This software provides SCS and EBCDIC to ASCII translation, removes PCL codes, converts LF to CRLF, supports ASA carriage control and code pages. It allows inserting and appending bytes and offers character translations and advanced form printing controls.
If you're looking for a comprehensive TCP/IP LPD Print Server for your Windows platform, RPM could be a great option. This software expands your printing capabilities, giving you more control over formatting options and file management.
RPM allows you to customize and control the processing of print jobs received on a TCP/IP network from multiple sources such as mainframes, AS/400s, UNIX and Linux, and other Windows platforms. One of the unique features of RPM is its full support for SCS formatting instructions, offering you a range of formatting options.
With easy print-to-file options, RPM offers many TCP/IP Printing features that you wouldn't normally find with Host over IP printing situations. The software has a range of features, including SCS to ASCII translation, EBCDIC to ASCII translation, and the ability to remove PCL codes and convert LF to CRLF. It also supports ASA carriage control and code page support, the ability to insert and append bytes, character translations, and extensive form printing controls.
Setting up the software is straightforward, with easy configuration for fitting text output to any size paper. RPM supports all fonts the printer can use, and a variety of host data formats enable end-users to print without host system modifications. It also supports three queue types: text, raw, and filter, with unlimited print queue definitions available to accommodate routine and special printing needs.
To help streamline your printing process, RPM automatically creates a print queue when a job is received, reducing network administration time by eliminating the need to search for misnamed queues. Additionally, extensive logging in RPM provides each message in an easy-to-read format. Each log message shows a unique RPM event number, the time, the source of the message, the application that generated the message, and the message text.
RPM also provides easy translation and conversion of text from different formats, including EBCDIC data, ASA carriage control codes, or SCS to ASCII for all queue types. In text mode, SCS formatting is preserved, including font changes and character positioning. Furthermore, RPM provides Multiple-Byte Character Sets (MBCS) for use in international languages such as Japanese, Korean, and Chinese.
Overall, RPM is a powerful and versatile print server software that can be an excellent choice for businesses looking for greater control and more options with their printing needs.
RPM allows you to customize and control the processing of print jobs received on a TCP/IP network from multiple sources such as mainframes, AS/400s, UNIX and Linux, and other Windows platforms. One of the unique features of RPM is its full support for SCS formatting instructions, offering you a range of formatting options.
With easy print-to-file options, RPM offers many TCP/IP Printing features that you wouldn't normally find with Host over IP printing situations. The software has a range of features, including SCS to ASCII translation, EBCDIC to ASCII translation, and the ability to remove PCL codes and convert LF to CRLF. It also supports ASA carriage control and code page support, the ability to insert and append bytes, character translations, and extensive form printing controls.
Setting up the software is straightforward, with easy configuration for fitting text output to any size paper. RPM supports all fonts the printer can use, and a variety of host data formats enable end-users to print without host system modifications. It also supports three queue types: text, raw, and filter, with unlimited print queue definitions available to accommodate routine and special printing needs.
To help streamline your printing process, RPM automatically creates a print queue when a job is received, reducing network administration time by eliminating the need to search for misnamed queues. Additionally, extensive logging in RPM provides each message in an easy-to-read format. Each log message shows a unique RPM event number, the time, the source of the message, the application that generated the message, and the message text.
RPM also provides easy translation and conversion of text from different formats, including EBCDIC data, ASA carriage control codes, or SCS to ASCII for all queue types. In text mode, SCS formatting is preserved, including font changes and character positioning. Furthermore, RPM provides Multiple-Byte Character Sets (MBCS) for use in international languages such as Japanese, Korean, and Chinese.
Overall, RPM is a powerful and versatile print server software that can be an excellent choice for businesses looking for greater control and more options with their printing needs.
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