PDF Format
Hello! I just activated a PDF PrinterĀ  - all works fine! Just the format is is in landscape but i need it in portrait A4! Didn't find any literature about, can anybody give me a hint where to change? Thank you, Mathias

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IBM iSeries V5R4 testing
ASKED: April 27, 2012  10:37 AM
UPDATED: May 4, 2012  6:16 PM
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 Approved Answer - Chosen by ISeriesnewbieoldie (Question Asker)

Just the format is is in landscape but i need it in portrait A4!

Please show us the attributes of the printer that you're spooling into.

Tom

ANSWERED:  Apr 27, 2012  6:44 PM (GMT)  by ISeriesnewbieoldie

 
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Typo — “printer” should be “printer file“.

Tom

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Thnx!
Hope the attributes will help to hel me :-)

CRTDEVPRT DEVD(CERTPDF28)                     
          DEVCLS(*LAN)                        
          TYPE(*IPDS)                         
          MODEL(0)                            
          LANATTACH(*IP)                      
          AFP(*YES)                           
          PORT(51551)                         
          FONT(011)                           
          FORMFEED(*CONT)                     
          RMTLOCNAME('127.0.0.1')             
          USRDFNOBJ(QUSRSYS/CERTPDF28 *PSFCFG)
          TEXT('PDF PRINTER For OUTQ 28')     

CRTPSFCFG PSFCFG(QUSRSYS/CERTPDF28)
          PDFGEN(*STMF)            
          PDFPPRDWR1(*A4)          
          PDFPPRDWR2(*A4)          
          PDFDIR('/certpdf28')     
          TEXT(PDFCONFIG)         

Mathias

 15 pts.

 

My typo might have been confusing. Please show the attributes of the printer file that you create the .PDF from.

The attributes of the printer device and PSF configuration that you supplied might be useful, but the printer file must be the starting point.

Tom

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