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at the prompt i put in "find /bms -size +10000k -print"...the other command suggested to find large space hog files wouldnt work, but anyway, the output of the above command was 10 files...they are phour.idx/.dat and pshift.idx/.dat and pdsc.idx/.dat and plog.idx/.dat and lastly...

will report to you all what i find once i figure out what it is you all mean with your suggestions....this sad newbie has to take it in baby steps...as always though infinite thanks for your time and wisdom...keep it coming... <p>james bay<br><a...

...version of unix is at&ts' system V r3, according to uname....file systems are geting cluttered again...andy i took your advice from before about rm *, every morning the usr/adm/acct contents...in there are these um, folders-->core, fiscal, nite, and sum....as i said each day i come in i rm *...

hi...printer is on the fritz and my one program is slowing down...overall poor performance with this unix machine...i have a unix V r3 system....the /usr and /bms areas are now at 90+ % full from a low 70's% full capacity a few months ago...what and how do i clear up this space increase and get...

hi everyone... i have a server running unix system V/88 release R32V3 version 960907 M88100 that has 10 terminals attached via rj11 to it...all too often, say every 4 or so days the sole program on this sever, called 'patrol command' gets 'hung up' and the only way that i've been able to clear...

you need an additional program that will allow you to input info that you have scanned into your desktop...scanner disk should have that program...other wise go to site of the scanner manufacturer for that program and further details...hope this is helpful, lemme know how things turn out...good...

you need an aaditional program that will allow you to input info that you have scanned into your desktop...scanner disk should have that program...other wise go to site of the scanner manufacturer for that program and further details...hope this is helpful, lemme know how things turn out...good...

well.........duh! <p>james bay<br><a href=mailto:rgscom@aol.com>rgscom@aol.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>please bare with me with regard to my questions...i'm trying to comprehend the vast concepts as they apply to computers in general and at times forget the KISS philosophy and i do so...

hello...i am on a mission and need a copilot and some serious guidance so as to not hurt myself or more importantly my computers...i have two computers, a printer, a laptop running 98se, an 8 port bub, 3 patch cords, nt server disc, nt wkstn disc ver 4.o for both discs...what next...how do i get...

by no means is it rambling and if so as robert plant screamed many years ago and is still echoed 'ramble on'...anyways i read what your saying but still not able to grasp/comprehend what it is, the concepts of it all...i'm trying to gain the fundamental basics and all of this unix os, as it is...

i'm stickin' with no doubt, its the only i will learn this...but man am i in a world of hurt or what right now...as we speak...i type something at the console terminal and all that comes back on the terminal display are 'x's, thats it, just 'x's...not only that but my prompt has changed to'#'...

AndyBo...mahalos a plenty for your generosity and help with everything...i truly appreciate it...if you could would you email me at <A HREF="mailto:rgscom@aol.com">rgscom@aol.com</A> or at <A HREF="mailto:jbayonne@hawaii.rr.com">jbayonne@hawaii.rr.com</A> ...james...thanks again! <p>james...

hi...my names james, and thanks for your help and time with this...i'm at the console monitor and it says this in 2 lines;1st line &quot;INIT: Command is respawning too rapidly. Check for possible errors. 2nd line &quot;id: 14 &quot;getty tty14 9600P # HR/Admin Support&quot;....1st, what does...

hello...trying to print but getting this message...'lp print service isnt running or cant be reached...' how do i resolve this and get the printer back on line and in service and printing again...i miss the sound of dot matrix at work...also everything seems to be slow from input to...

and a pretty safe bet that you know what you are doing when it comes to this stuff...it worked and i know have access to my file on c:\ and on a:...thank you alt255 and dreamboat for you help...what had happened and what in essence did i do to correct it?...thanks again...james <p>james...

hi dreamboat...mahalos for your assitance 1st and foremost...i moved the troublesome file from a:\ to c:\ and tried there to open it but to no avail as the same window pops up '...the c:\tellist is not a valid win32 app..'...as for your other suggestions i tried and was able to retrieve the file...

dreamboat...i see why you are no shipwreck, its office 2000 not win 2000...this is exactly what happens...i got a floppy disk from an associate that has an inventory list on it...the extension on that file is 'xls'...i put the disk in my a:\ drive, open the a:\, display contents of the disk and...

the KISS philosophy says to &lt;Keep It Simple Stupid&gt;, got it alt255...i often to my misfortune look to deep into something when the obvious is so clear...as with your reply...i have win2000 on my system which includes excel and the floppy came from someone elses system that runs win95/98...

ok check this out i did a &quot;d&quot; and a &quot;df&quot; at my root prompt...it came back with this set of numbers and foreign language....<br> <br> &quot;d&quot;--&gt; / free: 33.1mb, full: 43%, total size: 59mb<br> /usr &quot; : 0.3mb, &quot; : 99%, &quot; &quot...

i stick my floppy disk in my a: drive to access the info there in...instead i get a warning window saying 'a:\rgslist.xls not a valid Win32 application' and gives me an ok button...what does this mean and what steps do i take in order to get to the info i seek on the floppy, if possible and...