.got one...
//GOTHIC EXEC PGM=GOTHIC,PARM='X '
//SYSPRINT DD SYSOUT=*
//*
//* PARM=FOREGROUND BLANK BACKGROUND
//* PARM='X ' OR PARM='. MW*'
//* X CREATES WHITE BACKGROUND WITH PRINTED LETTERS.
//* . MW CREATES DARK BACKGROUND WITH BLANK LETTERS.
//*
//* DATA CARDS
//* TWO BLANKS TERMINATE CARD
//* DEFAULT IS LOWER CASE. USE _LETTER FOR UPPER CASE.
//*
//SYSIN DD *
1970 _MOI
/*
...provide an address and preferred method of shipping...
...executes on our z/OS V1R7, but you gotta have the printers...
-----Original Message-----
From: F. J. Kelley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 09, 2008 6:21 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: absurd programs that used to be everywhere ...
(Sincere apologies, I already hate myself for even asking this, but ...)
Our computer center is having its 50th anniversary and digging up all
kinds of stuff from the "old days". The 3330 disk I had has already
been grabbed.
I am the last mf support person on the academic side (we still have a
robust administrative side that uses the mainframe), but it is thought I
have all sorts of programs from the 70's and 80's on hand.
(well, I do still have the startrek load module, but that's something of
an accident)
Anyway, I've been asked if I can provide banners ... sheesh ...
The kind printed on fanfold (ie greenbar) paper.
(I'd settle for giving them a snoopy calendar, though they really want
the banners) I remember SAS Proc GSLIDE was often used for this kind
of stuff, but not on an impact printer. Anyone still have one of those
programs?
thanks and apologies for burdening the list with this silliness (but now
I can say "i asked").
-- Joe Kelley
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