I am definitely planning to write macros ... eventually. Clients pay me to
work in z/OS security, but I'm a coder at heart (so most of my security work
is writing tools to automate my work and others'). But just now I'm busy
with the basics: page margins, section formatting, that kind of thing; i
Thanks Seymour for the assurance. A Happy & healthy 2023 to you and ALL the
contributors to this board.
On Thursday, December 22, 2022 at 04:10:33 p.m. EST, Seymour J Metz
wrote:
A corrupted VTOCIX shouldn't affect VSAM unless you need an extent for a new
CA. A corrupted VVDS? You're
On Tue, 27 Dec 2022 11:04:55 -0800, Bill wrote:
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o Please don't reply with "Subject: ... Digest ..."
o Please don't quote the entire digest in your reply.
Aren't there tools for replying to individual digest entries?
(But the Digest should have a "No-Reply" header.)
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There is a PTF for IBM Markup R100, 5669-326, volid 3102, PTF # IP00082,
flagged as Corrective Service, on 3.5 and 5.25 diskettes.
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> On Dec 27, 2022, at 11:10 AM, Bill wrote:
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> The IBM Markup User’s Guide and Tutorial publication number is S544-3350-00,
The IBM Markup User’s Guide and Tutorial publication number is S544-3350-00,
Dept. V53, P.O. Box 1900, Boulder, CO 80301-9191.
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> On Dec 27, 2022, at 11:04 AM, Bill wrote:
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> I have a pristine, complete boxed copy of IBM Markup in 3.5 and 5.25
> diskettes.
I have a pristine, complete boxed copy of IBM Markup in 3.5 and 5.25 diskettes.
IBM Markup, Version 1.0, part no. 6476161, dated 10/1987, S544-3357-00, is
described in the license information as “… an IBM Personal Computer
entry-assist program that allows you to create and edit GML documents usi
No, it's because it was so much less powerful than DCF and had a clunky screen
layout. That was before the ordeal of m$ office, which caused me to appreciate
WP more.
However, autodefect does certainly introduce some startling sea changes. How
about on-the-fly spell checking with an audible ala
If you're writing macros I suggest that you look into LaTeX3 (expl3 et al).
Some relevant documentatin is
expl3.pdf
interface3.pdf
l3styleguide.pdf
l3syntax-changes.pd
l3keys2e.pdf
l3str\l3str-format.pdf
xcoffins.pdf
xgalley.pdf
xparse.pdf
xtemplate.pdf
Th
Shmuel,
Peter is asking why you called WordPerfect "word pervert". I'm guessing it was
an autocorrect thing...
Rex
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If you're using windoze you might want to look at MiKTeX, which can
automatically download packages as you need them.
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Yes, I suspect that once I know a good deal more about LaTeX I'll be creating a
new class in a file named docrhb.cls. But I'm nowhere near that yet. For now
I'm still experimenting with {report} just so I can see what the various
commands do.
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In fact I think TeXworks on Win came with texlive (install-tl-windows.exe).
On Tue, 27 Dec 2022, 11:59 Rupert Reynolds, wrote:
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> Installed 'texlive' on Linux Mint and TeXworks on Windows and it all seems
> to work pretty well :-)
>
> So thanks for a good thread.
>
> Roops
>
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On Tue, 27 Dec 2022, 08:23 Colin Paice, wrote:
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> You can tell how old I am when my brain thinks of ":p:h1 " when
> marking up a document
>
> Colin
>
Yes, those GML tags still come to mind. In my head I also ".kp on" and ".kp
off" around sections I want to keep together on one page,
I used an early version of Word for Windows for writing
a 1,000-page document. No mark-up language required.
It also produced automatically the index.
When I wanted to put more entries in the index,
it was a minute's work. Then press F8 and the entire index
was regenerated as a Word document in
Correction
ReText for markdown ## heading etc. Does WYSIWYG
Gummi for Latex
On Tue, 27 Dec 2022 at 08:23, Colin Paice wrote:
> It may be horses for courses...
>
>1. What needs to be supported Windows/Mac/Linux?
>2. Do you want a few page document or a 200 page document and imbed
>
It may be horses for courses...
1. What needs to be supported Windows/Mac/Linux?
2. Do you want a few page document or a 200 page document and imbed
other sections
3. Do you want to be able to print chapters, or just the whole book.
4. Do you table of contents
5. Do you want chan
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