We got ours to work just fine.
NB!! Remember to save after every Step you do*. I will mark with --
I don't know why, but if we dont do this, it does not seem to work
properly.
To Save:
FileSave
Set up using the wizard as normal
For Copy Paste choose: Use CtrlC and CtrlV
For Back Page
I have a fair amount of files that are currently dynamic files which I would
like to change back to hashed files. The reason being is to see if it would
impact positively on the performance of my machine.
If I take the file below as an example, what would be the best way to
determine 'a close
I really appreciate all the responses; I was asking for a colleague who
didn't make the switch when the mailing list moved, and y'all certainly
kept me busy forwarding mail yesterday!
When I last touched base with him, he was working with the information
Susan provided below (which is why I'm
If required, create a copy of vt100.wit file for backup purposes and
customize vt100 emulation characteristics to match that of UV/Term or the
Wizard configurations.
Regards, Ian Renfrew
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Andre,
Here's how I'd go about it:
Modulo - The existing modulo (2644 in your example) is probably too small.
You want to make sure you use a prime number. I'd plan on going a little
large and then doing more analysis and another resize after converting. So
I'd use the physical size divided by
Andre,
Be careful when looking at ANALYZE.FILE for dynamic files.
The load modulo don't translate well for static files because of
large records.
The DUM example below is a dynamic file with 7 large records in it.
The 7 ids pointers to the corresponding data's residence in OVER.30
easily
I know there must be a way to do this. I thought Id ask so it would save a
lot of aggravation. We have a bunch of dumb terminals (vt100 emulation)
with printers attached to the printer port. Currently, we have Epson
printers attached and are printing ascii text to a pre-printed form. I
would
I've got a customer that is having some problems debugging his Basic
code. He started using the #INCLUDE statement to include code from
other files. He's running the code with the TRAP option so that he gets
dropped to the debugger on non-fatal errors. When the program
encounters an error that
This usually occurs when the printer is either not Postscript capable or has PCL mode
turned on. If this is an HP type printer with the postscript card, make sure your
first set of commands actually sent to the printer switch it over to postscript mode
(which is nothing more than an ascii data
I think you're right. I assumed that this is postscript printer. We have
always used this with windows and could print postscript, but it is being
converted. I guess I should start over with a real postscript printer and
take it from there.
Sorry for the trouble
Anthony
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Nice information, but, how would one switch back to PCL? For that
matter, where did you get that information and is it on the internet
somwhere?
TIA,
Karl
On Fri, 2004-06-04 at 14:21, Ron White wrote:
I don't have any specific knowledge of Epson printers
but on HP you can cause the printer to
Use ANALYZE.FILE filename STATS to get the record (and group) sizes, and do the
arithmetic on these.
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Try Googling for them. Here is a start:-
http://www.laserjet.co.uk/manuals.htm
Louis
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