No, they are stored elsewhere at the moment. There are links to them in an HTML page. The point is that the files are complete and do display from their current location. FTP to VM corrupts them in some way. If I open the files on the PC with word, the first 4 bytes are %PDF. I have tried using both ASCII and Binary file transfers to VM and get the same message.
-----Original Message----- From: The IBM z/VM Operating System [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave Jones Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 10:02 AM To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU Subject: Re: Displaying PDFs Hi, Richard. I'm not following what the problem is here....you state that the PDF files display nicely from a VM web server....doesn't that imply that the PDF files are already stored on VM some place? Or is the VM web server getting the PDF files from the PC somehow? DJ Schuh, Richard wrote: > I have some PDFs that have been residing on a Windows machine. These > display quite nicely from a VM web server. The PC is going to be sent > to the junk heap and not replaced. What hoops do I need to jump > through to move the PDFs to a CMS Mdisk or SFS directory? I have tried > to FTP using several different specifications and each time I am > greeted with a message telling me that the file does not begin with > %PDF when I try to display a file. > > TIA, > Richard Schuh > > >
