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From: manion@RELAY.FCCC.EDU (Frank J. Manion)
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Date: 4 Nov 92 22:16:15 GMT
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              17 Apr 91 10:23:00 PST." <8B9F75153F9F609624@fccc.edu>

Around 18 months ago, Lisa Cabellero posted the following to the network
regarding modifications to peptidesort to allow calculations of
electrophoretic mobility.

>I modified PeptideSort to calculate two more values: electrophoretic mobility
>and chromatographic mobility. My modification allows the user to indicate
>phosphorylated residues and takes them into consideration in calculating
>the mobilities. It also prompts for a pH level and buffer.
>A second program, Mobility, plots the peptide mobility.
>
>Researchers in Tony Hunter's lab have been successfully using these programs
>to predict the migration of peptides on 2d peptide maps.
>
>To modify Peptidesort to take phosphorylation into consideration I had to modi
fy
>several GCG data files: isoelectric.dat, aminoacid.dat, isoelectric.txt.
>I also had to change a number of library routines (which are also used by
>isoelectric). The whole thing was really akward to do because I felt like I
>was fighting existing code every step of the way (one of the few
>modifications to GCG which hasn't been a breeze).
>
>My point is that any non-cludgy way of doing this will probably have to come
>from GCG.
>
>However, people can get copies of my band aid approach by anonymously ftping
>into salk-sc2.sdsc.edu. The programs and a help file are in a subdirectory
>called [.Mobility].
>
>
>Lisa Caballero
>
>Caballero@salk-sci.sdsc.edu
>Caballero@Salk.bitnet

I have tried to fetch these routines from the archive site, but have found
that Lisa's modifications to the routines for the calculation of the
isoelectric points are missing. Attempts to contact her via E-mail have
failed.

So my question is (1) does anyone have programs like those described above,
preferably which work on unix, and (2) does anyone know Lisa's e-mail address?

Thanks...

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Manager of Systems & Applications
The Fox Chase Cancer Center
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From: matt@Turing.ORG (Matthew L. Kreger)
Subject: Looking for medical office software
Organization: The Turing Project, Charlottesville Virginia.
Distribution: usa
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 17:14:19 GMT

Sorry if this is the wrong group.  If so, could you point me to the right one?

I am looking for a DOS or better yet, MS Windows based software package
to maintain patient records.  It should ideally be a database which
shows patient info on the first page and can attach pages to a record as needed
without creating new records for each visit.
Basically, something as close to the file folders already in use as
possible.

Thanks for your help.
-- 
Matt Kreger (matt@turing.org) is not affiliated with anyone. INFP
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Date:         Thu, 12 Nov 1992 14:05:15 MDT
From:         Pinchas Nissenson <62608@UCDASVM1.ADMIN.UCALGARY.CA>
Subject:      Word Perfect forms.

FROM: Pinchas Nissenson
      Department of Admin. Systems
We are trying to build a application that can use  a form
that was originally designed under WP.
The idea is to take the form and transfer it to the host as a file.
Read this file into the application, merge it with the data
and send the result to a laser printer. So far we did not have much success.
I would appreciate your input, ideas, and best of all solutions.
Thanks in advance.

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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 15:37:00 EST
From:         Dan Ewart <ISY9GDE@WMMVS.BITNET>
Subject:      Dialog Management Functions

We are looking forward to moving an application from TSO ISPF/PDF
to CICS. We have used TSO Clists and PDF dialog managment functions
for batch job construction and submission. We have been able to
submit jobs from CICS, but it has limitations.
I have two questions concerning the new development:

1. I understand the H&M product SYSD JFT provides dialog managemnt and
   batch job submission from CICS. Can anyone comment on this product?
   (or others that help in this area)

2. We are using RACF external security for signons under MVS/XA.
   Currently (CICS 1.7, moving to 2) when a CICS user submits
   a batch job through an extrapartition destination the userid
   is not propagated (since CICS does not really know this is a job
   submission).  Will this change in CICS 2 ?  I understand there
   are many improvements in CICS-RACF at the CICS 3 level.  Will
   CICS 3 solve this problem ? (provide a real submit interface and
   propagate a userid to the batch job)

Thanks for any information you have.
Dan Ewart
Systems Engineer
The College of William and Mary
Williamsburg, VA
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From:         scott_ankrum@VNET.IBM.COM
Subject:      (U) CICS Monitor
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From: T. Scott Ankrum -- IBM, General Sector Division
                         (301)-571-2721  t/l 250-2721
                                                              .

