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Time to reach into the archives...... according to my notes, I did this
originally in 2009 and updated it in 2016 and not since.
They are wanting to change a logo on a document which is printed on an AFPDS
capable printer. I see it as a *PAGSEG type object and I have the new logo
in .jpg format.
I remember this be an arduous task last time involving several steps and
more than just one software package, but for the life of me I can't find my
notes.
While I keep searching my archives, does anyone have a "quick reference
guide/sequence of steps" for this process handy? I remember something about
local AFP printer drivers and converting the type along the way a couple of
times.
By the way, is there a better, 21st century replacement to what's happening
here? I can't jump to something new due to timing (I need to replace the
existing *PAGSEG quickly), but for a better, long-term replacement for this
process I'd love to learn about some options.
As always, thanks to all in advance for your assistance.
Steve Meisinger
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