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Date:         Thu, 12 Nov 1992 15:55:58 CDT
From:         Robert Bocher <RBOCHER@macc.wisc.edu>
Subject:      dial network access

----------------------------Original message----------------------------


Folks interested in dial access to the network may want to consult the
following.

1)  The PDial file that can be retrieved from an email message to
info-deli-server@netcom.com   Include  send pdial  in the subject
line.  This file includes service options and costs.

2)  Ed Krol's new book "The Whole INTERNET..."  lists over 50 network
providers in appendix A.  He also explains the differences between
leased line access, dial access, etc.  Costs are not included although
there is a USPS address for each provider, something that is not
always in the PDial file..

3) Genevieve Engel (gen@magnum.ucop.edu) also has developed a good
list of network providers titled, "Internet Service Providers Offering
Dialup Access - From A to Z".  This was in a draft form as of 10-5-92.

I am sure there is a large overlap between these lists.  Many of the
dial providers will obviously require a long-distance call although
some do provide 800 access.  But again, even with 800 access you still
pay other costs.


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Subject:      Words, fun, and degrees

----------------------------Original message----------------------------
I was amused by Paul Emmons' observations on librarians and computer
techies and who has more fun after hours.  I recall our recent annual
Office of Information Technology "Rock Eagle" conference for the state
of Georgia at which librarians, techies, and vendors presented a variety
of topics.  I didn't notice that librarians were having any less fun than
were techies!  Let's get away from this idea that librarians wear their
hair in buns, have prune faces, and don't understand anything about
computers.  Our OIT conference is a good way for all of us whose lives
and work revolve around automation to mingle, and it didn't matter what
your credentials were.  Perhaps other states/locations need to develop
such opportunities to interact??  And I'd like to mention that I am really
pleased with the relationship we have here between the Library and our
Campus Computing Center.  We help each other rather than trying to
pinpoint our differences.  I feel sorry for some folks who always seem
to pit librarians against computer center personnel.  Their work
environments must be much less enjoyable than the one we have here.

Mary K. Dudman
Systems Librarian
Georgia Southern University             MLS University of Illinois!!
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Subject: Job: Head, Access Services

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Cross posted to PACS-L and ACRLNY-L

Head of Access Services Department.  Provides leadership in developing,
implementing, and evaluating electronic information services.  In cooperation
with other library staff, designs and delivers library instructional programs
and performs database searches.  Supervises one librarian and an interlibrary
loan staff of four full time employees.  Serves on reference desk in rotation
with other librarians.  Steen Library serves a predominantly undergraduate
student population of 12,721.  The campus is located in pine-forested
East Texas.  Required qualifications:  ALA-accredited MLS with minimum of two
years experience in library instruction and database searching.  Salary:
$29,166 for 10.5 month academic contract with all faculty holidays and
excellent benefits package.  Closing date:  February 1, 1993, or until position
is filled.  Send letter of application and resume to:  Alvin C. Cage, Director
of Libraries; Stephen F. Austin State University; Box 13055; Nacogdoches, TX
75962-3055.  SFASU is an AA/EEO employer.
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Subject:      list

Tharon, Thanks a million for posting the professional writers reading
list.  This is really useful stuff.


Ralph       rwahlstr@hp.uwsuper.edu
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From:         "cathy clark" <IMSD100@INDYCMS.BITNET>

Please provide me with information on how to subscribe to your
bulletin board.  Thank you.
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              <V2002A@TEMPLEVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: HELP WITH CAPTURE COMMAND

On Thu, 5 Nov 1992 08:54:48 EST jeff lewis said:
>Capture is an 'EXTERNAL' program not related to clipper.  The programmer used
>it to perform a function (maybe a screen capture?).  Your might want to type
>CAPTURE at the C prompt and see how it reacts.

     CAPTURE is the Novell networks way of redirecting printer ports to
the network spoolers.

>>I am trying to convert a Clipper 87 based program to Clipper 5.01 that
>>is being used on an old NOVELL network under MS DOS 3.2 and
>>encountered a problem that has me baffled.
>>
>>Is there a difference when using this command under the two versions
>>of clipper?

     It could be a memory problem.  Try recompiling in 5.01 and allowing
more memory for external commands.  HTH!

              Andy Wing
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From: fletcher@saxon.UUCP (Edward F Eaglehouse)
Subject: Re: Clipper 5.01 dbcreateindex() problem
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The problem I have found is that the expression and the code block MUST
MATCH EXACTLY, else dbcreateindex() calls the function once, sees that they
don't match, and promptly aborts.

There was an article in Data Based Advisor in the Clipper column by Rick
Spence that addressed this issue.  It is also in the reference book "Clipper
Programming Guide, 3rd Edition, Version 5.01" by Rick Spence (a nice book to
keep on your shelf).  For anyone interested in picking this up, it is
published by Microtrend Books (Slawson Communications, Inc.).
ISBN 0-915391-68-6.

