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  3. January 2006

RE: CPY command error

> I guess this could be a CCSID issue, but not because of the 
> 819 vs 37 thing.... because Windows doesn't have the notion 
> of a CCSID.  It understands the notion of a codepage, but 

Figured it out with the help of the Formsprint people (which is what I use
to create the pdf files).  The version of Formsprint I have uses the CPY
command internally when generating a pdf.  The pdf was generated as a
regular data file, then used CPY to copy it to the IFS.  The CPY was causing
Formsprint people issues because it resulted in the following in the display
attributes screen:

Size of extended attributes  . . . . . :   109

which doesn't get copied to qntc properly.  It has to have a value of 100,
not 109.  Formsprint had so much trouble with the CPY command that they
wrote their own routine.  They're sending the latest version of Formsprint
which will fix it.

Thanks for all the suggestions.

I don't even know what 'size of extended attributes' is. <g>

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