Re: Printing Logos

Thanks for getting specific -- this is new to me.  But in looking at the
redbook Printing V, under Page Segment, all it says is that you can use AFP
Utilities/400 to create Page Segments.  Never having done either of these,
this is just a different way of doing it, yes?  Have you tried using the AFP
Utilities?  Is this an easier approach?

Ken

"Russell Conerly" <rconerly@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
in message news:200306190057.h5J0vbLj016409@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> 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
>
> -------------------
> > 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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