Re: Printer file

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Daj

A number of things about your question.

The first thing that strikes me is your parameter PAGESIZE(88 132 *ROWCOL).
If you want to print 240 characters wide, you will need to use PAGESIZE(88
240 *ROWCOL).

My second concern is your use of CPI(18).  Not all printers would be able
to handle this CPI.

My third concern is that 240/18 = 13.33 inches width.  Again, not all
printers can handle this (for example A4 is only about 8 inches wide).

My last concern is your parameter PAGRTT180).  This will make the report
print upside down.  Is this really what you want?  It is more usual to use
*COR (which reduces a normal 13.2x11 report down to 8.5x11) or *AUTO (which
will try to make your output fit the page.  You can even use 90 or 270
(which makes it print sideways), but 180 is an unusual requirement




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Hello

I have to produce a report which is 240 width long on RLU .
However , I am not able to chgprtf attributes to a correct layout .Its sort
of overlapping and printing.

Hv anybody tried this sort of thing and can anybody suggest the correct
Font
or  CPI value.
Or any other way of doing it

Presently , iam trying this command

CHGPRTF FILE(LHMGHS36GL/DAJTEST) PAGESIZE(88 132 *ROWCOL) LPI(9)
CPI(18) OVRFLW(88) FONT(*CPI) PAGRTT180)