Neal Eckhardt wrote: > I want to browse a UNIX file in ISPF and have the characters display as > ASCII characters, not EBCDIC. I thought I had done this before about half > a decade ago, but I can't seem to find out how I did this. What am I > missing, or is my memory failing me? I'm usually pretty good remembering > something when I see something and say "COOL" to myself. > > I can browse the file in the ISPF shell, it's the translation part I'm > missing. > > Neal > > Under zOS 1.9 a DIS ASCII command on the ISPF BROWSE command line should work if you have UNICODE active.
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