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InterForm Manual - System & Method

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F=Change Writer<br />

Seqnbr Function<br />

2,0 F Change writer<br />

Writer name . . . . __________ Name,*OUTQ<br />

Form type . . . . . __________<br />

F3=Exit F13=Fold/Unfold F11=Delete F12=Cancel<br />

Writer name: The name of the writer to change. When stating *OUTQ the writer<br />

attached to the output queue specified in the default settings for the<br />

AFC definition will be used.<br />

Formtype: The formtype which the writer program will be restricted to process. All<br />

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other formtypes will be left for <strong>InterForm</strong>400 to process.<br />

This function makes it possible to use the same OUTQ for both input to and output from<br />

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<strong>InterForm</strong>400 , and in cases where you have to use more than one type of paper and need to<br />

receive a message for changing paper.<br />

In cases where you only use one type of paper in the printer you place an AFC function<br />

F=CHGWTR and change the formtype to e.g. *STD. This will restrict the writer to process<br />

spool entries of this type only. The next AFC function must be 9=EXIT conditioned by formtype<br />

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*STD. This will cause <strong>InterForm</strong>400 to stop processing print jobs of this type, and leave them<br />

for the <strong>System</strong> i to print normally.<br />

If you actually use more than one type of paper in your printer, and want to get the message to<br />

change forms in the printer, then you can define a F = CHGWTR for each formtype you want<br />

to receive a message for changing paper.<br />

For instance, if you want the formtypes *STD and IF400 to be used for output to your printer,<br />

while other formtypes should be used for input conditions to other AFC functions, the following<br />

4 AFC defintions should be made in the beginning:<br />

1. For formtype=*STD, use F=CHGWTR to change formtype to *STD<br />

2. For formtype=*STD, use 9=EXIT<br />

3. For formtype= IF400, use F=CHGWTR to change formtype to IF400<br />

4. For formtype=IF400, use 9=EXIT<br />

Note that this function can be substituted by a more efficient method as described on page 33.<br />

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Using option F can sometimes fail to change the writer job, if the printer is very fast. Fast<br />

printers might print out before Auto Forms Control can get to the print. Therefore it is<br />

recommended to use the more efficient way as described on page 33.<br />

G=Archive to MultiArchive/400<br />

This option is only visible when the program MultiArchive/400 library MLTARC400 is detected<br />

on the system. MultiArchive/400 is a software only archiving system developed by the Danish<br />

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company MultiSupport A/S. As <strong>InterForm</strong>400 , MultiArchive/400 exploits *SCS type spool<br />

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entries. The interaction between <strong>InterForm</strong>400 and MultiArchive/400 controls that spool files<br />

are archived with the necessary spool file information, and AutoFormsControl is controlling that<br />

data is not archived again when reprinting from the archive through <strong>InterForm</strong>400 .<br />

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Read more about MultiArchive/400 on http://www.multi-support.dk.<br />

<strong>InterForm</strong> A/S 155

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