RE: FW: JAR Command and V7R4 default change -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: RE: FW: JAR Command and V7R4 default change
From: Michael Smith <msmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2020 11:29:58 +0000
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Were you talking to Brad? He is saying you could install the `zip` and `unzip` software from IBM and see if those work to your liking. He may be talking about the RPMs that are installable via `yum`.

Yes, and I finally understood what his suggestion was. I will be looking at today.

So, I think your level of concern mainly depends on whether your PDFs can ever have characters outside of 7-bit "safe" ASCII. If not, then I don't think you should be concerned.

Concern is, 1> can they open the .ZIP, 2> after they open the .ZIP, will the .PDF names be correct 3> after they open the .PDF will the .PDF be correct(as you described).

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Re: FW: JAR Command and V7R4 default change , John Yeung

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