Steve,

What type of spooled files do you want to convert? *SCS, *AFPDS?
*PCASCII, etc?

I'm happy to see if my software will help. Shoot me an email or check
out my tools at www.bvstools.com.

As always, free trials for as long as you need on my stuff, and I'm
happy to help with questions, issues, etc.

Brad
www.bvstools.com

On Tue, Dec 7, 2010 at 1:36 PM, sjl <sjl_abc@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Our systems are running V5R4, and we are in the planning process for an
upgrade to V7R1.

I have been tasked with determining the best way for us to convert certain
spooled file to PDF files and either posting them to an internal web page or
emailing them to users.

It is also possible that some of the spooled files will contain double-byte
information.

We have Create!Form, which I know can convert spooled files and email them,
but I know that there are various other ways to do the PDF conversion.

However, I would like to compile and aggregate information about the various
ways that it can be done, perhaps with pros and cons, and post it on a
midrange wiki page to make this easier for others who might have a similar
requirement in the future.

I am open to all responses, including vendor solutions...

Regards,
Steve


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