Re: Screen Print

You can use snapshot in ~/openwin/bin. It has a few bugs. I previously sent out a procedure. Anyone have that long email I sent? Or try searching the list server archive for snapshot. chris. (and so everyone can be comfortable with the information): Chris Browder Senior Engineer Aspen

(take2) Re: Cron

sorry "crontab" command. and still be careful. man crontab. --- Chris Browder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > eek. > > use the cron command and be very very careful! > > > --- dhawly hawpyt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > Hel

Re: Cron

eek. use the cron command and be very very careful! --- dhawly hawpyt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hello, > >After editing /var/spool/cron/crontab/root file > to execute a Script at > regular interval it is required to reboot AW?If no > than what is to be done? > >I just tried

RE: Remote Backups of AW70

had good experience with legato. use their support for information on your specific needs. --- "Deen, Ron" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Maybe anybody else has some bright ideas/experience > with this matter? > > Regards > >

Re: Display Builder manual (was Version 4.3 to 6.2.1 upgrade question )

> If you have access, the HTML file is on: > > http://tacsrv/shared/techwrite/foxdoc621/index.htm > > > For those of you not on the foxboro intranet, try: www.csc.foxboro.com instead of tacsrv

RE: OAJ & 70s Series

I believe you will also need the product AIM*DataLink for the extraction into MSAccess. Though you really don't need the AIM*DataLink program (as it is only needed for 'real time' values through DDE), it's the only way to get the ODBC drivers installed. That is unless you can get your hands on t

Re: Block Parameter Descriptions

ption, display manager commands and descriptions, etc. These files are easily imported into excel or even good for scripts. Chris. --- Chris Browder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I imagine you're looking at ICC doc on FoxDoc right? > > Don't bother running Foxboro

Re: Block Parameter Descriptions

I imagine you're looking at ICC doc on FoxDoc right? Don't bother running Foxboro's util to read or install the cd, just explore and find the index page in the docs folder on the cd. Look for Integrated Control Block Description document (B0193AX). For example the ACCUM block in section 1.3 ha

Re: snapshot

sorry about the bad grammar. It's been a long morning already. --- Chris Browder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Note that there is also a bug with snapshot and > performing multiple "screen/window captures". If ... __

Re: snapshot

Note that there is also a bug with snapshot and performing multiple "screen/window captures". If you want to save many graphics, try this procedure: This is from memory, so I may assume a few steps. For AW50's: -Run /usr/openwin/lib/snapshot (from vt100) -select beep, window, 8 seconds (just m

RE: VAXII to I/A

I thought FoxAPI was the neat and clean way? If you just want an alternative, I'd look into the class formerly known as Sys03. Object Manager calls and Interprocess Communications (IPC). --- Daryl Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Tommy, > > There are 2 ways I know to read information

Re: Solaris floppy utility

If this utility isn't availabel, there are alternatives. 1: Sun boxes can read PC formatted floppies. So you may wish to do the reverse. 2: Are you sure you have a Unix formatted floppy and not a tar disk? These are different. If you have a tar disk, try tar'ing to your Sun's hard drive then

Re: GML?

first let me say: IT IS VERY DANGEROUS MODIFYING FDF FILES THROUGH G FILES! ok, now after that... I'm pretty sure you can buy the user documentation from Sherill-Lubinski. You'll want the complete document for SL-GMSDraw Dynamic Graphic Editor, including info about the g files. fdf files are p

Re: AW70 & 2 direct printers

What I/A version are you at? Are both printers serial or one parallel and one serial? I have had success with 6.1.x and 6.2.x with multiple serial devices including multiple printers (even where one is an alarm printer). I've used Foxboro's standard serial extender (aka digi-board). Remember