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Re: E-mailing a SQR report: Conversion requirements
- Subject: Re: E-mailing a SQR report: Conversion requirements
- From: John Sayre <John_Sayre@GAP.COM>
- Date: Tue, 12 Oct 1999 17:08:20 -0700
From: John Sayre@GAPINC on 10/12/99 05:08 PM
>From the dos command window, have them issue the standard DOS command "Print
c:\*.lis" ( or wherever it is).
Or create a batch file for them with a shortcut on their desktop. In either
case, it will cause the HP PCL
commands to work with any HP type printer . If your printers don't use PCL, they
will need to open it in
Word or something like it and choose a fixed font (courier 16.67 comes to mind)
and if the PCL characters
show, they will have to cut them out if that freaks them out.
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Subject: Re: E-mailing a SQR report: Conversion requirements
Planning to use sqr version 4.3.2, Oracle database, Unix environment. I know how
to e-mail the report, the question is how to ensure that the recipients can
print it when the e-mail delivers the lis file as an attachment. The users may
have various types of printers. Special fonts get clobbered if you try to print
from Windows.
"Peter R. Lewandowski" <peter.lewandowski@CSUN.EDU>
10/12/99 10:25 PM GMT
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cc: (bcc: Diwakar V. Bhatt)
Subject: Re: E-mailing a SQR report: Conversion requirements
What version of SQR do you have, and what platform? Commands
are different sometimes.
Date sent: Tue, 12 Oct 1999 17:13:04 -0500
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From: Diwakar Bhatt <diwakar.v.bhatt@AC.COM>
Subject: E-mailing a SQR report: Conversion requirements
To: Multiple recipients of list SQR-USERS
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> Has anyone e-mailed a sqr report itself? The sqr produces a .lis (dot LIS)
> file and we would like to convert it, probably using Acrobat, and then
> e-mail it. What are the other ways to convert it. The recipient is not a
> PeopleSoft user and does not have any sqr product on their site.
Pete Lewandowski
Analyst/Programmer
818-677-7539