT=  150
>   FNTWTH=    58
>   FNTATR=    1
>   DATA =''X.
>
> as you can see I am randomly playing w/ these numbers.
>
> Thanks,
> Phil