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running on it. You may need to show these messages to your syst programmer for assistance from time to time.

How This Publication	Is	Organized
This	publication			contains information pertaining to ACIF support for AIX,
MVS,	VM,	and	VSE	operating environments supported by PSF. However, because
AIX	users		can	invoke	the PSF	MSG command	to view AIX messages on-line or
print them,			the	AIX	messages	have not	been duplicated in this publica

Ÿ Part one contains information common to AIX, OS/390, MVS, VM, and VSE.

–Chapter 1, Planning Your AFP Conversion and Indexing Facility (ACIF) Application presents an overview of tasks you can do with the ACI product, describes several related products, and describes syst

considerations for using ACIF.

Ÿ Part two contains information specific to AIX.

– Chapter 2, Using ACIF Parameters in AIX describesacif command,the including syntax rules, parameters, and their values.

– Chapter 3, Example of an ACIF Application in AIX describes the st developing an ACIF application for AIX.

–	Chapter 4,		User Exits and Attributes of the Input Print File in
	the	exits	available	in AIX	for	customizing ACIF.
–	Chapter 5,		IBM AFP Fonts for ASCII Data				provides a list of the fo
	use	with	unformatted	ASCII	input	data	in AIX.

Ÿ Part three contains information specific to OS/390, MVS, VM, and VSE.

–

Chapter 6,

Using

ACIF in OS/390, MVS, VM,

and VSE provides

sample

code for

invoking ACIF

in

the

OS/390,

MVS,

VM,

and

VSE

environments.

– Chapter 7,

Using ACIF Parameters in OS/390, MVS, VM, and VSE

describes

the

parameters

used

for

ACIF

processing

in

the OS/390,

VM,

and

VSE

environments.

–

Chapter 8,

Example: ACIF

Application

in

OS/390,

MVS,

VM,

or

VSE

describes

the

steps

for

developing

an ACIF

application.

–

Chapter 9,

User

Exits and Attributes of the Input Print File in OS

MVS,

VM,

and

VSE

describes the exits available for customizing ACI

–

Chapter 10,

ACIF

Messages for

OS/390,

MVS, VM, and VSE provides the

ACIF

messages,

with suggestions

for

responding

to

the

errors.

ŸThe appendix section through the end of this publication contains mo

information common to AIX, OS/390, MVS, VM, and VSE.

– Appendix A,	Helpful Hints describes some considerations of using ACI
a front-end	preprocessor for viewing, archiving, and retrieving info

– 36 describes the structured-field information for indexing.

–Appendix C, Format of the Index Object File describes the file applications to determine the location of a page group or page

MO:DCA-P print file, based on the indexing tags.

–Appendix D, Format of the Output Document File shows the three se output files that ACIF can produce.

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