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With AFP Printing, there are resources that can be created to change the way a page is formatted. Do you want a field to reflect a specific font or maybe use this same field and represent it as a barcode somewhere else? How about adding the capabilities that allow duplexing or change from portrait to landscape

These capabilities are defined within a Formdef and Pagedef created within a AFP Resouce

Question:
I have several applications that generate output that is formatted with page definitions. Currently the print streams are directed to a continuous forms printer. I want to migrate some of the printing to a cut sheet printer and I am confused about what role the formdefs and pagedefs play. Will I need to modify my applications or page definitions to accommodate the new printers?

Answer:
Page Definitions are used to determine what the formatted page(s) will look like. Think of these pages as virtual pages that are not yet associated with a physical piece of paper. The way you want your application data to look on the page is determined by the instructions within the page definition.

Form Definitions are used to control the physical attributes of printing such as:

• Which side of the paper to print on for duplex printing.
• What sequence the pages will follow for multiple up (N_UP) printing.
• What paper trays are used for cutsheet printing.
• What overlays, if any, are to be associated with particular data printing.

In your case, you should need to be concerned with the formdefs only. The formatting for your pages typically does not need to be altered to accommodate different printers, but, you will need to look at using a different formdef or a different copygroup within your formdef to achieve the results you are looking for when you change printers.

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Information on Printing to AS400 from Various Manufacturers

Each of these printers from one of various manufacturers, I can help you print to the AS400 from each printer, whether the printer is a Microsoft Windows Only printer, whether the printer will work with and how it will work with Personal Communications 5250 (PC5250), Host Print Transform (HPT), Remote Output Queues, *LAN 3812 PJL device descriptions, *LAN 3812 SNMP device descriptions, and *LAN 3812 IPP device descriptions.

Argox USA	Kyocera Mita	Advanced Matrix Technology, Inc
Boca Systems	Kyocera,	Avery Dennison Printer Systems
Brady	Lanier	InfoPrint Solutions Company
Brother	Lexmark	Meto (Checkpoint Systems, Inc)
C.Itoh and Citizen	Microplex	NEC and NEC Unified Solutions
Canon	Minolta-QMS	Oc, Imagistics and Oc Imagistics
Compaq	Monarch/Paxar	Okidata and OKI Printing Solutions
Copystar	Muratec America	Output Technology (OTC)
Cub Printers	Nashuatec	Printer Systems international
Datamax	Oce	Secap Addressing Systems
Decision Data	Olympus	Tally and TallyGenicom
Dymo	Panasonic	TransAct Technologies
Epson	Printek	Unisys
Fujitsu	Printronix	Visara International
Dell	O'Neil	Wasp Barcode Technologies
GENICOM	Rex-Rotary	XANT
Gestetner	Ricoh	Xerox and Fuji Xerox
HP	Riso	Zebra/Eltron
IBM Printing Systems	Samsung
Ikon Office Solutions	Sato
Infotec	Savin
IntelliTech International	Sharp
Intermec	Source Technologies
Kodak	Star Micronics
Konica Minolta	Toshiba

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