  Ref: M. A. Mirza
       CICS specialist
       I.P.A Computer Centre
       P.O.BOX 205,RIYADH,SAUDI ARABIA.
       <SPD0006@.SAIPA00.BITNET>

If you are interested in day to day monitoring for performance and
response time, Candle Corp's Omegamon for CICS is an excellent tool.

If you want to gather historical data for capacity planning, IBM's
Service Level Reporter (SLR) is made for that job. SLR uses the data
gathered by CICS's CMF and formats it into reports.

                                                              .
                         Inter-Enterprise: USIB1JKV at IBMMAIL
                         Internet: scott_ankrum@vnet.ibm.com
                         FAX: (301)-571-2940  Prodigy: pbpd55a
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 15:40:41 CST
From:         Larry Holder <##09@UTMARTN.BITNET>
Subject:      DFH0606 ABEND X'25'

> I added an entry to the TCT in my test (F2) partition.  When I assembled it, I
> got an MNOTE severity 0 in one of the IBM routines so I figured that one was
> ok.  I also had an MNOTE severity 4 on one of the TCT entries for a terminal
> that had been previously defined (by another programmer who is not here now) s
> I figured it was probably ok as well.  The TCT entry for the terminal I added
> did not have any error messages at all so I linked it etc.  Since I don't have
> RDO, I shut down CICS in F2 then brougt it back up to make the change take
> effect.  It was going smooth and then it abended on me and cancelled the job.
>
> Has anybody ever gotten a DFH0606 ABEND X'25' HAS BEEN DETECTED error when
> starting up CICS?  Unfortunately, the partition is the one that has ICCF so I
> can't use ICCF now.  I am running DOS/VSE/SP 3.1.2 and CICS 1.7 on an IBM 4361
> How can I get ICCF up?  ...                                           venting

Have you tried reassembling/relinking your TCT with the latest changes
removed?  Then at least you would be back to how you were, while you
figure out the problem, assuming the TCT change was the culprit.

Regarding the message: DFH0606 is issued by the DFHSRP component.
The abend x'25' is a VSE/AF cancel code meaning "the system encountered
an invalid address (outside the affected partition)."

Larry Holder,  Sr. Programmer/Analyst            Bitnet: ##09@UTMARTN
The University of Tennessee at Martin            Phone:  901-587-7890
Martin, TN  38238                                Fax:    901-587-7841

Software: VM/ESA 1.0, VSE/ESA 1.1, CICS/VSE 2.1, COBOL-II, DL/I, SQL/DS
Hardware: IBM 9221-150 with 9336 FBA dasd
PSW:      (Personal Status Words): Saved by grace (Romans 1:16 & 8:38)
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Date:         Thu, 12 Nov 1992 15:28:53 CST
From:         Larry Holder <##09@UTMARTN.BITNET>
Subject:      Word Perfect forms.

> We are trying to build a application that can use  a form
> that was originally designed under WP.
> The idea is to take the form and transfer it to the host as a file.
> Read this file into the application, merge it with the data
> and send the result to a laser printer. So far we did not have much success.
> I would appreciate your input, ideas, and best of all solutions.

We have a program that serves as a minimal-set word processing
application, recognizing anything enclosed in brackets as variables;
another program merges the variable data with the resulting form
letter and transmits it to the laser.  This is all done in CICS.

The COBOL program depends heavily on variable-length moves, compression
of blanks, and addressing; several assembler subroutines support these
special needs.  We also have a COBOL-II version of the merge program
that takes advantage of some of its features.

At what point in your design or coding are you not having much
success?  I could send you a volume of code, but you might just be
needing a specific hint to get you going again.  Reply directly if
you'd prefer.

Larry Holder,  Sr. Programmer/Analyst            Bitnet: ##09@UTMARTN
The University of Tennessee at Martin            Phone:  901-587-7890
Martin, TN  38238                                Fax:    901-587-7841

VM/ESA 1.0, VSE/ESA 1.1, CICS/VSE 2.1, COBOL2, DL/I, SQL/DS, QMF
CICS monitor: Landmark TMON, VSAM compression: Legent EXTEND/DASD
IBM 9221-150, 9336 FBA, 7171, RISC/6000
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From:         Kevin Calmes <TMIS1692@VEGA.SELU.EDU>
Subject:      DFH0606 ABEND X'25'

I added an entry to the TCT in my test (F2) partition.  When I assembled it, I
got an MNOTE severity 0 in one of the IBM routines so I figured that one was
ok.  I also had an MNOTE severity 4 on one of the TCT entries for a terminal
that had been previously defined (by another programmer who is not here now) so
I figured it was probably ok as well.  The TCT entry for the terminal I added
did not have any error messages at all so I linked it etc.  Since I don't have
RDO, I shut down CICS in F2 then brougt it back up to make the change take
effect.  It was going smooth and then it abended on me and cancelled the job.