Basically what you do is add a UDF to your key expression that displays your
progress bar (RECNO() / LASTREC() * 100.0 gives a percentage).  When the
indexing is complete, use the low-level file functions to read the indexing
expression from the index file (close it first), remove the UDF at the end
of the key expression, and rewrite it.  The expression starts at offset 22
(23rd byte) in the NTX file and is a maximum length of 256; the expression
is terminated with a null byte.

Note that the indexing expression is always called once with RECNO() at EOF
before indexing actually starts.
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From:         DON SMITH <DSMITH@INDYVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Need help in selecting a database applicaton...please

I know I should keep my mouth shut (the dBASE listserv is NOT for arguing),
but here goes...

   I just LOVE the response to this question from the guy who completely
IGNORES that the original question specified BOTH IBMs and Macs and said to
"get Clipper."  Talk about the "MY favorite database uber alles" mentality...

   I'm not missing something here, am I?  There isn't a MacClipper, is there?

Don Smith
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From: timmer@fwi.uva.nl (Ralf Timmer (I89))
Subject: Clipper 5.01a FIX
Organization: FWI, University of Amsterdam
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 12:48:38 GMT

Hi,

I know this has been asked earlier, but:
Where can I ftp the latest clipper 5.01a fix?

I read that there was also a new version of the NanForum Toolkit (v2.1).
Is it already on ftp?
Is there an update from v2.0?

I also want to know if clipper 5.01 (with the 5.01a fix) is stable
with Windows 3.1. So, can I use programs made with clipper 5.01a
under Windows 3.1 without the risk they crash?

Thanks in advance, Ralf
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From:         PA11 <PA11@BART.MIO.UWOSH.EDU>
Subject:      Recognize Current Field Name

In response to the question asked concerning recognizing Current
Fields,  in Clipper you can get the field name if you know number of
that field in the database by using the FIELDNAME function.

syntax is FIELDNAME(n) where n is a number.  If n is bigger than the
number of fields in the database, the function will return a NULL
string.  Maybe you could write some simple code to keep track of
which field number the user is on.

Also useable is AFIELDS() which will fill up an array with all the
field names in the database.  This also fills up arrays with the
type, width and decimal places in numeric fields.
AFIELDS (names, type, width, decimals) where all the parameters are
arrays.


eg.

LOCAL names, type, width, decimals

USE DATA
names := DATA->(ARRAY(FCOUNT())
..
..
..

DATA->(AFIELDS(names,type,width,decimals))


After this piece of code, these four arrays will contain all the data
about the database fields.
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From:         DON SMITH <DSMITH@INDYVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Rbase Question

> I would like to know is there a way to convert a Rbase table to ASCII format
> and if so what are the commands?

Yes, there is (I should hope so!)  The command is

   UNLOAD DATA FOR tablename AS ASCII

to produce comma-delimited ASCII.  There are a few additional options to the
command - don't know if you have R:Base manuals handy or not...

Don Smith
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From:         "P.NEWBY" <S090@CPC865.EAST-ANGLIA.AC.UK>
Subject:      Mathematical symbols in dBASE.

We want to use dBASE IV version 1.5 to store bibliographic records, some of
which contain mathematical symbols, such as the Greek character PSI.

A word processor can handle these symbols, but does anyone know if dBASE
can too ?

Pat Newby, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK.
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   > I should be able to recognize the field name that the user is currently
   > editing so that I can read its contents and do a comparison.  Any ideas
   > as to how may I be able to achieve it ?

Since Clipper was brought up in a previous reply, here goes ...

In clipper 5.01, the entire GET system has been redesigned as a class, in an
OOP fashion. When you do an @ x,y GET varname, a get object is created. There
are inherited GET object instance variables and methods (functions) to obtain
information about the get object. For example the NAME instance variable
returns the varname of the current get. There are a couple of methods, VarGet()
and VarPut() that allow you to retrieve / set the value of the varname in the
@...Get statement. What makes this nice is that clipper has a function,
GETACTIVE(), that returns the current get object, i.e. the get object that the
user is currently editing. You could, in a WHEN or VALID clause, do something
like the following:

Function VarInfo(getlist)

local oGet        := GETACTIVE()       // Save the current GET object
local cVarname    := oGet:Name         // Store the name of the variable
local Varcontents := oGet:VarGet()     // Store the variable's contents

... do stuff with Varcontents ...

Return nil

You don't have to pass any information about the variable in the @...GET
statement to function VarInfo because it is already stored within the get
object itself.

I realize this doesn't help the non-clipper users much. Just thought I'd pass
it along.

Dean Burnfield
The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio
Internet address: burnfield@uthscsa.edu
BITnet address:   burnfield@uthscsa
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From:         Adam Lowe <ST201691@BROWNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Converting MEMO fields --> Paradox

I am trying to convert a database from dbaseIII+ to Paradox 3.5
Unfortunately, since Paradox does not have the "MEMO" type
field, it shortens all memos to the max 255 character field that
it can handle if one tries to import using Paradox.

