Hi all,
I encountered a reference to the EDGAR editor today, which (it was said)
would run under VM/370 R6.
Does anyone know of a source for EDGAR? Or is it lost in the mists of time?
TIA for your help.
Peter
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You might try asking on VMESA-L.
An archive search showed a couple of comments back in 1997, in reference to
a SHARE session in San Francisco.
Later,
Ray
list On Fri, 12 Aug 2005 13:06:06 -0400, Farley, Peter x23353
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>Hi all,
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>I encountered a reference to the EDGAR
Thanks, I'll check the archives there.
Peter
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>Hi all,
>
>I encountered a reference to the EDGAR editor today, which (it was said)
>would run under VM/370 R6.
>
>Does anyone know of a source for EDGAR? Or is it lost in the mists of time?
Just curious, but why do you need/want EDGAR? It was an IBM pr
available anywhere?
Thanks, I'll check the archives there.
Peter
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> Somebody just posted on H390-VM about where it is.
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> Just curious,
Well, the Quick Reference Guide I have, GX20-2340-0 says that the Display
Editing System for CMS (5796-PJP) is an Insstalled User Program (IUP).
Unfortunately, the card is undated.
Farley, Peter x23353 wrote:
For VM/370 R6 under Hercules, where we have no XEDIT nor any other
fullscreen editor
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
>For VM/370 R6 under Hercules, where we have no XEDIT nor any other
>fullscreen editor available. However, I have been informed privately that
>EDGAR also required DIAG 58, which is also not present in VM/370 R6.
I am fairly sure that is not correct. It
Thanks for that, Rich. If I ever find a copy, I guess that will settle the
question.
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Many thanks.
Peter
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In
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at 03:08 PM, "Farley, Peter x23353" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>For VM/370 R6 under Hercules, where we have no XEDIT nor any other
>fullscreen editor available.
Are you sure? I vaguely recall having a primitive fullscreen editor in
VMF/370, which I lost int
In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 08/12/2005
at 04:09 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
>I am fairly sure that is not correct. It may have required HPO (High
>Performance Option) which was available on (ISTR) VM/370 r4 or 5 and
>6.
Wasn't HPO an add-on to VM/SP, not to VMF/370? If so, Edgar was well
and t
>Wasn't HPO an add-on to VM/SP, not to VMF/370? If so, Edgar was well
and truly obsolete long before HPO came out
...
High Performance Option was an SP add-on.
Which came out just before VM/XA (SF).
Which really didn't perform for a long time.
We ran the various XA versions of VM before we found
In
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at 06:52 PM, "Farley, Peter x23353" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>IIRC, IUP's were not
>copyrighted or licensed, though they were sometimes chargable.
They were copyrighted as soon as copyrights were accepted for
software.
>ISTR the software hierarchy used
th it, please write to me
offline.
Many thanks.
Peter
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Well, the
On Aug 16, 2005, at 8:42 PM, Jim Phoenix wrote:
Peter,
The Quick Reference Guide states (any mis-spellings are my own):
"The component of the IUP which provides the basic editing system
functions is named EDGAR."
Considering how old this card must be, I am amazed how "new" it looks.
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