RE: MIDRANGE-L Digest, Vol 6, Issue 795

[smorrison@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

It sounds as though you aren't getting a good match between the fonts on 
your overlay and the fonts in the printer. Normally you get good 
substitutions, but don't use the 13.3 CPI fonts in your overlay. Those are 
a proprietary font copyrighted by IBM, and unless you are printing to an 
IBM/Lexmark printer you will not get a good substitution. Check your 
message queues, and the QSYSOPR message queue for font substitution 
messages. Track those down and change the requested fonts to something 
that the printer knows. Do you have the AFP Font Collection installed? 
That should provide the fonts you need. 

Good luck,

Steve
 
Steven Morrison
Fidelity Express 
903-885-1283  ext. 479



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Steven,

I am creating the overlays with my IBM AFP printer driver. I defined my
printer file as DEVTYPE(*AFPDS), upload the overlay and print the 
document. 

The reason I am asking about uploading a PC font to the iseries is that 
when
I view my spooled file via AFP viewer in iSeries Navigator, it looks 
great.
When I print it to my hp4050TN network printer, it looks terrible. I 
realize
there is some translation happening. I was thinking that uploading the 
same
fonts that are resident on the printer to the iseries will solve the
problem. Is that a correct assumption?

Tim