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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 92 11:16:00 +0800
From:         FCTMOORE@HKUCC.BITNET
Subject:      Display settings
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Soon after receiving NB4 I did one occasion fiddle with the display
settings, I think through SET/TEXT COLOR/F10 (full).  Now F10 fails
to bring up the full display set, and if I try SET/DISPLAY OPTIONS I get
Other Defaults, instead of Display Options.  Whatever could have happened ?
Has my help file unaccountably become corrupted ?  I'm not sure what to do.
Tim Moore
Department of Philosophy
The University of Hong Kong
From: pjb3@CUNIXB.CC.COLUMBIA.EDU (Paul J. Bodin)
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Subject: NB 4.0 Speller/Ibid/memory, Support, NBI/SBL
Date: 18 Nov 92 22:48:09 GMT
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Ted Parkinson writes:

> 3) I've been waiting for a few days for NBI to call, so I thought I'd
> post this as an open question.  Has anyone gotten the dictionary into
> EMS _and_ used Ibid successfully?  I've used the dictionary fine, but
> when i've tried to call up Ibid I get some sort of basic file directory
> menu instead.  I tried loading the dictionary with different amounts in
> conventional memory, but with the same result.

I've had no problems yet with using EMS for the dictionary and using
Ibid. at the same time.  It should be noted, though, that I am using
NB under OS/2 rather than DOS, and OS/2's memory management is much
more stable than anything provided by a DOS memory manager (even QEMM
or 386^Max).

On another note, I'd like to encourage patience on the part of those
waiting for service calls from NBI.  After mailing several thousand
packages with the admittedly minimal documentation, they have been
snowed with service calls (as we might have expected).  They are not
ignoring them, however--day before yesterday I had occasion do be in
the NBI offices and stayed on discussing a project I'm working on with
one of the programmers there.  Quitting time came and went--when I
left at 6:00 PM there were still three operators on the phones doing
customer support (one of them the redoubtable Rebecca).  The chief
programmer is making support calls himself, as is the illustrious
Steve S.  For such a small operation, they are making a concerted
effort to respond to all service calls--unfortunately this is
sometimes going to take time.

For those of you preparing to leave for San Francisco and the AAR/SBL
convention (as I am) you will be happy to hear that Steve and Deborah
will again be there.  They did not reserve a booth because of the
uncertainties involved in getting NB4/Lingua out the door, but they
are sharing with a friend.  Take the chance to drop by and schmooze!
Also remember our Sunday afternoon meeting at the CARG room, courtesy
of Robin Cover's generous hospitality.

I apologize in advance if anybody sends me a message and I don't
respond--I have set NOTABENE to NOMAIL and won't be checking my
mailbox until December 4 after I log off this afternoon.  "See" you
then!

___________________________________________________________________________
Paul J. Bodin                         Internet: pjb3@cunixb.cc.columbia.edu
Union Theological Seminary               smail: 435-52nd Street
(718) 439-3549                                  Brooklyn, NY 11220
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Date:         Tue, 17 Nov 92 19:19:46 IST
From:         "J-P Takala, University of Helsinki,
              Sociology" <JTAKALA@FINUHA.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: some troubles resolved
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Thanks to Ted Parkinson for a helpful report of NBI answers and views.

>The latest word is that auto-replace words and phrases are now limited
>to 39 letters because of some "lingua feature."  I know there was
>speculation about this earlier.  Anything longer just hangs the system.
>Rebecca checked this out with a programmer while on the line.

This brings bitter consolation.  NBI acknowledge the problem reported them
at least in September.  Furthermore, it seems I have NB4 Deluxe... It can
replace 42 letters!  Only the 43rd hangs the machine.  (of course, I only
have plain, non-Lingua NB)

j-p takala
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Date:         Mon, 23 Nov 92 12:10:48 -0500
From:         r_melammed@FANDM.BITNET
Subject:      RE: brackets in Lingua (Hebrew texts)
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Has anyone tried to use brackets when dealing with
a Hebrew text in Lingua?
We cannot get them [  ] to appear!
Renee and Uri Melammed
From: BINKLEY@FREYA.LET.RUG.NL (Peter Binkley)
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Subject: Re: Mailmerge
Date: 23 Nov 92 13:02:25 GMT
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Ken Salzberg reports:
> I just got off the phone with NBI.  I was informed that mailmerge is not
> working correctly in NB4.0, and they are preparing a "maintainance upgrade"
> to be sent out with the documentation. [...]

Did they give any hint as to the timing?  Won't this be fun!


