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If you have a network, you can run a bat file with something like "net use lpt1: \\servername\printername", as mentioned in the first post. We used to do this when using an old DOS program that had a hard-coded LPT1. But when we switched to XP, the re-direct wouldn't work.

I believe that this is a Windows XP limitation. A USER can NOT redirect LPT1 - period. An Admin Acct CAN redirect LPT1. So one solution would be to have an Admin run the reports after redirecting the printer port, or you could try this...

I don't have Linux, but you might be running into Fujitsu's file size limitations for Linux. Per their website: "5. Q: Are there any significant limitations in the NetCOBOL for Linux product? A: There are some restrictions in NetCOBOL for Linux Version 7. Whether they are significant or not...

For use on a PC, V - the file viewer, can view unlimited file sizes - I've had several GIG files. You can set the records size, view in EBCDIC, ASCII or HEX. You can view the end of a 4 gig file in seconds. No editing - but a great file viewer. Try fileviewer.com. I had used LIST in the DOS...

I have used both Realia for DOS and Fujitsu for NT. I found that the "DOS_" routines in Realia have equivalents in Fujitsu as "CBL_" routines. For instance Realia's "DOS_OPEN_FILE" equals Fujitsu's "CBL_OPEN_FILE". Fujitsu says their routines are...