Has anybody ever gotten a DFH0606 ABEND X'25' HAS BEEN DETECTED error when
starting up CICS?  Unfortunately, the partition is the one that has ICCF so I
can't use ICCF now.  I am running DOS/VSE/SP 3.1.2 and CICS 1.7 on an IBM 4361.
How can I get ICCF up?  The abend causes the job to cancel thereby preventing
CICS & ICCF to start.  I have made contact with IBM and they want the dump so
while I am waiting on 400 pages of dump, I thought I would try the net.
(Remember, I can't look at the dump online because ICCF is out)


Thanks for any help,

Kevin Calmes - TMIS1692@selu.edu
From: CSVLAH@CMUVM.CSV.CMICH.EDU
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Subject: Re: DFH0606 problem corrected by IPL
Date: 12 Nov 92 16:10:14 GMT
Organization: Central Michigan University

I think your problem has to do with warm starting CICS with a changed TCT.
All terminals that were active were written to the restart data set when
the system was shutdown.  Warm start uses this information to restore the
status of the terminals but the TCT changed between times.  I have found the
way to get around this is to cold start CICS or reformat the restart data
set before CICS starts again.

Lee A. Hodges, CDP
Central Michigan University
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Subject:      DFH0606 problem corrected by IPL

The problem with DFH0606 abend has not been solved but an IPL of the system
allowed the partition to come up.  I will investigate and report to the list if
I ever solve the mystery.  Thanks to everyone who replied!

Kevin Calmes - TMIS1692@selu.edu
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Date:         Wed, 4 Nov 1992 13:01:16 GMT
From:         Pete Gifford <PGIFFORD@ALLEGVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: CICS and Batch and VSAM HELP!!!

On Tue, 3 Nov 1992 09:52:40 EDT Carty ELlis said:
>Perhaps someone can direct me to the solution of either of these
>problems.........
>
>First - submitting a job to batch from CICS.....

I agree with Larry, use MacKinney JSUB product.

>
>Second - I need to write to a VSAM disk from that batch partition.....

Use another MacKinney product, CICS/CEMT from Batch.  Both are cheap,
both work fine.
>
>**********************************************************************
>Carty Ellis
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Systems Manager          Bitnet: pgifford@allegvm
Allegheny College      Internet: pgifford@alleg.edu
Meadville, PA 16335       Phone: (814) 332-2755
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You might want to try releasing a PAUSE job from the RDR and
invoking LIBR and do a restore of only the TCT phase from
an earlier backup. If you use 'RESTORE LIB=l.s.mn.mt:l.s' I
would think this would work.

Good luck,
Greg
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Date:         Wed, 4 Nov 1992 22:40:50 EST
From:         Irwin Primer <primer@ANDROMEDA.RUTGERS.EDU>
Subject:      RE: GUY FAWKES

We're told by various authorities that Halloween is a part of the Christian
calendar, but that it has a more or less extensive background in pagan
harvest celebrations or rituals.  Is there a similar layer of pagan practices
behind the specific "things to do" on Guy Fawkes Day?  This is an honest
question, and no insinuation of any sort is intended.  As for doing any of
the things mentioned, I must leave that to others.  I was just thinking--
how many of our holidays memorialize violence, and by various transformations
the violence gets converted into joy.  But there are different degrees and
kinds of joy, and if one prefers the intellectual pleasures, then a viable
alternative to the old customs for 5 November would be a reading of "In
Quintem Novembris" and the related poems.  In my edition of Milton's Complete
Poems (ed. M.Y. Hughes), pp. 13-21.  Milton's Latin epic of 226 lines,
written at age 17, is printed with Hughes's translation.  It ends with:
					Quintoque Novembris
		Nulla dies toto occurrit celebratior anno.
("Throughout the whole year there shall be no day more celebrated than the
fifth of November.")  Some Americans, of course, reserve that honor for the
fourth of July.
I. Primer
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From:         "Mary A. Gallagher" <CATQC@CUNYVM.BITNET>
Subject: Re: British naval officer
              9 Nov 1992 10:43:31 -0500 from <hrollman@MORGAN.UCS.MUN.CA>

I can only forward your query to Mr. Nokes, which I most certainly will
do.
Mary A. Gallagher
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Date:         Fri, 6 Nov 1992 10:26:18 CST
From:         TPENNYC3@UA1VM.BITNET
Subject:      Dryden

On an earlier note, some one mentioned Dryden's "Marriage a la Mode"
I would like more information on this, if possible.  The main reason
that I request this is that I have a set of early nineteenth century
engravings by Hogarth, all of which are entitled "Marriage a la
Mode."  You can email me directly to the above address if you would
prefer not to put this through the public network.
      Thanks.
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Subject:      Re: E-oops?

