Muse is not a VA VistA product. Muse is a GE product. VistA does have an HL7 interface to the GE MUSE system via the Clinical Procedures package.
On 8/2/06, Falak Sher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From where can I get the documentation that explains the architecture of Vista MUSE EKG System?
If Taskman is not running then there will be certain functions that will not work properly within CPRS as CPRS queues those tasks to Taskman. So unless you want to find all such items and rewrite the code to not use Taskman, you are better off running Taskman whenever you are running CPRS.
I followed the directions on the hardhats web page. I subscribed to [EMAIL PROTECTED]. Some parts of Google state that I am a member of that group. Yet when I went to My Groups at Google to change the email option as Gregg mentioned, it states that I am not a member of the group. What should I do
I would suspect that the problem is with the data in the way you created the note title. You said you used Fileman instead of the appropriate TIU options for creating notes and document classes. You really should not create note titles using Fileman unless you are absolutely sure you know how to
Two observations:
1. Do you have permission to the directory you are trying to create a file? Your $I pathis different than the MYIO path.
2. All the comments about $T value after doing an OPEN command are meaningless. The OPEN command is suppose to set $T only if you use OPEN with a timeout. I
Chuck, does Fileman reindex always kill of the index for all Regular indexes? Or does it only do this for B indexes? I thought that non-B regular indexes where reindexed using this logic: execute KILL logic and then execute SET logic for each entry. I have used Fileman reindex to try to clean up
What is the your value for ^%ZOSF(TMP)? Why is there not / following 'temp'?
-
Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated technology to make your job
Putting text into the Dialog file is the easy part. The more difficult task (much more difficult) is converting all the existing M code to use the Dialog file instead of the WRITE and SET commands. Not only is that more difficult, it requires that the programmer understands the M code and its
Boy you think your response is late
Database can provide this functionality. This is not meant to be one against the other response. Cache comes with a SQL interface. Intersystems provided a Fileman mapper to SQL for Cache at no additional cost.
On 4/21/06, Wolfgang Giere [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You need to upgrade the Cache.dat file. It looks like the .dat file is a 4.1.16 version. In the %SYS directory, do the following:
D ALL^%SYSCONV
It will then JOB off the conversion of all your Cache.dat files. You can check the status of the upgrade by:
D STATUS^%SYSCONV
Cache 5.0 is the last
The problem with the Parameter approach is that you have to essentially emulate what Fileman is doing. Everytime your code is called, you have to save the last entry that user entered and then store an appropriate value in your parameter. Of course, you have to recall the parameter value each time
Did you install the Mail GUI KIDS build on your VistA server?
On 6/30/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is not inherent sorry- Original Message -From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: Friday, June 30, 2006 12:12 pmSubject: Re: [Hardhats-members] GUI MailTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED],
I just tried your example on my machine and got no errors or problems:
DSSAPPSOLDW $$FIND1^DIC(9.44,,14,,MX,SURGERY POSITION,,,ERR)9DSSAPPSOLDW $$FIND1^DIC(9.44,,1,,MX,SURGERY POSITION,,,ERR)
0
On 6/15/06, James Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do not think your IENS should start with a comma.
Using the KIDS, the best that you can do is export a partial DD. Select a field to be updated that would do no harm to the target system. Then you can use the data screen on the second page to export the entries that you wish. When many have to do this they normally select the .01 field of the
That statement that VistA is platform independent is not totally accurate. The VistA Kernel application is the interface to the platformon whichVistA runs. The Kernel supports several OS implementations as well as several M implementations. If you run it on those that are supported by the VA
As George stated, DA should be defined if you are editing an existing record. DA() is a documented Fileman variable. If you are usig UPDATE^DIE and you are absolutely sure that you want to add it, then why not use UPDATE^DIE passing in Fileman internal entry values for the fields instead of
That is correct. One should never assume that the third piece of the file header node is the last record in the file. It may or may not be. There was a recent Fileman patch which stops Fileman reindexer from setting the third piece of that header node to the last entry in the file asit used to do.
Are you seeing any M errors recorded in the error log after you try to admit someone? It appears that you may not have the Nursing package setup properly since you are seeing this:
*Patient Admitted**Notify NURSING ADP Coordinator and Site Manager that this patient was notadmitted into the
The resue of standard codes is not unique to pharmacy NDC codes.
Someone stated:
JDO can use b-tree storages to store Java object trees directly.*That's* an object store.
I believe that is exactly how Cache stores its objects. I do not believe that all Cache objects are stored as flat files with b-tree indexes.
