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<carlfelster@...> wrote: In Protuguese it is called "sustenido" (like de Spanish "sostenino"). In Brasil is common to read as "cerquilha" (translate to little fence), tralha (could translate to

The Scaled One wrote: ???? You're mixing CP's command line parsing and CMS. Has nothing to do with CMS itself, which you actually alluded to in passing by context. We have used the character for

Steve Z wrote: I know that. I acknowledged that fact it in my reply: "Yes, it's a legal filename character as far as CMS is concerned, that is true. But its use in CMS filenames is VERY atypical. It's

For me is the she of a shebang #!. actually in Spanish is called Losange, octothorpe or sostenido, very seldom used, except for computer jocks & musicians. -- Carlos Argentina

Roxo wrote: http://larrystone.com/content/1-comics/31-octothorpe/octothorpe-MON.png (LOL!) Cute. :) -- "Fish" (David B. Trout) Software Development Laboratories http://www.softdevlabs.com mail:

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<david.b.trout@...> wrote: The attached image was found lost in Internet. ?? Roxo -- ---------------- Non luctari, ludare -------------------+ WYSIWYG Fernando M. Roxo da Motta

If you had worked in telephony (as I had) - it wouldn't be new to you.

It is, nonetheless, a legitimate character for CMS filenames.? They are on the SCRIPT 191 disk. I consider it a bug because it prevents transfer of files to/from a virtual tape of legitimate

Steve Z wrote: Octothorpe? :) Where the heck are you from? :) The official Unicode name is "Number sign", but it is also known as the "pound sign" (common in the United States), the "hash key" or

I've stumbled on a minor bug in the HERCULES side of VMFPLC2.? It's an easy fix.? Putting this here for do-it-yourself-ers... *Current Functionality:* When defining a Control file, any of the three

I think it's important to understand that the GPL is also not "viral" in the way you seem to think it is. If you take a GPL-licensed program, incorporate into it some proprietary code of your own, and

I like the v.r.m. nomenclature. It’s familiar!

I was thinking we could do VM/370 CE V1R0M0 Joe wrote:

I'd a full eight digit suggest datestamp, useful especially when a major release needs to be patched.

Hi IMHO, TRT to do is to generate "new docs" from one source.? Which, at this time seems to be the HTML portion of the (SDL) repository. Happy New (Hacking) Year Marco PS? I am opening up a new

Hi David; I am hopefully arranging to get a copy of the v4 manuals as word files as a starter will come back to you once I have obtained and generated a .PDF manual set for you to take a look at for

Hi, I work for an engineering firm, since ages standard formats are excel, word and Autocad for working documents and pdf for final release. We ussuali manage projects with thousands of documents.

At the risk of starting a flame war, I've never found Word to be particularly good at managing large documents (anything that's longer than 30 pages or 1 chapter...it has to have it all in one

Hi Fish; There's a number of automated documentation, systems, but the resul is not very good. The problem is document styles, and indexes. Besides you ad code snippets and some graphic stuff. For