Peter Binkley             binkley@let.rug.nl
COMERS: C_lassical, O_riental, Me_dieval, and R_enaissance S_tudies
Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
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Date:         Fri, 20 Nov 92 15:29:23 -0600
From:         Kenneth Salzberg <ksalzber@HAMLINE.EDU>
Subject:      Mailmerge
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I just got off the phone with NBI.  I was informed that mailmerge is not
working correctly in NB4.0, and they are preparing a "maintainance upgrade"
to be sent out with the documentation.   I assume that if you need to
put together any of the stuff in mailmerge that doesn't work, the best thing
to do is do it in 3.? for now.
--Ken Salzberg
ksalzber@hamline.edu
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Date:         Sun, 22 Nov 92 00:00:17 EST
From:         Adam Taylor <100026.365@COMPUSERVE.COM>
Subject:      nbcustom.set
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Can anyone offer some advice?

I have repeatedly set my copy of Lingua to autoload the printer driver
on startup, as well as setting a number of other features to default.
I see the NBcustom.set file being written to; I have looked at the
file and indeed my changes have been recorded there... but they don't
actually initialise when I reboot.

Why is it so???


Adam Taylor
Sydney Australia

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Subject:      Separators
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Please, does anybody know how to add a hyphen to the separators in v.
4? I can't find the file which replaces default.set; nbcustom.set is
not it, at least for this purpose.

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Mervyn E. Bennun, Law Department, University of Exeter
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Date:         Thu, 19 Nov 92 07:51:46 +0000
From:         "John E. Koontz" <koontz@ALPHA.BLDR.NIST.GOV>
Subject:      Re: More conferences
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Anyone going to be at the American Anthropological Association Annual
Meeting (to which is adjoined, the Conference on American Indian Languages)?
First weekend of December in San Francisco?
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From:         Michael Obuchowski <MICHALO@NEWSCHOOL.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Scarano's Ibid problem
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J-P Takala writes:

>
> I often encounter problems generating a bibliography, particularly long
> ones.  Restarting NB is often enough to solve the problem.  I mean that
> even with uncorrupted ibid files (I believe) one can run into odd
> problems, particularly after editing very big files or doing big print
> jobs.
>
> By the way, am I still the only one whose NB4-ibid cannot Extract
> references from a text file?  (That question, obviously, can only be
> answered by another who faces a similar problem, or by someone
> omniscient (or omnivorous, as Homer Simpson would say) about NB4
> users.  Hence, let's rephrase the question:)  Or has anyone succeeded
> in Extracting references from a file, using NB4 with ibid?
>

Yes, I did.  However, the file was fairly short (about 40 pages),
with about 200 reference deltas (about 70 references were extracted).

                                                     Michael





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From:         Fred Levy <flevy@U.WASHINGTON.EDU>
Subject:      Bibliographical programs
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Leon Litvack:

Would you be so good as to post a summary of the information you've
collected about bibliographic programs, especially those running under
Windows.  I'd be interested, and others on the list might be as well.  Thanks.

Fritz Levy

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Date:         Sun, 22 Nov 92 18:06:22 EDT
From:         "Robert W. Binkley" <rbinkley@UWOVAX.UWO.CA>
Subject:      Re: NB, XyWrite, Signature
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Myron Gochnauer asks about the relations among these programs. Others
on this list know much more about these things than I do, but my
impression is that NB4, like NB3, is based on XyWrite, and Signature
represents a different line of development. So the paths
are diverging.
     Robert W. Binkley: Department of Philosophy (rbinkley@uwovax.uwo.ca)
     University of Western Ontario: London, Ont. N6A 3K7, CANADA
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 92 10:34:14 EST
From:         Robert Braham <RMB@CUNYVMS1.BITNET>
Subject:      geographic congrats [was: 3.1 NB EXE SIZE]
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[intended message deleted]
You're probably sick of hearing this by now, but congratulations
on a local boy bringing world-wide honor to Arkansas. [this is
not meant facetiously, in case anyone's wondering.]

>Ray Granade
>Ouachita Baptist University
>Arkadelphia, AR  71998-0001
>granade@obu.arknet.edu
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Date:         Thu, 19 Nov 92 23:40:18 IST
From:         "Itamar Even-Zohar,
              Porter Chair of Semiotics" <B10@TAUNIVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: NB4 Keyboard reassignment
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Re: extension KBD

There is no obligation to have the extension KBD for keyboard files,
nor any other extension in NB. Extensions are made for easy
identification. not for any programming needs.

