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Date:         Mon, 14 Sep 1992 01:17:02 EDT
From:         gaynet@GALLIFREY.KENT.EDU
Subject:      GayNet Digest Volume 6 Issue 24

In this issue:
                    GayNet Digest Volume 6 Issue 24
                         SOCIAL SUPPORT STUDIES

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Date: 13 Sep 1992 17:58:48 -0400 (EDT)
From: HOST of IN FULL VIEW <AGH3RD@delphi.com>
Subject: Re: GayNet Digest Volume 6 Issue 24
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Why am I recieving multiple copies of the digest? I have now had 4 copies of
 Vol6. Iss 24 appear in my mailbox! I have a 10 meg limit per month.. if this
 continues I'll have to cancel.
agh3rd@delphi.com

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Date:    Mon, 14 Sep 1992 8:45:03 GMT
From: 815288A@DARWIN.NTU.EDU.AU
Subject: SOCIAL SUPPORT STUDIES

I'm interested in anyone currently doing research in the area of social support
 amongst gay-identified men.  Any info would be welcome.
D Mitchell  E-Mail (815288A@darwin.ntu.edu.au)

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Date:         Sat, 12 Sep 1992 10:17:02 EDT
From:         gaynet@GALLIFREY.KENT.EDU
Subject:      GayNet Digest Volume 6 Issue 21

In this issue:
                         Red Hot Chili Peppers

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Date:    Fri, 11 Sep 92 21:24 EDT
From: "Will Owen"                                 <UWOWEN@UNC.OIT.UNC.EDU>
Subject: Red Hot Chili Peppers

I don't know anything any all about the Peppers (have never heard
their songs even) except a) what I've read on gaynet this week and
b)  the cover art for the new (?) CD--the one with a face in profile
repeated around the four sides of the front sleeve--is a direct
"ripoff" of the artwork of Gilbert and George.

Gilbert and George are two gay men, visual artists, who live in England.
They've been making art together since the sixties, when they met in
art school and began living together.  Going beyond the usual notions
of "devoting their lives to art," they've decided that their life is
art.  For the last ten-fifteen years they have been creating huge
photomontages of the style appropriated by the Peppers. Photos usually
include their own portraits, and very frequently also include very
erotic pictures of British working class boys who live in their
neighborhood.  Their work's almost impossible to describe, but I'd
suggest you check it out.  There are several published collections
of reproductions of their work/catalogs of exhibitions at museums
(a big one in Baltimore in the early 80's, on several years later
in the Guggenheim in NYC, and lately a show in Moscow--Russia, not
Idaho).  Any art museum with a strong interest in contemporary stuff
is likely to have something about them in its bookstore/giftshop
as will large college and university libraries' collections.
Check 'em out.

What this means about the Red Hot Chili Peppers, I'm not sure,
except that somebody assoicated with them has seen a lot of Gilbert
and George's art and likes it.  I hope you will to.

Will Owen
uwowen@unc.oit.unc.edu

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Subject: GayNet Digest Volume 6 Issue 23
Date: 13 Sep 92 16:17:02 GMT
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In this issue:

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Date: 12 Sep 1992 23:17:36 -0800
From: ASJR@acad2.alaska.edu
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Subject: Republican/Nazi Rhetoric
Date: 9/12/92
From: asjr@alaska.bitnet

Could someone please send me the posting that contained the comparison
of Republican campaign speeches with nazi literature.  I accidently erased
it.  Thanks.

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Date:         Thu, 10 Sep 1992 07:17:02 EDT
From:         gaynet@GALLIFREY.KENT.EDU
Subject:      GayNet Digest Volume 6 Issue 17

In this issue:
                              Miss Manners
                         Red Hot Chilli Peppers

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From: MPA15C!RANDY@TRENGA.tredydev.unisys.com
Date: 10 SEP 92 01:50
Subject: Miss Manners

After reading the excerpts from Miss Manners' column, I think people are being
too hard on her.  She is not condoning bias, she is advocating privacy.  She
says it is no business of the military (or any employer) what one does in one's
personal life.  She also says people shouldn't announce their personal lives
but rather keep them private.  You can disagree with her on that point, but
if you write to her, please disagree with her for positions she actually holds,
not positions you read into her writing.

