RE: Looking for an AS/400 printer "boot camp"

That is pretty cold Don. 

Bruce "Hoss" Collins
IBM Certified Specialist - eServer i5 iSeries System Administrator V5R3
Cisco Certified Network Associate
AAA Cooper Transportation
Dothan, AL 36303
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From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:midrange-l-
bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Don
Sent: Monday, June 26, 2006 3:10 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Re: Looking for an AS/400 printer "boot camp"


Well,

speaking of the Caribean...  Aruba's a nice place unless you're a

stupid

coed from Alabama that doesn't know not to go partying alone at 4
a.m.....Something that one should probably not do in downtown DC or
Baltimore either....

Now, back to business - Start with the Redbooks on Printing - they're
really great.  Also, there's a "Sampler" available from the Boulder
printer
folks that is really good with sample code snippets, etc...

Don in DC

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At 02:37 PM 6/26/2006 -0500, you wrote:

Greetings:

I am on a Quest. I seek something like a "printer boot camp" that

would

cover every known AS/400 ... i Series ... Series i ... printing

issue,

from configuration through management to "we have to have this label

to

ship, and we need it NOW" troubleshooting. I deal with 4234 dot

matrix

dinosaurs, thermal barcode label printers, all the way to color laser
printers every day, not always as successfully as I would like. On

too

many occasions I fix something and have no idea what I just did. The

idea

of setting up a brand new TYPE of printer, not one I can clone from
something we already have, makes me twitch because it means becoming

an

indentured servant to an IBM manual for two days.

The ideal situation would be a whole week spent somewhere that a

person

would actually like to be, like the Caribbean. About 7 hours a day in

the

computer lab and the same snorkeling might be good. Snowshoeing in

Banff

(where inkjets output in colour) could be nice, too.

Anyway, the method of delivery (and, unfortunately, the location) are
highly negotiable. The key qualification is that the training must

cover

the topic in depth.

Darrell

Darrell A. Martin  -  754-2187
Manager, Computer Operations
dmartin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx



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