Not to get all "Eats, Shoots & Leaves" here, but one must parse Jeff's sentence thusly:

 "z/VM now only _supports_ 3203 printers"

That is, z/VM does nothing more than support 3203 printers. What I suspect he meant to write (and Mike assumed he meant) was:

 "z/VM now supports _only_ 3203 printers"

which is patently untrue. Those naughty adverbs and adjectives can cause a lot of mischief when they don't stay in their proper places.

-Chip-

On 6/13/11 20:34 Mike Walter said:
Tom,

The post began with the lines:
   "As usual, the solution is simple and (with hindsight) obvious ...
z/VM now only supports 3203 printers"

I responded: Pray tell where is it documented that the only printer z/VM supports is a lonely 3203?

OK, so perhaps it's not *actually* lonely, but: "z/VM now only supports 3203 printers"?

What am I missing this time?

Mike



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Dear Mike,

Jeff never said z/VM supports only a lonely 3203!! Nice to hear from you.

Regards,
Tom

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Sir Jeff,

Pray tell where is it documented that the only printer z/VM supports is a lonely 3203?

The z/VM 5.4.0 CP Planning and Administration manual describes (Chapter 5,
on p47) SYSTEM CONFIG statements needed to support printer models:
3203 model 5; 3211 models 1 and 5; 3262; 3268 models 2 and 2C; 3287 models 1, 1c, 2, 2c, and 4; 3289 models 1,3,4, and 8; 3800 models 1, 3,6, and 8; 3812; 3816; 3820; 3825; 3827; 3228; 3835; 3900; 4245 models 1, 12, and 20;
4248 model 1, and 2, 6262 models 14, and 22.  (any typos are mine)

Appendix 'D' contains a "Configuration Guide for Printers" for most of those printers.

OK, we lost the good old 1403, but 'cmon... what'd I miss? In the statement "z/VM now only supports 3203 printers", when is "now"? ;-)

Mike Walter
Aon Corporation
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As usual, the solution is simple and (with hindsight) obvious ...

z/VM now only supports 3203 printers

Change directory to

SPOOL 000E 3203 A

and it all works just as one would expect.

Thanks to Tom Paul for his (off-list) discussion of the problem - he helped me to, 'emiminate the impossible' :-)




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