IBM S544-5285-01 manual You can use Acif to prepare S/370 line Data Unformatted, Files

Figure

9.

File Extensions for Resources

Type

of

Resource

File

Extensions

Searched

(see note)

Form

definitions

1.

No

file

extension

2.

FDEF3820

3.

FDEF38PP

4.

FDE

Page

definitions

1.

No

file

extension

2.

PDEF3820

3.

PDEF38PP

4.

PDE

Fonts,

240-pel

resolution

1.

No

file

extension

2.

240

3.

FONT3820

4.

FONT38PP

Fonts,

300-pel

resolution

1.

No

file

extension

2.

300

2.

FONT300

Page

segments

1.

No

file

extension

2.

PSEG3820

3.

PSEG38PP

4.

PSG

Overlays

1.

No

file

extension

2.

OVLY3820

3.

OVLY38PP

4.

OVL

BCOCA

(bar

code)

objects

1.

No

File

extension

GOCA

(graphics)

objects

1.

No

File

extension

IOCA

(IO

image)

objects

1.

No

File

extension

Coded

fonts

1.

No

file

extension

2.

FONT3820

3.

FONT38PP

4.

CFT

Setup

data

1.

No

file

extension

2.

SETUP

3.

SET

4.

COMSETUP

Note:

All

file

extensions

must

be

in

uppercase

format.

You can use ACIF to prepare S/370 line

data

or

unformatted

ASCII

files

submission

time,automaticallyinvoke

theacif command for the purpose

of

preparing

S/370

line

data

or

unformatted ASCII

files

for

printing

with

PS

use

the-odatatype=line

flag and

keyword-value

pair

with

one

of

the

AIX

pr

commands

(enq

, lp ,

orqprt

),

or

use psfinthe command

to specify

a

job

script

wit

a setting -JsFiletype=lineof

.

Note:

The line2afp

command

of

PSF

for

AIX

is a subsetacif commandof

the

and uses acifthe command parameters

for

conversion

to

produce

output

for printing. As does ACIF,line2afp thecommand uses a page

definition

to

define how the data is

to

be

formatted

on

the

printed

page.

line2afp

command,

you

will

be

able

to

transform

and

print

files,

bu

not

be

able to

take

advantage

of

the

indexing

and

resource

ret

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