HDTenEightyP/NetNews huggingface dataset:
From: usenet@egsner.cirr.com (Usenet News Administrator)
Subject: egsner.cirr.com news summary for the week ending Sat Nov 21, 92
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Distribution: dfw
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 06:45:25 GMT
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System             Accept sys% tot%    Dup sys% tot%    Rej sys%     Sent avl%
PATH-ALIAS              0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%      190   0%
adaptex                44  58%   0%     32  42%   0%      0   0%   119825  90%
convex             128184  99%  97%    872   1%   3%     33   0%     2419   2%
dalnet                 17  89%   0%      2  11%   0%      0   0%     2781   2%
dms3b1                  0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%       44   0%
dungeon                 0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%     8576   6%
egsner               1340 100%   1%      0   0%   0%      0   0%        0   0%
ernest               2775   9%   2%  26489  91%  95%      0   0%      189   0%
ernest.wehave           0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%    97653  74%
frontier                2   1%   0%    262  99%   1%      0   0%     1796   1%
lerami                 72  86%   0%     12  14%   0%      0   0%        0   0%
mic                     0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%     2414   2%
mic.wehave              0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%   128143  97%
sdf                    22  26%   0%     64  74%   0%      0   0%        0   0%
shyguy                  6 100%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%   113310  86%
test-response           0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%     1440   1%
vector                  0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%    31057  23%
vitec                   2   6%   0%     34  94%   0%      0   0%        0   0%

TOTALS             132464  83%       27767  17%          33   0%  509837


Newsgroups: convex.news.stats,dfw.news.stats
From: usenet@news.eng.convex.com (news access account)
Subject: convex (news.eng.convex.com) NNTP summary for week ending Sat Nov 21, 92
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 07:05:58 GMT
Distribution: dfw
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Organization: Engineering, CONVEX Computer Corp., Richardson, Tx., USA
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              not necessarily those of CONVEX.


NNTP peer article transfers

Article Reception (they contact us)
System               Offered   Took   Toss   Fail Toss   Elapsed     CPU    Pct
convex.convex.com     108142 107901    241      0   0%  87:53:05   2:32:09   3%

TOTALS                108142 107901    241      0   0%  87:53:05   2:32:09   3%

Article Transmission (we contact them)
System                 Offrd   Took   Toss   Fail  Pct   Elapsed     CPU    Pct
news.utdallas.edu      94059  14991  79052     16  84% 129:25:13   0:38:24   0%
convex.convex.com        805    298    504      3  63% 129:11:45   0:19:07   0%
maui.nrc.com           67115  28630  38397     92  57% 130:34:00   0:16:53   0%
news.oryx.com          88734  46492  42232     11  48% 129:26:01   0:36:27   0%
riogrande.cs.tcu.edu   96306  96121    172     18   0% 130:37:58   0:28:59   0%
constellation.ecn.uoknor.edu
                       98737  37177  61515     45  62% 129:27:17   0:26:05   0%
news.oc.com            93265  19011  74245      9  80% 129:25:05   0:23:24   0%

TOTALS                539021 242720 296117    194  55% 908:07:19   3:09:19   0%

Transmission Connection Attempts            ------errors-------
System                   Conn     OK     NS    Net   Rmt  Pct
news.utdallas.edu        1223   1223      0      0      0   0%
convex.convex.com         429    429      0      0      0   0%
maui.nrc.com              816    816      0      0      0   0%
news.oryx.com            1158   1158      0      0      0   0%
riogrande.cs.tcu.edu     1030   1030      0      0      0   0%
constellation.ecn.uoknor.edu
                         1138   1138      0      0      0   0%
news.oc.com              1190   1190      0      0      0   0%

TOTALS                   6984   6984      0      0      0   0%

Newsgroups: dfw.news.stats
From: uucp@jmd386.lonestar.org (UUCP Administration)
Subject: jmd386.lonestar.org uucp summary for the week ending Sun Nov 15 1992
Organization: JD's home system
Date: Sun, 15 Nov 1992 13:04:08 GMT
Distribution: dfw

Remote   -----------K-Bytes----------- ----Hours---- --Avg CPS-- --Files--
 Host         Recv      Sent     Total   Recv   Sent  Recv  Sent Recv Sent
------   --------- --------- --------- ------ ------ ----- ----- ---- ----
rwsys       2644.1       1.2    2645.3    3.6    0.0   208   125  643    4
lerami         3.6       3.0       6.5    0.0    0.0   147   133    6    6
nemesis        1.7       1.5       3.2    0.0    0.0   169   155    2    2
caleb          1.6       1.5       3.1    0.0    0.0   179   167    2    2


