Summary of changes – IBM S544-5285-01 User Manual

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Summary Of Changes

This publication contains additions and changes to the previous edition,

S544-5285-00. The technical additions and changes are marked with a revision bar

to the left of the changes.

The following new function has been added:

INSERTIMM

YES|NO (see APAR PN92597)

FONTECH

UNBOUNDED (see APAR PN77365)

MCF2REF

{CPCS | CF } (see APAR PQ04391)

PRMODE

SOSI3 (see APAR PQ07139)

RESTYPE

...[,OBJCON][,BCOCA][,GOCA][,IOCA] (see APAR PQ02350)

The APARs addressed in this publication include:

PN77365

You can use the FONTECH parameter to indicate to ACIF that the fonts are in

the unbounded box format. The only valid value for FONTECH is

unbounded;

other values will cause ACIF to terminate with an error. Unbounded box fonts

are supported

only by the IBM 3800 printer.

PN77694

If you attempt to print the front and back sides of a sheet from different input

bins, ACIF issues error message APK252I.

PN84383

You can use ACIF to create either a sequential data set or a partitioned data

set. This publication describes the JCL parameters necessary to successfully

create a resource data set as either partitioned or sequential.

PN92597 and PN91755

You can use an INSERTIMM parameter to view named page groups as

stand-alone entities.

PQ02350

You can use additional values with the RESTYPE parameter: BCOCA, GOCA,

and IOCA. ACIF searches the libraries specified by the PSEGLIB parameter

and USERLIB parameter to find these objects. If BCOCA, GOCA, and/or IOCA

is specified for RESTYPE, ACIF includes all of those types of objects required

to print or view the output document in the resource object file. Note that page

segments referenced by an IOB structured field cannot contain IM1 image or

PTOCA data.

PQ04391

You can use a new conversion parameter and resource retrieval parameter to

specify the way ACIF builds the MAP Coded Font 2 (MCF2) structured field in

the output file and the resobj file.

PQ07139

ACIF supports a new PRMODE value. PRMODE

SOSI3 is supported in the

same manner as by PSF/MVS, with each shift out character being converted to

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