Re: Visual studio 2022
Well that's disappointing. -Dave
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Dave McGuire
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#3729
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Re: Visual studio 2022
yes you can edit your messages. Joe
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Joe Monk
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#3728
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Re: Visual studio 2022
Dave Wade wrote: [...] (LOL!) Ummm... No comment. :)) -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories http://www.softdevlabs.com mail: fish@...
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Fish Fish
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#3727
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Re: Attachments
Dave Wade wrote: Patient: "Doctor! Doctor! It hurts when I do this!" Doctor: "Then don't do that!" Hint: Don't set them to moderated. Set them to ALLOW. -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development
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Fish Fish
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#3726
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Re: Attachments
You and I have gobs of bandwidth, but not everyone does. Part of being a good net.citizen is structuring your activities to not cause problems for other people by making sweeping assumptions about
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Dave McGuire
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#3725
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Re: Attachments
[...] In today's day and age you're worried about bandwidth? :) If it was a multi-megabyte file I could maybe understand, but a 12.5 KB patch file? :) -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development
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Fish Fish
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#3724
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Re: Visual studio 2022
Given that most use of groups.io is as a mailing list, rather than a web forum, editing messages makes very little sense and annoys the people who receive copy after copy of the same damn email with
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Dave McGuire
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#3723
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Re: Visual studio 2022
Jesus Christ! You can't even EDIT your messages either?! :( Sheesh! :( Fine! [...] https://github.com/SDL-Hercules-390/hyperion/issues/448
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Fish Fish
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#3722
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Re: Visual studio 2022
Fish wrote: [...] Forget that. Instead, I have created a new GitHub Issue containing the patch. You can download it from there. Thanks. -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories
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Fish Fish
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#3721
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Re: Visual studio 2022
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Dave Wade
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#3720
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Re: Attachments
Fish, I set them to moderated. I don't see the notices. You can upload to files Dave
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Dave Wade
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#3719
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Re: Attachments
Because they cause lots of bounces. I set them to moderated and I fail to see the notices. You can upload to the files are so only those that want to see them need to use bandwidth downloading them
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Dave Wade
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#3718
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Re: Visual studio 2022
Fish wrote: Marco, I have a patch ready for you to try, but I cannot attach it since this group sadly does not allow attachments. :( If you can send me a private email offlist, I will be happy to send
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Fish Fish
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#3717
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Re: Attachments
Dave Wade wrote: Eh? Gmail certainly does not block all attachments. Only certain types of attachments: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/6590?hl=en#zippy=%2Cmessages-that-have-attachments Yes, I
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Fish Fish
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#3716
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Attachments
Why doesn't this group permit attachments? -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories http://www.softdevlabs.com mail: fish@...
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Fish Fish
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#3715
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Re: How to enter the cent sign using x3270 on a raspberry pi
It's really not that hard: SET INPUT E0 4A Ready; T=0.01/0.02 19:16:25 EDIT TEST EXEC CASE M INPUT &TYPE This is a cent sign: \ FILE Ready; T=0.05/0.31 19:17:11 EXEC TEST This is a cent sign: ?
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Peter Coghlan
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#3714
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Re: How to enter the cent sign using x3270 on a raspberry pi
I've sort of solved my problem - I typed a whole load of characters into a text file on my Mac then copied them to my Pi and thence to VM. One of them turned into a cent in CMS so I can now edit the
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Dave Mitchell
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#3713
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Re: How to enter the cent sign using x3270 on a raspberry pi
It works in EDIT. Doesn't everyone use EDIT :-) Regards, Peter Coghlan.
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Peter Coghlan
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#3712
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Re: How to enter the cent sign using x3270 on a raspberry pi
Thanks tor the advice but: 1. the SET INPUT works fine on the command line but doesn't work within an editor where I need to insert ? (cent) characters into my EXEC. x3270 doesn't offer a copy/paste
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Dave Mitchell
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#3711
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Re: How to enter the cent sign using x3270 on a raspberry pi
How about the CMS command SET INPUT? For example: SET INPUT E0 4A Then type a backslash (\). Note that you may see a backslash when entering it in the input area but it should turn into a cent sign
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Peter Coghlan
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#3710
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