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I'm working on changing how we use images in some of our printing. I'm
at a stage of replacing PAGSEGs with PNGs.
Now PNGs are not supported in AFP transforms on IBM i, although AFP, in
general, knows about them - component ID 65.
So I will first be converting like this -
1. Convert PNG to GIF
2. Use GIF in AFPRSC (component ID 22 - thanks, Michael Schutte)
3. CPYSPLF *TOSTMF *PDF
4. Call QImgCvtImg to convert PDF to *USERASCII spooled file containing PCL
OK, so that works when printing to an HP LaserJet 600 M603 (which has
native PDF printing, I believe)
We also need to fax - yes, don't ask - and we use FastFax - they have a
way to send PCL-content as a fax, so I set that up.
The fax I got goes to a Konica BizHub C452.
What I got was 32 pages - should have been 3, including the cover page.
And this 32 pages was reported in a FastFax interface.
It printed at the Konica - with a line or 2 of byies - you know, what
you get when the printer and your data stream don't match.
The first thing on the first page I saw was "PDF' - which makes me
wonder, and here's my question -
Does QImgCvtImg simply wrap the PDF code inside some PCL codes when it
converts?
Just asking to see if anyone here might have seen this - I'll be calling
Quadrant and IBM, later today.
Thanks, y'all
Vern
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