However, Becuase of the 3-bytes sequences introduced by NB 4.0,
certain files MUST be stored in the compressed mode (with the
/x switch). To avoid this nuisance, NBI introduced the possibility
to make a list of filenames, or filename patterns, which would
automatically then be called and stored in the compressed mode.
Extensions, as a most useful pattern, have thus become, in NB 4.0,
a necessary feature for a successful operation of a loadable
file (keyboard. help, library, etc.). It can still be avoided,
if the user remembers using the /x switch.

The list of filename patterns appear in NBCUSTOM.SET, at the
NBXL= line. It can be augmented or modified to suit your needs.

If you have never looked at some extra documentation on NB
keyboards, I would recommend reading about keyboards in
NB-KBD01.ZIP. New keyboards for NB 4.0 are contained in
NB-LNG01.ZIP. I will soon update this file.

Itamar E-Z
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From:         "Sarah L. Higley" <slhi@TROI.CC.ROCHESTER.EDU>
Subject:      Re: NB4 Keyboard reassignment
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Bob, you must have come aboard after all the flack I put on the bandwidth
about keyboard customization.  I received invaluable tips from Ken, Jerry,
Itamar and many others about how to revise your nb.kbd file.  You can
access this file just like any other file.  It's best to do this in ascii
mode if you have nb lingua, because Lingua will introduce hidden characters
that will corrupt the file.  I know this from hard experience, even after
the good advice of my helpers.  Before you do anything, save the nb.kbd
file under another name so that you can retrieve it if something goes wrong.
Or copy it to another disk.  What I did was to copy nb.kbd and nblingua.kbd
to the WORK directory on my hard disk, then I copied the same files to
a floppy disk under new names: nbkbd2, lingkbd2 and edited THOSE.  That
seemed to take some of the pressure off.  THE MOST IMPORTANT THING is to
edit it in ASCII mode or to disable the lingua mode.  You can do the
latter at the command line.  When you ca your file up, type ca/x.  The
/x switch turns off the lingua.  Make your keyboard reassignments and
then store it with the command st/x.  Copy the edited file to nb.kbd and
you should be home free.  I had a particularly hard time because I was
making so MANY reassignments of commands.  At least thirty.  I found to
my dismay that you can't really muck with the number/arrow keys.  They
have all sorts of pathways in Lingua that get screwed up if you try to
replace them with commands (I have always used the old Wordstar Control
commands for editing and this way I can type at breakneck speed but NB4
put the Font Pool and most of the Lingua Keyboard toggles in my
customary editing spaces, so I tried to exchange them with the number
arrow keys which I never use).  For instance, when I tried to replace
7/Home with ov,l,r (return to European keyboard) and 9/PgUp with ov,l,g
(invoke Greek keyboard), I could get into the Greek but I couldn't go
back to European!  In the greek keyboard, 7/home was "home."  So I put
ov,l,r on Ctrl 26 (=), and I could get back all right, but when I opened
a menu window, I couldn't get the gray arrow keys to function.  I still
haven't figured out why that is; in changing the number/arrow keys, I
somehow confused the operation of the other edit keys, but when I
restored their original function to them in the default keyboard, all
the other editing operations, including the new ones I'd given to ctrl
e, ctrl d, etc., worked splendidly with the menu windows.  Beats me.

In the meantime, if you don't have Lingua, you might not have any of
these problems.  If you DO have Lingua, you can edit your nb.kbd file
and the nblingua.kbd file as long as you invoke the disable Lingua
command with /x in calling and storing your file.

Good luck.

Sarah Higley
duce
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From:         Ross B Emmett <emmett@AUGUSTANA.AB.CA>
Subject:      biblio programs working under Windows
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For those interested in bibliographic programs other than IBI, and
especially about ones that work under Windows, there is a e-mail
discsion group about bibliographic programs.  The discussion group is
called BIBSOFT and it is hosted by INDYCMS.BITNET.  There has been a
recent discussion on the group about what programs work well under Windows.

Ross
Emmett@augustana.ab.ca
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Date:         Mon, 16 Nov 92 12:20:00 IST
From:         Odeda Zlotnick <KPUOZ@HUJIVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: NBI Prices, revised
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Dorothy,
I haven't really tried to contact NBI recently, so you might be right,
however, from enquiries made by others I got the distinct impression that what
started out as a Hebrew/English version of NotaBene has now been rejected by
NBI as a defective foster child, or in other terms, definitely uninteresting
special user market.

