Re: Printing to PDF with logo -- MIDRANGE-L

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Chris

Look up page segments (*PAGSEG). These can contain any graphic image and are specified with the PAGSEG keyword in a PRTF. You can use program variables, so that you can specify a different PAGSEG at run-time - this doesn't use the OVRPRTF, it's just a variable name in RPG.

Of course, if it's always the same PAGSEG, you can name it in the PRTF.

There are also overlay objects (*OVL) which, I believe, can be specified with the FRONTOVL and/or BACKOVL parameters of OVRPRTF.

This is all from vague memory - others, please make needed corrections.

HTH
Vern

On 7/24/2013 6:00 AM, Chris Chambers wrote:

Hi Guys

I'm outputting a regular print program direct to PDF on IFS using the
following override :

OVRPRTF FILE(&SPLFILE) DEVTYPE(*AFPDS) TOSTMF(&IFS) WSCST(*PDF)

Everything works great but I now have request for the PDF to have logos and
graphics in there.

I guess I need to use some sort of pre-defined template but can this be
utilised using the same OVRPRTF command ?

Any advice or other methods that can be utilised are all gratefully
received.

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