I am looking for a workaround to this.
I tried exporting from dBaseIV to the assorted TXT types, and  to
Lotus.  All of these options merely excluded exporting the MEMO
fields.

I know that dbaseIII+ has a seperate file in which it keeps the
MEMO's  (fname.DBT), however it seems to contain some control
characters, and no obvious linking to the DBF file.

Can you help?
--adam
From: mnewson@memstvx1.memst.edu
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Subject: Rbase Question
Date: 6 Nov 92 16:35:22 GMT
Organization: Memphis State University

I would like to know is there a way to convert a Rbase table to ASCII format
and if so what are the commands?


Thanks for your help.
Merna Newson
Memphis State University
Memphis, TN
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From:         DON SMITH <DSMITH@INDYVAX.BITNET>
Subject: Re: SUMMARY Re: dBase: browse by rows instead of columns?

> I was wondering if I can format a screen using which I can accept
> data into a field which is, say, about 150 characters long.  Since the screen
> has a limitation of a maximum of 80 characters is there a wrap-around
> facility in DBASE IV that I can use ?

Of course this is not what you asked for, but you know that you can scroll
within a one-line GET by using the PICTURE clause '@S40'  (to scroll a
100-character field within a 40-character box, for example)?

Don Smith
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From:         CHARLES BALLARD <CBALLARD@USMCP6.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Set format and windows

     If you look at your .fmt file (modi comm ????????.fmt) you'll
notice that all in the world it actually is is a series of
@ say...get statements.  Obviously the coordinates contained in the
file are for full-screen editing since you were in full-screen mode
when you created the format file.  The easiest thing I can think of is
to create your own command (.prg) file, giving it a .fmt extension, and
place the coordinates for your @ say...gets at what you would like them
to be in the window.  Not the most aesthetically pleasing solution, I
agree, and in fact, I'm not completely sure that it will work (I've never
played with windows in Dbase IV), but you can at least try.

Hope this helps, and let me know (or the list for that matter) how it
works.

Charles Ballard                <cballard@usmcp6.bitnet>
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From:         "(Steve Gillard)" <gillard@MAILBOX.MAIL.UMN.EDU>
Subject:      Removing an unwanted message

I have some applications which create text files used for word processing
mail merge functions.  In the dBase application I get the following message
on the screen.

<Press any key to continue...>

The first thing I looked for was a WAIT command in the program at this
point; however, when I traced the program execution what I found was the
following line of code.

<! erase c:\wp51\pc\label.txt>

I there a way to suppress this wait message?  I is a problem particularly
when multiple files are being erased?
From: thamilto@PCOCD2.INTEL.COM ((Tony Hamilton - FES~))
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Date: 6 Nov 92 19:57:56 GMT
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Hello,

Running dBase IV 1.1 on Unix, we have always had problems with the screen.
It often does not redraw correctly, clear completely, and so forth. The
problem seems to be worse on slower terminals, such as DEC VT terminals, but
even on a high-speed X-station in an xterm window, the screen problems still
persist. This requires end-users to do frequent refreshes in order to maintain
the integrity of the screen.

Does anyone know of a fix? Does anyone else experience the same thing?
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From: "tom frazer" <tom.frazer@canrem.com>
Subject: dbase quick search (fwd)
Reply-To: "tom frazer" <tom.frazer@canrem.com>
Organization: Canada Remote Systems
Distribution: bit
Date: 10 Nov 92 01:39:01 EST

To: thamilto@pcocd2.intel.com

(H> > I want to create a browse with two or more fields displayed where
(H> > the user can hit a key and be placed at the first record that
(H> > matches the key (i.e. first record with a first character that matche
(H> > the key entered). If there exist more then one record, the user must
(H> > be able to hit another key to further specify the search.

    I have a sample disk from a Borland seminar from last year which has a
program which does exactly what you are looking for. Unfortunately it is
at work and I am at home, I'll get it and post the code to you as a series
of messages.
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From:         DD13000 <DD13@NMUMUS.BITNET>
Subject:      dBase's screen background

Can anyone tell me if it is possible to develop a background
screen made of "small blocks" with dbase IV.  If so, will you
please enlighten me?

A good example of the screen I tried to describe above is the
background screen Quicken use for its main menu.

Thanks
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From:         CC39000 <CC39@IONA.BITNET>
Subject:      Getting Rid of Duplicate Records

Let's please not ignore that a unique index will, by DEfAULT
use the first occurance of the key.  If you need to check which
is the most recently updated of duplicate records, you will
have to do a bit of programming to check the content of critical
fields in the records which the duplicate index keys.
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From:         Ken <INFOSY13@UCONNVM.UCONN.EDU>
Subject:      Clipper and Windows

Dear netters,

  Is it possible to run Clipper apps in DOS boxes in Windows 3.1?  I read
that the new release of Clipper 5.01 may be able to, any truth there?  Any
help, whatsoever, regarding Clipper and Windows shaking hands would be
greatly appreciated.

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