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  3. January 2002

Re: Problem Using Pagseq in a Printer file

perhaps you are not writing the record with the pagseg on the second, etc
iterations of the loop it is in?

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I have brought down to my AS400 a graphic logo from a PC and placed it in a
*PAGSEG module.
I then created a printer file with the *PAGSEG -logo- segment and a detail
segment.
I also created a simple program using RPGIII to read a file then print the
logo and a detail line.
The first page prints everything properly.
The problem is the second and all following pages do not print the
pagseg(logo).
Does anyone have any suggestions?


Richard Williams

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