Re: How to print an IFS PDF file on a LAN printer

Hi Vernon, hi Patrick,
Thank you for your replies.

@Vernon: I thought just the printer file had to be *USERASCII, not the
device description. Which *DEVD parameter are you thinking of?
@Patrick: yes, FTP was binary.

Also, after further digging into the issue I think those printers do not
accept direct PDF which, on the contrary, I took for granted, though at
least the Ricoh one could.
Given the holidays time we are in I am waiting for the maintainance service
to call on us to help configure the Ricoh, hopefully, because I don't know
what's needed to have this feature and how to install it.

Anyway, knowing I am on the right path is already an answer.

Thank you very much
Lucia


Il giorno mar 10 ago 2021 alle ore 14:30 Patrik Schindler <poc@xxxxxxxxxx>
ha scritto:

Hello Maria,

Am 10.08.2021 um 11:03 schrieb Maria Lucia Stoppa <mlstoppa@xxxxxxxxx>:

Does any of you have any suggestion to make me have PDF print from IFS

without having to buy other software?

Silly question: Does the printer in question support rendering PDFs
directly to paper?

I get you have been copying the PDFs to the printer by FTP? Did you use
binary mode?

Otherwise, I'm not sure what the printing system of IBM i does with PDFs
when they go through the spooling subsystem.

:wq! PoC

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