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  3. October 2003

RE: I/O error CPF5004 on printer file



For any CPF message, you can get more information by doing DSPMSGD
CPFnnnn from a command line.  In this case, it indicates that you're
getting an overflow condition.  I think that happens when you don't
specify an overflow indicator on the print file.

Hmm, seems the problem is that the Overflow indicator came on. Perhaps when the print file was recreated, the default (60) was used. Try changing it to match the number of lines in the print file, in many cases 66.

Regards,
Rich


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