Convert pdf to AFP format for printing

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Recently, I was given a task to do R&D on AFP(Advanced Function Printing) with no prior data.
During my online search I was able to find that AFP ia a IBM tool for generating statements and managing them.
Can anyone help me with any open source API, converting pdf to AFP format or information regarding AFP?

Any help would really be appreciated.
Thanks

What I have tried:

I have tried google but only came to know about it's functionality.
How to achieve this is not yet resolved.

Posted 7-Jul-16 3:41am

maverick1991

Updated 7-Jul-16 9:30am

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Maciej Los · Accepted Answer · 2016-07-07T09:30:00

Solution 1

Check this site: IBM AFP Printer Driver Update - United States[^]
There's no need to "covert" anything. You should print to AFP printer ;)

Posted 7-Jul-16 9:30am

Maciej Los

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maverick1991 7-Jul-16 16:15pm

Thanks for the prompt reply Maciej.
I am using windows 7.
Can you please throw some light on Client Access in the 3rd step of ReadMe.txt file. What's this IBM Client Access?
3) Right click the zip file and select "Extract all". When prompted enter the
location you installed Client Access as the destination. Use
"C:\Program Files\IBM\Client Access\" if you installed Client Access to the default
directory. Select "Yes To All" if presented with the "Confirm File Replace" panel
Thanks a lot!!!

Maciej Los 7-Jul-16 16:21pm

Sorry, i've never used that driver...

maverick1991 7-Jul-16 18:43pm

Going thoroughly through the link will help definitely.
Just need to get right files in the link.
thanks :-)

Maciej Los 8-Jul-16 1:44am

I'm glad i can help. Cheers, Maciej