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  3. January 2015

Re: More, Re: SCS to PDF via OVRPRTF

James

Take a look at the Report Designer product from Gumbo Software at http://www.gumbo.com/Licpgm/ReportDesigner.html

This product has a utility to convert between internally-described and externally-described printer specs.

I believe it was bought from another vendor that I used to work for. Interface is very like SDA, as I recall - much easier than RLU, which only deals with externally-described printer specs.

Once you get your stuff into DDS, you can work with it in RDi.

HTH
Vern

On 1/8/2015 11:48 AM, James H. H. Lampert wrote:
We've noticed that the PDFs tend to be very large, mainly the result of an extraordinarily large overlay. Any tricks for dealing with that?

As to the original query, I think it may be time for me to learn how to use externally-described print files. Any advice there?

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JHHL


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