When WordPerfect entered the market in Israel with a bi-lingual version they
started out with academic prices of about $200;  There have been constantly
improving versions of the program (bug corrections) since, and literaly dozens
of copies were aquired by my colleagues and people who came to me for help.
The bugs in my version of NB, though reported, have never been corrected.
I know the reasons for this, but that does not change the fact.

I for one do not believe that NBI has any chance in the Israely market at this
point.  And its a pity.  It could have been a great program for many academians
in Israel.  *Could have been*.

                                                   Odeda.
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From:         Odeda Zlotnick <KPUOZ@HUJIVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: NBI Prices, revised
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When I bought my version of NB, the so called Shapirit in April 1990 I got
a bilingual multi-small-bug version of NB3.0 (Hebrew and English).  It cost
some $625 - $700 before VAT.  The price does *not* include IBID since IBID
works only with version 3.1.

I was also promised I would recieve the upgrade (to the best of my understandin
g that should mean NB 4.0 and Lingua) cost free.  I'm afraid I didn't ask for
the promise in writing, and did not record the agency informing me that "Mr.
Oren spoke to Ms. Reumann yesterday and she said" etc.

I have not heard a word from either the local agent or NBI since.

                                                      Odeda
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From:         Tom Schlesinger <tos@OZ.PLYMOUTH.EDU>
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One more suggestion re. all the excellent explanations of keyboard
reassignment.  I have found it useful to leave NB.KBD completely "virginal,"
and thus available at any time to be loaded if for some reason keyboard trouble
occurs.  My customized keyboard, i.e. the one that loads as default upon
boot-up has a personal name, e.g. TOMS.KBD.  It seemed to me from some of the
exchanges that some list members may not be fully aware that they can have any
different keyboards available to load as they wish, and use any names for them
as long as the extension is .KBD.

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Date:         Thu, 19 Nov 92 13:13:00 +0200
From:         Michael Shalev <SHALEV@HUJIVMS.BITNET>
Subject:      Olivetti ink-jet printer
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Has anybody bought one of the new Olivetti ink-jet printers?
I'm considering the Model 350, which in Israel costs the same as the
HP Deskjet. It is said to emulate the Deskjet, but faster, and more
reliably (the spray head, or whatever it's called, gets changed along
with the ink cartridge).
Any info about the printer, in general or as applied to NB/Lingua, would
be greatly appreciated.
...Michael
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With all this talk of meeting at conferences I'll now ask if anyone else
will be at the AJS conference in Boston in December.  If so, let me know,
perhaps we too can try and arrange a time and place to meet in bodyware.
Yechiel Goldberg
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Edward Pierce                           Emory University/Graduate School
	<ilay8169@unix.cc.emory.edu>    Department of Philosophy
	<ilay8169@emoryu1.bitnet>       Atlanta, Ga.
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From:         "Marvyn R. Harris" <mrh3b@FARADAY.CLAS.VIRGINIA.EDU>
Subject:      NB4 and VGA fonts
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Can anyone tell me if NB4 without the NBLingua add-on makes any
use whatsoever of the file NB.FNT (57344 bytes long)? Do persons
who did not purchase NBLingua find the file in their NB4
directory? If NB.FNT is not used, why is it there? If it is used,
how is it used? ~The space in that file at offset 1000 hex up to
and including 1FFF hex contains the standard IBM PC symbol set
used by Lingua. No doubt about that. But there appears to be no
way -- at least that I can find -- to access it from a NB4
installation without NBLingua.

FOR USERS OF NB4 WITHOUT NBLINGUA AND USERS OF NB3/3.1 WITH VGA.

I can send you on request a very readable sans serif VGA font (so
called by its designers though some characters do have serifs).
The file you will receive by email is in xx-encoded format. The
font is from VFONT436.ARC which I mentioned here the other day. I
have redesigned the "m"; all else is the work of the VFONT
author. Using Pete Kvitek's EVAFONT utility, I have made a file
called VFONT3.COM which installs the font on my Trident card and
keeps it resident until I reboot when using NB 3.1. Tony Woozley
reports the same for his VG-7000 16-bit Super-VGA Board, made by
DFI (Diamond Flower Electric Instrument, Ltd.). I find the font
much more readable than any I have used on my VGA setup.

It cannot be used with NBLingua since that program insists on
using its own font.  For my own use, however, I've removed theirs
and inserted the sans serif one in NB.FNT. [More than a simple
substitution is involved in case you plan to roll your own. NBI's
characters 00 and FF must be copied from Lingua's set to the new
set.]

Roy Harris - University of Virginia
mrh3b@faraday.clas.Virginia.EDU, mrh3b@Virginia.Bitnet
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