                   -------------SUMMARY-------------
                   Total active uucp sites:      4
                   Total files recv:           653
                   Total files sent:            14
                   Total files:                667
                   Total hours recv:             3.6
                   Total hours sent:             0.0
                   Total hours:                  3.6
                   Total K-bytes recv:        2650
                   Total K-bytes sent:           7
                   Total K-bytes:             2658
Newsgroups: dfw.news.stats
From: news@lerami.lerctr.org (Usenet administrator)
Subject: lerami.lerctr.org news summary for the week ending Sun Nov 15, 92
Date: Sun, 15 Nov 1992 09:44:14 GMT
Distribution: dfw
Reply-To: postmaster@lerami.lerctr.org
Organization: USENET news support, lerami.lerctr.org, Irving, TX 75060-7726
Followup-To: dfw.news



System             Accept sys% tot%    Dup sys% tot%    Rej sys%     Sent avl%
awful                   0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%      386   2%
cmptrc                 76  97%   0%      2   3%   0%      0   0%     1159   5%
cnbisis                 0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%     1550   6%
dalsil                 14 100%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%    22186  92%
dbyrne                  4 100%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%     4949  20%
egsner                  0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%      101   0%
europa                  4 100%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%        0   0%
jinlite                 0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%      131   1%
kf5iw               15666  84%  65%   2962  16%  16%      0   0%      101   0%
lerami                165 100%   1%      0   0%   0%      0   0%        0   0%
maps                    0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%      250   1%
mic                     0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%      101   0%
niteowl                 0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%      289   1%
nnbsys                  0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%      247   1%
rwsys                8248  34%  34%  16039  66%  84%      1   0%      101   0%
taoami                  0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%     7821  32%
whitwiz                 0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%    10009  41%
woodwrk                 0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%      641   3%

TOTALS              24177  56%       19003  44%           1   0%    50022


Categories Received               Articles
alt                                     2727
austin                                    21
bit                                      330
biz                                       57
comp                                   14416
control                                  319
dfw                                       64
expired*                                 174
gnu                                      552
houston                                    3
junk                                      89
k12                                       15
misc                                    3358
news                                    1859
rec                                     3049
sci                                     1194
soc                                      921
talk                                     249
tx                                       270
vmsnet                                    27


Newsgroups: dfw.news.stats
From: usenet@news.eng.convex.com (news access account)
Subject: convex (news.eng.convex.com) news summary for week ending Sat Nov 21, 92
Date: Sun, 22 Nov 1992 07:05:44 GMT
Distribution: dfw
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Organization: Engineering, CONVEX Computer Corp., Richardson, Tx., USA
Followup-To: convex.news,dfw.news
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              Corp. The opinions expressed are those of the user and
              not necessarily those of CONVEX.



System             Accept sys% tot%    Dup sys% tot%    Rej sys%     Sent avl%
constellation           0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%    98649  89%
convex             110321 100% 100%      6   0% 100%     15   0%        0   0%
imagine.convex.com      1 100%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%        0   0%
mis.convex.com          0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%      803   1%
news.oc.com             0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%    93172  84%
news.utdallas.edu       0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%    94009  85%
nrc.com                 0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%    97938  89%
oryx.com                0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%    88729  80%
riogrande.cs.tcu.e      0   0%   0%      0   0%   0%      0   0%    96267  87%

TOTALS             110322 100%           6   0%          15   0%  569567


Newsgroups: convex.news.stats,dfw.news.stats
From: uucp@rowdy.lonestar.org (The Big UU Know Who)
Subject: rowdy.lonestar.org uucp summary for the week ending Sat Nov 14, 1992
Reply-To: uucpmgr@rowdy.lonestar.org
Organization: Rowdy Systems, Ft. Worth, TX, USA, 76109
Distribution: dfw
Date: Sun, 15 Nov 1992 05:56:38 GMT
Followup-To: dfw.news


Remote   -----------K-Bytes----------- ----Hours---- --Avg CPS-- --Files--
 Host         Recv      Sent     Total   Recv   Sent  Recv  Sent Recv Sent
------   --------- --------- --------- ------ ------ ----- ----- ---- ----
rwsys      83980.3     216.1   84196.4   18.3    0.0  1306  1545 4974  100
proteus        5.6   52583.5   52589.1    0.0    9.7   676  1542   10 2254
thekidd        7.9    9549.3    9557.2    0.0    3.2   401   850   14  801
warell         4.8    2701.9    2706.7    0.0    3.5   135   219   14  194
sneaky      1671.5       6.7    1678.1    0.5    0.0  1015  1657   16   10
qcdev        129.3     788.2     917.5    0.1    0.2   667  1098   30  236
mudshrk        1.3     340.1     341.4    0.0    0.4   231   274    2   94
skyler         7.8     187.1     194.9    0.0    0.2   148   221   12   40
jasoom         0.0       1.0       1.0    0.0    0.0     0   234    0    2
caleb          0.0       1.0       1.0    0.0    0.0     0   230    0    2

