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InterForm Manual - System & Method

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4. Work With Overlay/AFC Sample<br />

You are now ready to start working with the overlay, SAMPLE delivered with the package.<br />

First we will make sure that our device is changed to use the sample queue which the<br />

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<strong>InterForm</strong>400 demo is preset for:.<br />

38 User’s <strong>Manual</strong> for <strong>InterForm</strong>400 ®<br />

Printer Writer (Twinax, or TCP/IP (TN5250E or Raw Socket))<br />

Make sure the printer writer PRTXXX (determined in step 3) is started. If not,<br />

the following command will start the printer writer with our sample output<br />

queue AFC_OUT1, which was created by the installation program previously:<br />

STRPRTWTR DEV(PRTXXX) OUTQ(APF3812/AFC_OUT1)<br />

If the printer writer is already started and attached to another output queue,<br />

the following command will change PRTXXX to be attached to output queue<br />

AFC_OUT1:<br />

CHGWTR WTR(PRTXXX) OUTQ(APF3812/AFC_OUT1)<br />

Remote Writer (TCP/IP LPD)<br />

Using a TCP/IP LPD attached printer does not require a printer device<br />

description. You should instead follow the procedure explained on page 405<br />

Attaching through a TCP/IP Print Server in order to configure queue<br />

AFC_OUT1 as a remote LPD writer.<br />

The entire environment should now have been set up. The AUTO_FORM sub-system is<br />

running, and we have a PCL compatible printer attached to a predefined AFC output queue<br />

(AFC_OUT1).<br />

You can verify that the AFC job AFC_INPUT1 is actually started in sub-system AUTO_FORM<br />

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by entering the <strong>InterForm</strong>400 main menu and select option 12. Work with Active<br />

subsystem AUTO_FORM in menu 5. Work with Auto Forms Control.<br />

In a new installation, the job, AFC_INPUT1 is set NOT to automatic start with the subsystem,<br />

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AUTO_FORM. You can change it this way: From the <strong>InterForm</strong>400 main menu choose: 5.<br />

Work with Auto Forms Control, 1. Functions attached to Output Queues, choose option 2 for<br />

AFC_INPUT1, Change ‘Autostart job’ from N (No) to Y (Yes). Start and stop the subsystem<br />

and the job will run.<br />

We will now create a demo spool entry, which the AFC system will merge automatically with a<br />

sample overlay called IF400DEMO and send to the AFC output queue AFC_OUT1.<br />

The demo spool entry will appear on the output queue AFC_INPUT1 which is defined as input<br />

queue for the AFC_INPUT1 job (The names of the input queue and the AFC job are in this<br />

example identical).<br />

You could work with spool entries of your own as input to the AFC_INPUT1 job. A new spool<br />

entry will, after a while, appear in output queue AFC_OUT1 as a result of the merge process.<br />

However, for best understanding of the example we recommend that you create a demo spool<br />

entry according to the following description<br />

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Enter the <strong>InterForm</strong>400 menus again with the command APF3812/APFMENU. You will this<br />

time be asked to select a file-set. Select file-set SAMPLE.<br />

Enter 12. Service functions and select option 1. Create Demo Spool Entry (more info on the<br />

demo spool entry on page 368)<br />

You should now receive four pages on print queue AFC_OUT1 with text and <strong>InterForm</strong><br />

overlays. You will find a re-print of one of the pages in the printout in the following section.

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