She says people can dislike one's choice of mate for a variety of reasons,
such as gender or age, but that such dislike should not interfere with one's
job.

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From: MPA15C!RANDY@TRENGA.tredydev.unisys.com
Date: 10 SEP 92 06:03
Subject: Red Hot Chilli Peppers

Just saw some of the MTV Music Awards.  The Red Hot Chilli Peppers came on
stage to accept an award, and one of them picked up another one, placed him
on the lecturn, shoved his face into his crotch, and moved his head forward
and back, simulating giving him head.  While the others were speaking, he
fondled them, reaching under shirts to play with nipples, grabbing butts,
etc.  He introduced someone who helped in the video, saying how good-looking
he was and how much fun he was to have around.  What is with these guys?  Do
they just like playing like they are gay to mess with the minds of strait
vewers?

Randy Gellens
Just Visiting MPA15C

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Date:         Sat, 5 Sep 1992 10:17:02 EDT
From:         gaynet@GALLIFREY.KENT.EDU
Subject:      GayNet Digest Volume 6 Issue 8

In this issue:
                            Please remove me

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Date: 04 Sep 1992 22:53:55 -0500 (CDT)
From: DAILEYKA@ctrvax.Vanderbilt.Edu
Subject: Please remove me
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Please remove me from your mailing list... desubscribe me, thank you..

Andy

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From:         Mayfield <MHARRIS@RICEVM1.RICE.EDU>
Subject:      dBase start

Does anyone know how to start up dbase without seeing the license agreement
showing up on the screen?

I have version 1.1 and I hate to see it each time I load dBase.

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From:         Mak Rusli <grads064@SNOWHITE.CIS.UOGUELPH.CA>
Subject:      Multiple Level Interrupt
              "garyg@EMX.CC.UTEXAS.EDU" at Sep 11, 92 12:43 am

Hi Everyone.

I am using dBase IV v.1.1. right now, and I come out with the problem
that the user may initiate multiple interrupt.

I gave the user a chance to correct his/her mistake by hitting the
UPARROW key.  However, my concern is that the user may hit the UPARROW key
again, and this will generate another level of interrupt.

I was wondering anyone had encountered this problem before, or anyone knows
how to prevent multiple level interrupt.

Thanks in advance.

MAK RUSLI
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University of Guelph
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Canada
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From:         Rich=Gautier%SETA%DRC@S1.DRC.COM
Subject:      dGE Graphics Library

Hello All:

  A couple of questions for all you Clipper programmers out there...
Where can I buy dGE Graphics Library for Clipper 5.01?  How good is it,
or is there a better one out there somewhere?  Information would be
appreciated on GX Graphics by Genus as well.  Any other graphics libraries in
the PD/Shareware arena?
  Please send tons of mail....Repeat yourselves as often as you wish..

				Thanks,
				Rich Gautier
				RG%SETA%DRC@S1.DRC.COM
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Subject:      Re: Help

On Sun, 6 Sep 1992 09:26:29 SAT Siddiq, Mohammed said:
>Hi,
What language are you using?  There are several for CLIPPER 5.0, I'm not
sure about other though.


>   I am developing a package for a client and a came across this problem that m
>y client has a office away from his shop and he wants me to give him an option
>within the application which will use a modem to dial and upload the transactio
>n file upon selection of that option.
>
>  I will be very much thankful for all suggestion.
>
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From: vanloon@cwi.nl (Maarten van Loon)
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Subject: dbase questions + ASCII --> dbase
Date: 8 Sep 92 06:44:06 GMT
Organization: CWI, Amsterdam

Thanks to all who replied on my question about
converting ASCII records to dbase. The suggestions
lead to a simple PASCAL program which could do
the conversion. Not too difficult after all.

One thing however seems a little curious to me:
the way in which dbase records are saved on disk.
If I have a field within a record let say of
maximum length 20 characters and I use only 10,
dabse save the 10 I didn't use with spaces.
Seems very inefficient to me. My dbase file
became much larger than its ASCII original.

