Client Access
"Turning others green (with envy) as you use PC5250"
September 19th, 2000 FASUG Meeting
PC5250 is one of the most commonly used options in Client Access, yet
there are many emulation capabilities users (and administrators) are not
aware of. This presentation covers how to create one workstation
profile for multiple users yet still have unique workstation id, how to
start multiple sessions with one icon, and how to make some of those
sessions show up on your toolbar but not on your desktop. This
presentation will also cover how to customize and optimize your PC5250
display emulation sessions. Learn how to set up macros and hotspots for
menu options, ways to improve macro performance, and other productivity
improvements. Be assured you will learn many tips that will improve
your productivity. And if that weren't enough, Becky will also cover
the following Printer emulation topics: 1. The different methods of
Printer emulation available with PC5250 and which to use. 2. 'COR'ing
and how to use scaling to produce the output you want (or how to get 198
characters on a single page)
Becky Schmieding
is a Certified Project Manager (PMP) and a Senior
Programmer at IBM Rochester. She is the project manager responsible for
Client Access, AS/400 IFS, AS/400 NetServer, Host Servers, Management
Central, and the Java Toolbox. She is also responsible for the
integration of other IBM software products onto the AS/400.
Web Site by: Ashway Consulting, LLC
9/5/2000