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(Posted to the list as well as private to Tim, in case he's off and others can answer) Tim, Found several references to your experience with the Ricoh printers, specifically these links: http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/200404/msg00229.html http://archive.midrange.com/midrange-l/200304/msg00867.html Why did you change the port number on the printer, instead of just specifying the one that the printer had in your device description? Will changing the port on the Ricoh affect anything already printing to it? Our Ricoh displays the base port number as 10000. Will everything work fine if the CRTDEVPRT uses PORT(10001)? I am confused about the discussion where you adjust the PORT parameter up by 1 from the port number defined on the printer: > Plus we had one, with an odd port number, > so I think I had to tell the 400, > to listen one port higher, to get the feedback... I checked out the following link that was provided in one of those threads, but didn't find any reference to adjusting the port number the way you did: http://www-912.ibm.com/s_dir/slkbase.NSF/acf2ee1e9d64b16e8625680b00020389/94e73364f979e388862569030071c398?OpenDocument&ExpandSection=3,7,6,5&Highlight=0,fiery#_Section3 Also, are you aware of pros/cons to doing it this way as opposed to just setting up a remote outq? I know we lose PAGERANGE() capability with the remote outq; perhaps there are other functions lost as well? TIA, Dan
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