I will have to look. Isn't there a file DDnode that will run a routine in the pre-edit stage prior to actually doing the edit. I also vaguely remember that there was a way to get FM to quit the edit session at that point. This is all from memory.
On 3/8/06, Dan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So kinda
The Fileman DBS calls should not invoke the Input transform if the flags indicate that the values are in internal format.
On 3/7/06, Cameron Schlehuber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are two ways to bypass the input transform, one is to use the fourslashes ( ) in input templates.The other is
So doesn't that mean that allocating an open file number range in the 000-999 through WorldVistA conflict with the IHS file numbers?
On 2/28/06, Gordon Moreshead [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because back in the early 90's, VA imported some files from IHS applications related to visit file
What does your application do when it does encounter a null subscript? I think that is the more important problem than a M error thrown when it happens. In production software, why would your application encounter a null subscript in the first place? Usually it is the resultof bad data or missing
You are addressing issues that have always been of concern to enterprise developers versus individual PC developers. Yes, Yes, Yes, there are individual PC developers that care about efficiencies. I do not want to go there. In an enterprise implementation a 1000 NEWs versus 1 NEW and a 1000 KILLs
I understand all this. I also made some assumptions in my statements. I had assumed that a process was initiated either through an RPC Broker connection or invoking an OPTION from Menuman through proper Kernel sign-on. In both of these cases, the Kernel sets an initial error trap for that process.
I will give an example of enterprise versus local programmers that I have experienced in over 20 years of hiring programmers. A programmer who has only programmed in the situation where the application will run on a standalone single-user PC may not think twice about locking a record or a file.
Isn't the entire 9,000,000 range assigned to IHS? If not then why are there IHS files in FOIA VistA in the 999.xx range?
Mike explained the problem again. The problem is not with READing from the null device, it has to do with what does the application do if it gets a null value from the READ. Fileman and other applications display a message a prompt again. Since M answers the READ command, one cannot check for $T
Opening a NULL device is an option if you are certain all your IO is in the form of Reads.
On 2/5/06, Gregory Woodhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin, Try setting ZTQUEUED (to anything) right before making the DB call.Yeah, a kludge - but it might stop some of the messages.
Don't do that. Lying
You never want to READ from the NULL device, especially with something like Press return to continue as the application may get stuck in a infinite READ loop especially if the READ answer is required.
On 2/6/06, Greg Woodhouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
--- Steven McPhelan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
The write statement may or may not be in a cross reference. The VHA DBA and SACC did come out with a standard stating that there should be now direct WRITE statements in any DD data elements. If WRITE statements are required, then the application is suppose to use EN^DDIOL.
Thus you could have
1. Do you have a entry called VISTA in your VOLUME SET file (#14.5)?
2. Do you have need to have linked volume sets?
If the answer to 1 is NO or if the answer to 2 is NO then you can do the following at the programmer's prompt:
K ^%ZTSCH(LINK)
If you have need for linkage, then I would still do
I was referring to the parameterization in the Kernel in that the sign-on division for the user over-rides the default devision for the system in the initial setting of the DUZ(AG) variable.
I agree that the way that DAOU implemented the changes is not a true parameterization. It was a local
How fair is this test to a M implementation that adheres to latest ANSI M? If I am not mistaken, the ANSI standard specifies the depth of the stack that any compliant implementation must adhere which I believe is 128. So to compare one language adhering to its standards to another language which
What additional parameterization of this variable is needed over and above what the Kernel already provides?
On 1/18/06, James Gray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Original Message -From: Gregory Woodhouse
[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Jan 17, 2006, at 7:48 PM, James Gray wrote: Is it possible the VA
Your increment example would show the interleave by looking at the subscripted global. Why not do this as:
S ^GLB=
J1 ;
F I=1:1:100 S ^GLB=$G(^GLB)_A
Q
J2 ;
F I=1:1:100 S ^GLB=$G(^GLB)_B
Q
Wouldn't that show interleaving within standard M without using the explicit LOCK command.
The Cache documentation also describes how to do live backups.
On 1/9/06, Marc Krawitz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Excellent - the ability to do live backups already puts VistA ahead of some of the competition.
--Marc-- Steven McPhelanAction springs not from thought, but from a readiness for
I will say it again, the KIDS LOAD A FILE option requires a properly defined HFS device in the DEVICE file.
Jim was not having a problem with his user setup. If it was that he would never have gotten to the device prompt in the LOAD option.
