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2008/6/24 <jmoreno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Hello everyone,
Is there a way to convert .PDF files back to spooled *file format
We use a number of utilities to convert from spooled format to .PDF format
and place those in the IFS.
once in a blue moon we need to convert one of those back to spooled *file
format.
If you have PDF capable printers there is a a fairly straightforward solution.
First create a *USERASCII printer file.
CRTPRTF FILE(QGPL/PDFASCII) DEVTYPE(*USERASCII)
Then FTP the PDF into the *USERASCII file in BINary format. You can do
this all from your System i
ftp myi
bin
put /path/to/pdf /qsys.lib/qgpl.lib/pdfascii.file
The system recognises this action and duly creates a spooled file in
the job doing the FTP. You can't view the spooled file - it's
essentially still the PDF in a *USERASCII wrapper, but it will print
on suitable printers. Our HP lasers seem to cope fine.
Regards, Martin
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