To all concerned about my "e-oops" as one of you called it:  thanks for
notifying me that my private message went out to the world.  Since the first
part is unclear, the second part, re Clinton, is getting a lot of attention.
For the record, I am a Clinton supporter.  Also for the record, I read
PENTHOUSE, but did not buy it (that is, I did not inhale).  Warning:  be
careful with the "reply" function on your e-mail.  Best, Ron Rosbottom
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Date:         Sat, 7 Nov 1992 13:00:07 -0600
From:         FRAE141@UTXVMS.BITNET
Subject:      Re: 18th-c. plays

That is generous of you, Paula. A lazy favor: does one of the vols contain
A. an index, including perhaps translations/adaptations?; B. an explanation
of editorial policy/-ies? (Which plays chosen, and why.) I assume it's all in
facsimile?

Merci!

--Bob Dawson
UnivTx-Austin

P.S. For a private reply: RDawson@UTxVm on BITNET
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Date:         Sat, 7 Nov 1992 17:42:30 -0500
From:         "Karen M. Bush" <kb2v+@ANDREW.CMU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: 18th-c. plays

Dear Paula--

     Thanks for the permission (it clears my conscience).  I taught
A Peep Into the Seraglio (Bickerstaff) last spring opposite Lady Mary's
journals and it was a terrific hit.  ONce they got used to the long S's,
it wasn't really rough going at all.

LInda Troost

Note: The London Merchant is also in K Roger's NAL paperback (^$): Meridien
Classic Book of 18th and 19th Century Drama.  One can also photocopy old
19th century editions of plays if one can find decent copies.
From: jsvilpis@ACS.UCALGARY.CA
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Subject: Re: 18th-century punctuation (English)
Date: 6 Nov 92 19:52:03 GMT
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Thank you to all you helpful people who responded to my query
about 18th-century punctuation.  In fact, Bob Dawson's suggestion
would make an excellent exercise for my course in bibliography,
paleography, and research methods, and I plan to steal it.  My
colleague, Barbara Belyea, whose edition of the journals of David
Thompson, the 18th-c explorer of the Canadian West, will be
published by McGill-Queen's UP in the not-too-distant future, now
has plenty of material to work with.  (She will also be getting
an e-mail account in the near future, because she is impressed
with the speed, supportiveness, and helpfulness of your replies.)

Best wishes to you all,

Janis Svilpis
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Subject:      Re: E-oops?

CALL 10:20

C VAX


RCROSBOTTOM
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RCROSBOTTOM
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CALL 10:20

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From:         jsvilpis@ACS.UCALGARY.CA
Subject:      Re: 18th-c. plays
              "PKRB@UORVM.BITNET"

To: Paula B.

A posting here on the network of the dramatists included in the
Garland series would be a big help to me and to at least one of
my colleagues here at Calgary.  Please do it, Paula, when you get
a chance.  It would also be very useful to get the original
pamphlet reprinted by Garland (not xeroxed by you in response to
individual requests, with all the attendant inconvenience to
you).  Is there some easy way to convince Garland to do this?

Janis Svilpis
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Date:         Tue, 10 Nov 1992 16:06:00 CST
From:         TB0WPW1@NIU.BITNET
Subject:      Re: Punctuation

Might I suggest in all immodesty that Bob Dawson and others
interested in long and short s might want to look at my
brief article in +Analytical & Enumerative Bibliography+,
3 (1979), 97-101.

Long s was only lower case but was used positionally just
as i-j and u-v were until the mid-17thc.  Long s held out
until the 19thc.  In none of these cases does there appear
any sound difference attached.  'loue' was pronounced love
and 'long she' was pronounced she.  In English long s is the
older form of the letter.
William Proctor Williams           TB0WPW1@NIU
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From:         "(G. Smith)" <gsmith@EPAS.UTORONTO.CA>
Subject:      Re: British naval officer
              at Nov 9, 92 10:11 am

RE: John Mears

J. Mears. __Voyages Made in the Years 1788 and 1789 from China to the
Northwest Coast of America__ (1790).

from the article in __The Canadian Encyclopedia__ Vol.II, p.1318.
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