RE: RPGII help

[funderwood@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Come to think of it, when you wrote your print file instructions for the 
4224, didn't
the lines always end with a ' ; ' delimiter?  Maybe the same IBM 
programmer who wrote
the /FREE compiler wrote the printronix stuff too.....   Or maybe it was 
'}'.  I don't
remember anymore.  It could have been ' }; '

We didn't get our printronix  to do bar coding originally.  But we wound 
up using them 
for that, and yes they were pretty slow. 


Fred Underwood
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LOL - that is wild (45 degree). That reminds me, prior to the PC deal I
actually programmed bar code stuff for a 4224 (I think it was) and man was
THAT a dog to print :-) We really HAVE come a long way !

Chuck

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Printronix?  Who said printronix?  We had three of those attached to our 
Sys38 before
we had PC's.  I did have a color monitor - but it was still just a ws.  Is 

the brand still out there?
I vaguely remember one RPG program I did that wrote a printer file where 
the column headings
were at a 45 degree angle on the page.  It was quite amazing - at least to 

us.  :)

Fred Underwood
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