The %ZISH utility does not require any device to be
@((J(N),DK)=+$piece(_R_0),U,2)),R=$piece(^(0),U)
would this be the same thing?set (J(N),DK)=+$piece(@(R_0)),U,2)set R=$piece(^(0),U) ThanksKevin-- Steven McPhelan
Action springs not from thought, but from a readiness for responsibility. - Dietrich Bohhoeffer
2:10
On 12/23/05, Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I have file A with a field 2 that is a pointer to file B, then when I do an fileman inquiry to print out a given record, then for field 2 it will display the .01 field for file B as the value for the pointer.
But what if I wanted field
my example was namespacing my FDA. You are right. I think I have gotten funny results in the past when I didn't do that. I forgot that in my example.
Thanks!Kevin
On 12/23/05, Steven McPhelan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Yes and my example explicitly would place an entry in record# 1 provided
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That looks right.Thanks!And in your example (copying my example), the target record number was 1.
Thanks so much and Merry Christmas!KevinOn 12/22/05, steven mcphelan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: As you saw it was in the documentation.But what you did is not quite
correct.I
:
THEN EDIT FIELD:
On 12/23/05, Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure where I would put this 2:10? Could you elaborate?ThanksKevin
On 12/23/05, Steven McPhelan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
2:10
On 12/23/05, Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If I have file A with a field 2
As you saw it was in the documentation. But what you did is not quite
correct. I will change some of the numbers to make it more obvious what
needs to be done.
S TMGFDA(2706.3,+19,,.01)=My Name
S TMGFDA(2706.3,+19,,1)=Kevin
S TMGFDA(2706.3,+19,,2)=Toppenberg
S TMGIEN(19)=1
D
Isn't this a violation of HIPAA? When did the labs get the patient's
written approval to send their test results to a metro database unless all
patient specific identifiers where removed prior to sending that data to the
Health Dept. In that case it would not be a HIPAA violation.
I guess I
When you say you are viewing a saved routine, how are you viewing the
saved routine and how was the routine saved (ZSAVE vs. GT.M HFS file vs. a
routine save utility to HFS)?
I have not looked at the complete M ANSI standards in awhile. What is the
official definition of line start character? I
I guess M is not a real language as you stated: Just as an example of
how lambda abstractions work in a real language
I believe both syntaxes will be difficult for the average M programmer to
understand. But this statement is conditional. If that programmer has
programmed in other languages,
Actually, now 10,000 - 20,000 is mostly assigned also now. I meant to ask
Cameron what the VHA is planning to do about this. The VHA had reserved
10,000 - 20,000 for local VAMC port use. Yet now this port range has mostly
been assigned.
- Original Message -
From: Gregory Woodhouse
For good or bad there is much M code out there outside of XLFDT and Fileman
date handlers that assume the internal Fileman date matches 7N.1..6N.
This code does things like W
$E(DATE,4,5)_/_$E(DATE,6,7)_/_(1700+$E(DATE,1,3)).
Thus I find it difficult to understand how one could have a field that
Variable pointers are stored as ien_;_global root
Why not use VPE to list the pointers?
Did you set DLAYGO before calling ^DIC as the FM
documentation states?
If you are using Cache, why not use the GUI
debugger that comes with v5.x instead of the old way of Cache
debugging?
^ZU is doing EXACTLY what is was programmed to do. If the process
encounters an error, an error handler is invoked. If you started ^ZU from
the programmer's prompt, ZU knows that and returns you to the programmer's
prompt. If you started ^ZU from a secured login it knows that and
gracefully
From the error, it would seem that the routine RGRSUTIL exists but it does not have the line label EXCEPT.
If EXCEPT^RGRSUTIL exists, then look at the other items in the XU USER SIGNON EVENT.
If you are missing the EXCEPT line label, then I do not know what to recommend. I do not know how you got
in the OPTION
file.
Thanks
Usha
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From:
Steven McPhelan
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Wednesday, October 26, 2005 7:09
PM
Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] NOLINE
error while accessing CPRS
My
My second guess on the LOOP+6^XQOR1 problem is that you have a OPTION being executed somehow that has an ENTRY ACTION that has a line^routine reference that is invalid.
Your mail problem most likely is that a message is trying to be sent to a remote domain that is open and should not be.
On
Because ANSI M is strict left to right processing
with no regard to precedence except for grouping using (...)
