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You're question leaves me with a puzzled look on my face and judging from
the underwhelming response from the rest of the list I'd say I'm not
alone...
Let me see if I understand your need...
You want to change the number of lines that print on the statements so that
it will skip to a new page sooner than it does now... Right...?
If that's true then you will want to change the OVERFLOW line number in the
PRINTER FILE...
Getting the right value can prove tricky and may require some trial and
error.
We don't actually print out statements so I'm not sure what option that
is...
So for this example I've used the Aged Receivables Analysis and that printer
file name just happens to be: SL410PT.
You could use a command something like this...
CHGPRTF FILE(OSLSLD3/SL410PT) OVRFLW(60) <--- Change 60 to whatever you
want...
But before you chage it you should prompt without the keyword OVRFLW
specified so you will know what the value is set to currently so you can put
it back the way it was if you need to...
I would never condone changing standard code objects without making a copy
in a modification library first... Before you make any changes like this
you should consult your local IT Professional... That way they won't kill
you when you screw something up...
Good luck...
----Original Message Follows----
From: anony952@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Reply-To: System 21 Users <system21@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: jbausers-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [SYSTEM21] Statements
Date: Fri, 21 Nov 2003 04:29:57 -0500
Hi All,
I need to amend our statements to have less lines printed although the
document will remain the same length. Can someone please tell me where the
number of lines is kept so i can amend it?
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