                   -------------SUMMARY-------------
                   Total active uucp sites:     10
                   Total files recv:          5072
                   Total files sent:          3733
                   Total files:               8805
                   Total hours recv:          18.8
                   Total hours sent:          17.2
                   Total hours:               36.1
                   Total K-bytes recv:      85,808
                   Total K-bytes sent:      66,375
                   Total K-bytes:          152,183

Newsgroups: dfw.news.stats
From: uucp@kf5iw.lonestar.org (UUCP Administrator)
Subject: kf5iw.lonestar.org uucp summary
Organization: Honda Sport Touring Association
Distribution: dfw
Date: Sun, 15 Nov 1992 06:00:29 GMT

Remote   -----------K-Bytes----------- ----Hours---- --Avg CPS-- --Files--
 Host         Recv      Sent     Total   Recv   Sent  Recv  Sent Recv Sent
------   --------- --------- --------- ------ ------ ----- ----- ---- ----
wb9rxw     74846.2   73689.1  148535.4   13.2   10.9  1580  1885 3094 2686
cmptrc     28819.8  100251.7  129071.5    7.8   43.7  1023   637  708 4156
rwsys      60114.2      73.9   60188.0   12.7    0.0  1316  2430 2150   74
lerami       112.7   25834.7   25947.4    0.0    3.7   701  1934   84 1206
k5qwb         81.4    5428.1    5509.5    0.0    1.6   700   939   94  456
dexnet         0.0    3674.7    3674.7    0.0    4.6     0   222    0  432
wb5nrn         0.0    3508.7    3508.7    0.0    4.0     0   240    0  142
letni       1719.9      97.8    1817.7    0.6    0.0   731  1456  928  102
drig           2.2     457.3     459.5    0.0    0.7   150   173    2  118
gmp            0.0      65.0      65.0    0.0    0.1     0   246    0   58
sdf            5.2       1.5       6.7    0.0    0.0   830  2900    2    2

                   -------------SUMMARY-------------
                   Total active uucp sites:     11
                   Total files recv:         7,062
                   Total files sent:         9,432
                   Total files:             16,494
                   Total hours recv:            34.4
                   Total hours sent:            69.4
                   Total hours:                103.8
                   Total K-bytes recv:     165,704
                   Total K-bytes sent:     213,082
                   Total K-bytes:          378,786

Newsgroups: dfw.news.stats
From: 21monteraste@cua.edu
Newsgroups: bit.general
Subject: Help
Date: 18 Nov 92 22:45:55 GMT
Organization: The Catholic University of America

Is there any one out there from Wyoming???

Benit :|
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Newsgroups: bit.mailserv.word-pc
Subject: Re: importing ascii files
In-reply-to: Your message of Sat, 21 Nov 92 15:09:02 PST.
    <9211212109.AA17251@ccu.UManitoba.CA>
Date: Sat, 21 Nov 92 22:40:35 PST
From: lauren@cv.vortex.com
Reply-To: WORD-PC@ufobi1.uni-forst.gwdg.de

Hmmm.  I thought I tried the "layout" import and it didn't seem to make
any difference.  I'll give it another try.

I'll also see about the keyboard redefinitions--they didn't exist
in 5.0 (as far as I know).

Thanks.

--Lauren--
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Subject: importing ascii files / ^H
Date: Sat, 21 Nov 92 11:36:30 PST
From: lauren@cv.vortex.com
Reply-To: WORD-PC@ufobi1.uni-forst.gwdg.de

Greetings.  While WfW2.0b has a variety of text importing modes, I
was surprised to see that, apparently, there's still no simple
mode to import a flat ascii text and do reasonable things with
paragraphs.  For example, given:

line1
line2
line3

line4
line5
line6

what's needed is a mode that will place the first three lines in one
paragraph and the second three in the second.  Instead, Word insists
on placing each line in a separate paragraph--totally useless.
While I've thrown together some ugly conversion utilties to deal
with this, has anyone come up with a clean method, perhaps with
a macro?

