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Dave and all, I'm confused, and could use some clarification. As I remember, back in the dim ages long past, the main IBM assembler is very different from ASSIST, from Penn State, which is a teaching,

Mark, I am sorry to hear about your virus encounter. My wife and I both had a bout in the summer and we both hope you recover as well as we have. Looking at the source for DMSASM I don’t think it

Because the CMS interface routine, DMSASM, does not support this, per Bob Bolch, which I anticipated from the error I was getting; I took the 'futuristic VM/SP REXX EXEC' that I had used years ago,

For the 2741 there were (at least) two typeball mappings, one called 'BCD' and the other 'Correspondence', and the keyboard layouts were different. 'Correspondence' was what the IBM typewriters used,

Folks, Can I just say Merry Christmas and thanks to everyone for being on the list, especially those who have contributed and run the project. I must also include those who have grumped and moaned as

Aha! Here's where I can contribute! No need to be a system programmer or a mainframer to prepare an help file. :-) So let me commit myself to create the help files of CMS/DOS commands: ASSGN, DLBL,

I will open an issue for MENU FSHELP to be updated. Bob

Rene, The FSHELP menus need updating regardless. I am also not sure I have the right extensions on some of the new files. There are also still a lot of commands, both EXECs and MODULES that need help

It is not enough to update HELP EXEC, one also needs to update the menu of FSHELP, in particular for the new help files that Dave wrote. The menu is stored in MENU FSHELP U2. If I am right, the

Hey Dave, I was not aware of that interface. Nice! Bob

Bob, Ooops I didn’t explain that very well. VM/CE comes with an FSHELP package from MECAFF so no extra code needed…. … I think think the following patch to HELP EXEC might work… &CONTROL OFF

Hi Dave, VM/SP has the XEDIT based screen manager to display full screen help. I am not aware if a facility like that exactly, but I did fixup an old SAS full screen interface from VM/ 370 that could

Gentles, I am starting to get cross. Not with any of you of course, but with the HELP command. When using SP5 on the Living Computer Museum machine, HELP automatically works in Fullscreen mode unless

He's trying to find the cent sign too! -Dave -- Dave McGuire, AK4HZ New Kensington, PA

Sorry for the top post – Outlook strikes again….. It may (or may not) be interesting to note that in the “original?” EBCDIC that there were often no “cent” signs on non-us keyboards.

Hello! Oh so that's why six out of the 78 Yet have been staring at.it. The others are elsewhere. Yes that was common. People would snag those typewriters and create interface boards for them. I first

Model 73? When I do ever visit, I'll have my full kit (large computer bag), which conveniently has ear plugs.? :-)

Sorry, but if you‘re talking about true classics, it was normally an underscore above the 6. The cent sign was usually/frequently with the at (“@”) sign next to the margin release (“MAR

Folks, I should also have said thanks to those that proofread the first version. A few folks responded off-list and I owe them thanks Dave Sent: 23 December 2021 14:36 To: [email protected] Subject:

Thank you!! All these documentation enhancements will be included in the next VM/370 Community Edition release. Bob