- Original Message -
From:
Usha
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 7:24
AM
Subject: [Hardhats-members] M
Try rebuilding all menus. I suspect that you
have bad data in the temporary menu tree. You will find it under EVE -
MENU MANAGEMENT
- Original Message -
From:
Usha
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 7:38
AM
Subject:
www.software995.com has a PDF print driver for, you guessed it, $9.95. Their whole suite of tools is only $29.95. If you do not want it installed in your C:\ root, they have instructions to install it in another folder.
On 10/25/05, Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm in a Windows
That is only because you chose not to use the functionality that COM offers
within CPRS. There are many applications that do make extensive use of the
COM object within CPRS. Without a COM like replacement, those applications
would loose their appeal. Preserving the COM functionality is one of
When running CPRS in Windows, I do not see where the splash screen stays
open. Isn't this just a problem with Wine?
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From: K.S. Bhaskar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Thursday, October 13, 2005 1:42 PM
Subject: Re:
It would be nice if the Patch module on Forum was fixed so that new
versions could also be released via the Patch Module. It does not seem like
it would be difficult to do. It would also be nice if the patch module
would make all patches installable, even informational patches. Then there
would
When you said that you removed the COM objects from CPRS, I assumed you had also removed the components that allow a COM object to be invoked from within a template as outlined in the manuals.
On 10/15/05, Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 10/15/05, steven mcphelan [EMAIL PROTECTED
Title: Newbie installation
Did you search the documentation that comes with
Cache for Disk? Right click the cube and select
documentation.
DISK
During an attempt to access a block in a file, the request to the
operating system failed. This failure may have occurred
How do you consider a phone number as a unique identifier? It is unique
today. But somebody else could have that number tomorrow.
- Original Message -
From: Chris Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2005 9:11 PM
Subject:
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From: steven mcphelan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 8:37 AM
Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] How to select another record in ScreenMan
form?
This cannot be done safely. Remember, Screenman has
Assuming the practice mgmt system allows for this, have you tried exporting
the data in a TAB delimited format? This presumes that the system which has
the source data does not allow the entering of a TAB character as part of
any data element.
- Original Message -
From: Mike Schrom
I had thought about the quote approach. But does the originating system
allow quotes in data elements line name such as John The Man Doe. Now you
have the same problem with assuming as a delimiter. The fixed length
record does seem to be the best approach.
- Original Message -
This is a false statement:
Turns out that the screenman way doesn't allow one to specify the node to
store data on.
I use screenman exclusively for creating new fields in files. I am always
prompted to for node and piece to store the data.
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Toppenberg
At home I use VOIP from my cable provider. I converted to cable TV,
Internet, and VOIP. I previously had Cable Internet, regular phone service,
and satellite TV. By converting to my cable provider, I ended up saving
about $50-60/month on my entire monthly utility bill.
Be forewarned. If you
You have another option. You can get the lab results form the lab provided
they will give it to you. Then you only need to do the ROI once with the
lab itself. You bring a copy of the labs to each doctor you go to. Once we
have SkyNet in place, you should be able to electronically say who can
The ASP backup scenario is more complicated than that. Katrina demonstrated
this as the disaster covers an area of over 90,000 sq miles. An ASP might
have a backup facility in another city or state rather than providing a
local backup to individual clients. Local backups is also an option.
Taskman and VistA tasked options can be enhanced to support the
functionality that you mention Bhaskar. However, the job is monumental.
All existing processes that queued to Taskman would have to be reexamined
and mot like rewritten. Taskman would have to be enhanced to automatically
restart
There is no reason to start up these VistA processes using some external
script except for Taskman. Once Taskman starts up he can start up whatever
background process you desire. Most, if not all, of these background
processes already have VistA options to be run as scheduled tasks at startup
ADPACs who can set up
these packages from scratch. Knowledge of M programming is NOT a
requirement for these positions. Some travel will be required. For
anyone interested, please send me a separate email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steven McPhelan"Good judgment comes from
experience, and exper
The VA has been running Cache and VistA servers on a 64-bit platform for
years. They have been running on the Alpha chip on VMS with no problems
with Cache.
- Original Message -
From: jae kim [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2005
in Juno Beach FL which is just north of West Palm Beach.
Some travel will be expected with this position.
Steven McPhelan"A can't change the laws of
physics. A've got to have 30 minutes!" - James Doohan as
Scotty
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To my knowledge there is no way to do what Kevin is asking by doing it using
standard FileMan APIs only. There are standard Fileman APIs to get you:
1. All the attributes for a field if you know the field number and file
number.
