Network printing is upside-down

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Jeff,

How possible would it be to perform an OvrPrtF File(printfilename) PagRtt(180)

before creating the print files for this printer?

Bill

In our intranet, we share LaserJet printers among a number of NT, W2K, Unix, Linux, etc. boxes. These printers are loaded with 3-hole punched paper. Our AS/400 is the ONLY box in the whole mix that prints with the holes on the bottom (landscape) or on the right (portrait). Does anyone know how to re configure the OUTQ to get that printing turned around?

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Network printing is upside-down

In our intranet, we share LaserJet printers among a number of NT, W2K, Unix, Linux, etc. boxes. These printers are loaded with 3-hole punched paper. Our AS/400 is the ONLY box in the whole mix that prints with the holes on the bottom (landscape) or on the right (portrait). Does anyone know how to re configure the OUTQ to get that printing turned around?

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Network printing is upside-down

The reports on this box are all generated by a purchased software package.

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Network printing is upside-down

Well, that makes it tougher but not necessarily impossible. If they don't perform their own OvrPrtF Secure(*yes) inside their software, you should still be able to work with it.

You can get the print file name from one of the spool files created by the job. Try the ovrprtf before you run the software and see what happens.

bill

The reports on this box are all generated by a purchased software package.