Also, do others find the inability to use ^H for backspace as
irritating as I do?  Under Word 5.0 I had a routine that went
through all sorts of manipulations to remap the keys, but the
same technique looks unlikely to work with WfW.  Simple BIOS
remaps won't work, since Word goes after the scan codes, it seems.
It's much faster for me to type ^H than to move all the way up
to backspace.  Given that most other applications accept ^H, it
seems ludicrous that Word should enforce such movements for such
a commonly entered key.

--Lauren--
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Subject: remapping keyboard using macros
In-reply-to: Your message of Sat, 21 Nov 92 22:40:35 PST.
    <m0mtAzk-0001nuC@cv.vortex.com>
Date: Sat, 21 Nov 92 23:08:31 PST
From: lauren@cv.vortex.com
Reply-To: WORD-PC@ufobi1.uni-forst.gwdg.de

Greetings.  Just a note that, as suggested, macros *can* be used (at least
in WFW) to get the effect of ^H->BS... I just tried it.  The technique is to
start the macro recorder, set the shortcut key for ^h, type the backspace,
stop the recorder, and save the macro.  It works fine, though you get the
unusual effect of the hourglass flash every time you hit ^h (apparently a
normal part of the macro execution sequence).  But the important part is
that you CAN get a reasonable behavior from ^H this way.

--Lauren--
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Date: Mon, 16 Nov 92 07:32:56 EST
From: Mike.Anthony@um.cc.umich.edu
Reply-To: WORD-PC@ufobi1.uni-forst.gwdg.de
Newsgroups: bit.mailserv.word-pc
X-Mts-Userid: SHQC
Subject: Page Numbering between Word versions

Do the page numbering commands work identically between versions?  I have
a very large document, written in Word 5.5 but occasionally edited in
Word 4.0, that seems to resist page numbering.  For example, within
one division/section the page numbers go 2-3-3-5-2-2-2-4.  Is this the
signature of a corrupted file or have I done something wrong?

Mike Anthony
University of Michigan
Newsgroups: bit.mailserv.word-pc
From: buchignani@hg.uleth.ca
Subject: Re: importing ascii files
Reply-To: buchignani@hg.uleth.ca
Organization: University of Lethbridge
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 17:37:19 GMT

there are rather easy macro means to convert ascii text to w4w 
format. To retain paragraph breaks but eliminate hard returns,
write a macro that:

1. converts each ^p^p to, say, ***
2. convert al ^p to <sp>
3. convert each *** back to ^p^p
4. convert each <sp,sp> to <sp>
5. For good luck, converts ^p<sp> to ^p

This does the trick.

    Norm Buchignani/University of Lethbridge/BUCHIGNANI@HG.ULETH.CA
"If we have been accustomed to deplore the spectacle...of a workman occupied
during his whole life in nothing else but the making of knife-handles or pins'
heads, we may find something quite as lamentable in the intellectual class, in
the exclusive employment of a human brain in resolving some equations, or in
classifying insects. [This] occasions a miserable indifference about the
general course of human affairs, as long as there are equations to solve and
pins to manufacture."                                      Auguste Comte
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From: Adam Thompson <thompsn@ccu.UManitoba.CA>
Reply-To: WORD-PC@ufobi1.uni-forst.gwdg.de
Subject: Re: importing ascii files
Newsgroups: bit.mailserv.word-pc
Date: Sat, 21 Nov 92 15:09:02 CST
    Nov 21, 92 11:36 am
X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.3 PL11]

lauren@cv.vortex.com writes:
>From: lauren@cv.vortex.com
>Reply-To: WORD-PC@ufobi1.uni-forst.gwdg.de
>
>... apparently, there's still no simple
>mode to import a flat ascii text and do reasonable things with
>paragraphs.  For example, given:
>
>line1
>line2
>line3
>
>line4
>line5
>line6
>
>what's needed is a mode that will place the first three lines in one
>paragraph and the second three in the second.  Instead, Word insists
>on placing each line in a separate paragraph--totally useless.
>While I've thrown together some ugly conversion utilties to deal
>with this, has anyone come up with a clean method, perhaps with
>a macro?

Aha.. another poor soul caught up by non-existent documentation!
In fact, WfW will do this, you must convert from "text with layout".
(Instead of simply "text" or "text w/linebreaks")

I believe that most MS wp's will do this, not just WfW.

Incidentally, why don't you simply redefine the key ^H to mean Backspace ?
Word provides for keymaps as (I think -- it's been a while) an extension to
its macro facility.