2. All the attributes for a file number
But I could not get any of
I do not see the difference between your two open statements. I do not see
the open statement that shows the successful opening of the file when it was
in the OpenVistA folder. Anyway, your original problem is improper path (or
directory) syntax. The path must include all trailing punctuation
I purchased, installed, and managed an entire hospital system with over 1500
MS workstations consisting of laptops and desktops. I hired experienced,
knowledgeable network staff. In general, I did not have any of the problems
you mentioned here. Of course we had occasional problems, but given
If all a someone wanted was a noting application, isn't VistA way overkill
for such a purpose? It would seem a simpler, less complex application would
be appropriate.
- Original Message -
From: Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Monday,
There is one issue I have with the WorldVistA VistA codebase. I mentioned
this at Boston. But it needs to be brought up in this larger context.
1. Who has access to this code base to make any supposed modifications to
it?
2. What relationship will all these scripts have to the official codebase?
You may have to edit the %ZOSV routine. What you edit depends upon which
version of Cache you are running. In any case, you may trick the Kernel
into believing you have enough licenses. But you may eventually encounter
another message which is generated by Cache with some comment about job
You are looking at old code. There was a feature of Fileman years ago
which has subsequently been addressed. You could not create a multiple
field entry if the zeroth node of the multiple did not exist. So we were
forced to hard set the zeroth node of the multiple prior to calling the
Fileman
Did you get the documentation from the VA web site for IFCAP? There is an
extensive initialization of files that needs to be done for site
configuration. Have you done that step first? If not, I suspect that you
will continue to run into things that are not working properly.
- Original
can create subtle interactions.
Thanx for your help.
-- Bhaskar
-Original Message-
From: steven mcphelan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 5 Apr 2005 15:57:19
To:hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] Maintaining database integrity
That is what I recommended
level.
Does M have this functionality? From what I am
reading, the entire system is vulnerable to
whether a
novice programmer (like me) properly handles the
errors that fall into his trap... i.e. they ALL
fall
in.
Kevin
--- steven mcphelan [EMAIL PROTECTED
There may not be such a need. I would have to check to verify this. But I
believe that ^DIC may check for the archive flag and filter out those
records automatically. I have not actually looked at all of this routine to
see if that indeed is what it is doing. But on the surface, it appears to
There is no way in Hades I would support this unless it was done properly.
I do not want an EHR written by the average John Doe Programmer who is doing
his own error trapping. I was in the VA for 29 years, I know/knew many
many of those programmers. There is no way I would trust them with error
I thought you might find this article interesting.
http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog69.html
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From: George Timson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Hardhats hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Monday, April 04, 2005 11:19 AM
Subject: [Hardhats-members] Re: Maintaining database integrity
Steven, you ended your disquisition this
: Monday, April 04, 2005 6:48 PM
Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members] Maintaining database integrity
--- steven mcphelan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is no way in Hades I would support this unless it was done
properly.
Are you suggesting that I'm saying it should be done improperly?
Two
Can you be a little more specific on what you mean by interfacing Mailman?
I have Mailman running on Cache 5.0.9 and Windows.
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From: Charles G Lambrecht/HOSPOPS/VET/UTIA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Sunday, April 03, 2005 9:33 AM
I would not call this a bug. I suspect that Fileman is doing everything
properly. However, because of the Output Transform on field 1302, this
causes Fileman to fail to find the matches. By putting an output transform
on a pointer field you are asking FM to lookup a .01 field value in the
There is nothing wrong with either DSM nor Cache. Both are strictly within
the ANSI standard M. They both respond with exactly the same results.
DSM executes the line and thus the variable is UNDEF after executing the
line of code as it should.
Cache does so also. On my system, it shows me
If enough people will sign up (and pay) I am sure Greg Kreis would be
willing to teach a class on Fileman if he has the time. I am sure he would
not allow it to be videotaped.
If WorldVistA wants to survive and propagate the deployment of VistA, then
members should be the first to support other
help if
you want to do a password style read (i.e., with user input echoing
as asterisks) and then get the cleartext value. But that's something
you can do with XGF (the VistA equivalent of curses).
--- steven mcphelan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
SIG^XUSESIG(): Verify Electronic Signature Code
above shows parameter passing, there is no parameter
passing. Also, this call verifies the signed-on user's esig.
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From: steven mcphelan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 10:41 AM
Subject: Re: [Hardhats-members
Why not just use the Kernel API for this purpose?
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From: Kevin Toppenberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Hardhats Sourceforge hardhats-members@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2005 11:13 PM
Subject: [Hardhats-members] How do I do a silent read?
Hey all,
I
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