HI,
Few questions:
1. In today market, what MVS sites use for printing? TCP printers or MF
local attach printers?
2. I think the printers are not like disks. They can not have complicate
CCWs, So I think if someone will give me GTFTRACE of
Vary online,offline console command to local printer, and a small
printing CCWs that will give me good start.
3. I am sure that UCS and FCB are open to everyone, because user need to
know how he can control his printing.
4. What is the famous local MVS printer in the market?
5. Still I am not sure if emulate local printer in MF is added value to
sites.
6. Someone mention viruses and worms, The PC with its local printer will not
be open to internet XXX movie, I hope.
Thanks,
Shai
On 1/18/08, Rick Fochtman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> > The desired character is the CCW command code, with a normal CCW 0
> > format (code/address/flags/length). Many printers also used FCB and
> > UCS load commands, but I couldn't find a decent source for those (and
> > they're device and model dependent). By default a channel 1 skip is
> > top of page eject; channels 9 and 12 were used by some installations
> > at or near the bottom of the page. Usage of channels other than 1 is
> > highly idiosyncratic; the only rule is to have at least one definition
> > for each channel to avoid printer runaway.
>
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> You can find SOME UCS and FCB information in the documentation for the
> IEBIMAGE utility.
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