Re: Printing Logos

Ken,

You need to install the AFP print drivers that come with Client Access
on your PC.  I've had good luck using the IBM 3812 AFP driver.

You could then print the logo(s) that you want to use, using MS Word
or MS paint, etc. selecting the AFP printer and printing them to a
file.  You will need to designate on the printer properties that you
are creating an page segment.

Once this is done, FTP a binary image of the print file to a PF
created on your AS/400.  This file will need to be created with the
MAXIMUM record length (32766 I think) and LVLCHK(*NO) beforehand.

Then use the CRTPAGSEG command to create the page segment in your
specified library.  Then you will need to reference the page segment
in your external printfile.  

One more thing...create your printfile with DEVTYPE(*AFPDS).

That is a short synopsis of how I've done it before.  Your mileage may
vary.

I hope it helps.

Regards,
Russell Conerly
Tupelo, MS 

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> Sorry if this has been brougnt up ad naseum, but I couldn't find
anything.
> 
> We run many tournaments with the same set of programs.  It's all
done with
> library lists (all programs are in a central library), and default
value
> files within those libraries.  Now I want to be able to print a logo
via an
> external print file.  I know this can be done, somehow, by defining
a font,
> but I don't want to have to define 15-20 fonts, and check in the
programs to
> see which font I want to use.
> 
> Is there some way to store something, within a given library, that
will let
> me use the same object name within the program or DDS?  Or perhaps
there's a
> way of storing each of them using the library name as part of a
concatenated
> string name and then putting that together somehow, and then still
being
> able to print via the DDS?
> 
> Thanks for any suggestions.
> 
> Ken Welle
> 
> 
> 
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