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Srinivas,
This depends very much on how you are connecting your PC to MVS, and what O/S is running on both. Quite often you will find file transfer procesing in the terminal emulation software. More information is required before we can help you further.
Marc
This depends very much on how you are connecting your PC to MVS, and what O/S is running on both. Quite often you will find file transfer procesing in the terminal emulation software. More information is required before we can help you further.
Marc
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Sri,
When you say the MVS TUTORIAL, do you mean the document in BOOKMANAGER on MVS? Most of those you can get from IBM on the net.
Check out (For MVS):
Often these documents are available in PDF format for download (not true in this particular list of MVS specific documents).
If the documents are not PDF or HTML, they do have a way to download and read them on your PC. I haven't done that in a couple of years but they did at that time have a reader that you could also download to read their downloaded documents while off-line.
Of course, if you want to read directly on-line you don't need their reader...
HTH
When you say the MVS TUTORIAL, do you mean the document in BOOKMANAGER on MVS? Most of those you can get from IBM on the net.
Check out (For MVS):
Often these documents are available in PDF format for download (not true in this particular list of MVS specific documents).
If the documents are not PDF or HTML, they do have a way to download and read them on your PC. I haven't done that in a couple of years but they did at that time have a reader that you could also download to read their downloaded documents while off-line.
Of course, if you want to read directly on-line you don't need their reader...
HTH
Sri,
Most tutorials will exist as executables, HTML, PDF or some sort of specially formatted files.
Downloading a tutorial from the mainframe to your PC does not mean you will be able to meaningfully use it on your machine: it may not have enough resources to handle the dataset.
Unless the tutorial is meant to reside on a PC (in which case your system admin should have the details), or the tutorial exists as a simple flat file, I don't see any use trying to download it.
Dimandja
Most tutorials will exist as executables, HTML, PDF or some sort of specially formatted files.
Downloading a tutorial from the mainframe to your PC does not mean you will be able to meaningfully use it on your machine: it may not have enough resources to handle the dataset.
Unless the tutorial is meant to reside on a PC (in which case your system admin should have the details), or the tutorial exists as a simple flat file, I don't see any use trying to download it.
Dimandja
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