printed on HP-CL printers if transformed first by the Host Printer Transform, which is an integrated print subsystem of iSeries. v Support for accessing image files on a client workstation through a program such as iSeries Access. v iSeries–resident AFP fonts as required by overlays and Print Format Utility applications. Fonts are available in 240 dot per inch (dpi), 300 dpi, and outline fonts with AFP Font Collection (5468–113), in both SBCS (single byte character set) and DBCS (double byte character set) versions. AFP Utilities Fundamentals (Concepts) Libraries, Files, and Members This section describes the concepts and terminology used in AFP Utilities for iSeries. Information or data is organized and stored on your system in various forms. When you work with AFP Utilities for iSeries, you need to understand the relationship between libraries, files, and members on the system. A library is a place on the system to store files and objects. A file contains one or more members. When a file is copied to another file, all the members that are contained in the original file are copied to the new file also. When a file is erased, all the members that are contained in the original file are erased also. Figure 8 shows the relationship of the members and the files in the library. Figure8.MembersandFilesinaLibrary When you create a member such as a source overlay or a printout format definition (PFD definition), you need to create a library and a file (a source overlay file or a PFD definition file) in advance to store the member. The elements are text, lines, boxes, bar codes, page segments, and graphics that are defined in a source overlay and a printout format definition. In a page layout of a printout format definition, you can define a record as an element. See “Chapter 13. Design Operation” on page 227 for more information about defining elements in a source overlay and a printout format definition. Several types of displays are shown when you use the AFP Utilities for iSeries. Elements AFP Utilities for iSeries Displays 14 AFP Utilities for iSeries: User’s Guide