-Adam
--
+----------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Adam Thompson        University of Manitoba        Computer Services |
| thompsn@ccu.umanitoba.ca                    OLC Project - Unix Group |
| "He was a real ladies' man -- big, handsome, stupid." -E. F. Russell |
From: tolvanen@klaava.Helsinki.FI (Martti Tolvanen)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.info-gcg
Subject: Re: PIR format
Date: 21 Nov 92 01:29:19 GMT
Organization: University of Helsinki

In <12*gartmann@VMS.MPIIB-FREIBURG.MPG.dbp.DE> gartmann@VMS.MPIIB-FREIBURG.MPG.DBP.DE (Christoph Gartmann) writes:

>>How should I go about reformatting a sequence fetched from the PIR
>>server for GCG use, since FROMPIR (UNIX version 7.0 of GCG) doesn't
>>recognize the current PIR/NBRF format.  The recognized one (from
>>GENHELP):

> stuff deleted

>>I know I could strip off the numbering from the sequence by hand, add
>>the two dots in the start of the sequence data and use REFORMAT, but I
>>need reformatting for about 100 sequences, and I thought there could be
>>an easier way.

>Looks as if it is in GenBank format...

Not quite, the last line before the actual data says SEQUENCE whereas in
GenBank it's ORIGIN.  There's difference in the numbering, too. 
FromGenBank can't chew up these PIR sequences. 

-- 
Martti Tolvanen, Dept. Biochem., Univ. Helsinki, Finland
tolvanen@cc.helsinki.fi
From: tolvanen@klaava.Helsinki.FI (Martti Tolvanen)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.info-gcg
Subject: PIR format
Date: 20 Nov 92 13:08:28 GMT
Organization: University of Helsinki

Hi fellow-netters,

How should I go about reformatting a sequence fetched from the PIR
server for GCG use, since FROMPIR (UNIX version 7.0 of GCG) doesn't
recognize the current PIR/NBRF format.  The recognized one (from
GENHELP):

FROMPIR
  FILES_USED

     Here is part of the input file used for the example above:

 >P1;KGRT
 Gamma casein precursor - Rat
  M K F F I F T C L V A A A L A K H A V K D K P S S E E S A S
  V Y L G K Y K Q G N S V F F Q T P Q D S A S S S S S E E S S
  E E I S E K I E Q S E E Q K V N L N Q Q K K S K Q F S Q D S
  S F P Q I C T P Y Q Q Q S S V N Q R P Q P N A I Y D V P S Q
  E S T S T S V E E I L K K I I D I V K Y F Q Y Q Q L T N P H
  F P Q A V H P Q I R V S S W A P S K D Y T F P T A R Y M A *
 C;Species: Rattus norvegicus (Norway rat)
 C;Accession: A03111
 R;Hobbs, A.A., and Rosen, J.M.
 Nucl. Acids Res. 10, 8079-8098, 1982 (Sequence translated from . . .
 A;Residues 1-15 are the signal sequence.

The format one gets from the PIR server is:

This is NBRF-PIR MAILSERVER version 1.44
Command-> get pir1:xeydgd
\\\
ENTRY           XEYDGD       #Type Protein
TITLE           Galactose oxidase inhibitor - Imperfect fungus
                  (Dactylium dendroides)

DATE            30-Jun-1987 #Sequence 30-Jun-1987 #Text 30-Jun-1992
PLACEMENT        785.0    1.0    1.0    1.0    1.0
SOURCE          Dactylium dendroides
ACCESSION       A01341

REFERENCE
   #Authors     Avigad G., Markus Z.
   #Journal     Fed. Proc. (1972) 31:447
   #Reference-number A01341
   #Accession   A01341
   #Molecule-type protein
   #Residues    1-7 <AVI>

COMMENT         The mycelia of this imperfect fungus produce the
                  metalloenzyme galactose oxidase and its peptide
                  inhibitor. The inhibitor, which can bind one
                  copper ion per molecule and does not bind the
                  apoenzyme, may inactivate the enzyme by binding to
                  its prosthetic copper group.
SUPERFAMILY     #Name galactose oxidase inhibitor
KEYWORDS        copper

SUMMARY           #Molecular-weight 706  #Length 7  #Checksum  2177
SEQUENCE
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I know I could strip off the numbering from the sequence by hand, add
the two dots in the start of the sequence data and use REFORMAT, but I
need reformatting for about 100 sequences, and I thought there could be
an easier way. 

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Martti Tolvanen, Dept. Biochem., Univ. Helsinki, Finland
tolvanen@cc.helsinki.fi
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