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3012.1 | Landscape documents? | IOSG::NEWLAND | Richard Newland, IOSG, REO2-G/L2 | Thu Jul 15 1993 17:53 | 17 |
| This is most likely to be a set-up problem on your system because ALL-IN-1
does not ship with a 'landscape LN03 que'.
Are your landscape documents just ASCII files with long lines, or do they
contain printer control sequences to perform landscape printing?
What happens when you print the ASCII files to the same printer queue from
VMS?
What is the ALL-IN-1 printer destination when printing to a 'landscape LN03
que' and how is this defined on your system?
Which version of ALL-IN-1 are you using?
Richard
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3012.2 | More info on printing landscape prob. | ISLNDS::MCGINNESS | | Mon Jul 19 1993 20:56 | 26 |
| Richard,
We are using version 3.0 of ALL-IN-1. VMS 5.5-2.
Landscape documents are just ASCII files with long lines.
Same file prints fine from VMS to same printer queue.
ALL-IN-1 printer destination is System_printer - foreground function is
DO WPPSYSTEM Background function is DO WPPBGFORMAT
Format is LN03-R. Device is LN03A4.
I was able to print the document landscape from A1 by editing it and
putting in the following print control commnand:
Printer format landscape A
I also had to change the pitch.
I also created a landscape document in A1 and that also printed only
one line per page and did not change the pitch,.
I thought we could print landscape in the previous version.
Thank you,
Kathy
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3012.3 | Print from VMS? | IOSG::NEWLAND | Richard Newland, IOSG, REO2-G/L2 | Mon Jul 19 1993 23:16 | 11 |
| More questions...
When you print from VMS do you use any qualifiers on the PRINT command,
e.g. /FORM?
When you print an ASCII file from ALL-IN-1 what qualifiers does the Print
job have?
Richard
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3012.4 | | KERNEL::SMITHERSJ | Living on the culinary edge.... | Tue Jul 20 1993 09:59 | 12 |
| If you are getting one line per page, it sounds like a /TRUNCATE
is on form DEFAULT. Or that DEFAULT is not defined as form 0.
If neither is true, check your mounted forms at the time of
printing (I guess OA$HLS_80 or OA$HLS_132). These could have
/TRUNCATE on them.
I know /TRUNCATE should only truncate lines of text, but I have
seen problems when this was defined.
Hope this helps.
julia
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