What happens when you run this?
As I see it, the ,1 ,2 etc are no longer part of the extension . . .
So the process goes merrily on.
Have you run a trace?
No, largely because this needs to be a single-file transfer with no intervention on the receiving system.
Does the program have a sequence to show the processing options (i.e. alt-H and others). Will list.exe permit editint?
I now have it installed but have not mastered using it. I don't...
Still Checking . . . .
Downloaded notepad++ and it says the file is too big to open.
Bummer.
Still hopin' for a utility that will allow me to copy their file and add cr/lr so thr transmission will work . . .
Thanks for all of the suggestions. Have downloaded some and have new "opportunities" . . .
In the resource kit, how might see the data in hex? I quickly looked at the f1 help, but it didn't jump out at me.
Also, is anyone familiar with a utility that will allow one to copy file and insert one...
but, the language changes a little with each generation. "
When I was a teen, someone not "with it" was often called a square.
When my son's crowd had the same sentiment, this person was a Cube.
What do you want to do with the files? If the file is that big, I assume you're not going to read it yourself."
I need to be able to read pieces of the file (in hex) to see how the file is build (which control characters are embedded, if any). Typically, i need the first several records and...
We often receive files that are too large to open with notepad, wordpad, etc.
At several places i've supported, there was proprietary code that did not need to open the entire file at the start. It opened some small amount and then allowed one to scroll forward thru the data.
Is anhyone aware...
Silly Walk"
On Monty Python's Flying Circus, one of their skits was the "Ministry of Silly Walks".
DICK
How about Dick's Sporting Goods, Dick Van Dyke, Dick Clark, and Tricky Dickie . . . and . .
I suppose it was the 70s or so.
Often we made contact or had someone as a contact. Then it became more common to use contact as an active verb.
Now it is probably more often used than "call", "write". etc.
Just a pet peeve, not a fall-on-sword thing . . .<g>
Yup, we are now Way beyond relaxed. I'd say downright sloppy.
A while back (40+ years?) Edwin Newman wrote a book titled "Strictly Speaking" that addresses many of these same concerns. From a review:
"Admiring colleagues have called Edwin Newman an antipollutant, sensibly sardonic, a rare...
I'm willing. Yup, i'm interested. For the next few days, I'm mostly unavailable. Possibly by Thursdayand surely by the weekend . . .
Well, this pc does, but I've inherited it rather than installed/supported it. . .
As an old boss once said, "Lord, save me from well-wishing do-gooders".
Not...
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