Another thing, I noticed that the number of
records in a .dbf file is specified by an
ASCII character whose order (in the ASCII
table) is equal to the number of records.
So my question is: what happens if I run
out of the ASCII set? So far I only entered
300 records.

I am new to the dbase family. I am using
dbase III+. Maybe you dbase gurus can tell
me whether I am right or not: 
dbase III+ is inefficient, both with respect
to diskspace and with respect to the way how
to use it. If I want to find a record which
matches some pattern I first have to locate
it and then I have edit or something it to
actually see it. Maybe I am wrong, but that's
my first impression......

And now my final question: is it worthwhile
to get dbase IV? I am intending to use it
mainly for editing adresses and not for 
reports and so on.
Is dbase IV more user friendly?

Thanks in advance for any (good) suggestion,

Maarten
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From:         Fred.deVet@SOFT.IEND.WAU.NL
Subject:      re: Indexes?

DBASE VI 1.5 offers just the tool you need for browsing a specific subset of
your database.
The new feature is called : Set Key To [Range]

The Set Key To command does almost the same as  a Set Filter command, but is
smart enough to use an existing index.
Further information on Set Key To in the manual and in the TechNotes that
come with this new version of DBASE IV.

Example:
you have a database Parts containing the fields Part_no and Part_name.
There is an existing index on Part_no
This index must be the active one.

Now with the commands:

Use Parts
Set Order to Part_no
SET KEY TO "AA"

you will immediately have a filter set to all records containing a Part_no
 starting with "AA".

If you need the description field in alphabetical order, just use an index
made of Substr(Part_no,1,2)+PartName

Hope this helps,

Fred de Vet, Agricultural University, Wageningen, Holland
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From:         BRIAN THOMAS WIGHTMAN <WIGHTMAN@OSHKOSHW.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: flush right, zero fill

Date sent:  6-SEP-1992 20:19:14

-> I am working with a database that has a numeric field "Total" that is 6
-> digits long (though of course there may be 1--6 digits in this field.
-> What is the best way --- using dBASE IV --- to get this to print to an
-> ascii "field" say 9 digits long, flush right, zero fill? So that
->
-> if Total=22,               or        if Total=12345,
-> ?? Total                             ?? Total
-> returns 000000022                    returns 000012345
->
-> I think I'd like to use replicate("0",x) where x is the difference between
-> the number of digits in the field and, in this case, 9; though I'm not
-> quite sure how to define such a function using len() to find out how many
-> digits are there in the first place. Possibly I'd have to use something like:
->
-> Length=len(ltrim(rtrim(Total))) 9-Length=number_of_0s ?? number_of_0s+Total
->
-> Thanks to dBASE wizards who e-mail ideas to
-> jwarner@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu (Jack E. Warner)

To find out how long the numeric field is, try len(rtrim(ltrim(str(total)))).
This will give you the length of the field as it currently stands.  Then you
can use the following statement to print the padded field -
  ?? replicate('0',9-Length) + rtrim(ltrim(str(Total)))
If you are using Clipper, or if dBase IV supports the following functions, you
can use the statement -
  ?? padl(alltrim(str(Total)),9,'0')
This will print the number in a field of length 9, padded on the left with
zeros.

Hope this helps.

Brian T. Wightman

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From:         DON SMITH <DSMITH@INDYVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: dbase questions + ASCII --> dbase

Maarten -
   The number of records in a .DBF file is indeed stored in the header, in
bytes 4-7 (start counting with 0).  But as far as interpreting those bytes,
they are stored in hexadecimal in that PC-peculiar "back-words" format, or
whatever you want to call it.  The proper order for us humans is byte 7 - byte
6 - byte 5 - byte 4.

   For example, a .DBF with 1044 records will have
      14 04 00 00      stored in those bytes
   Rearrange to  00 00 04 14  and convert to decimal...
     (4 x 256) + (1 x 16) + (4 x 1) = 1044

   As far as efficiency of storage goes, yes, it does waste space to store a
10-character last name in 20 spaces, but it undoubtedly is simpler in the long
run.  Otherwise, imagine the convolutions in trying to edit the improperly
spelled "Marten" to "Maarten" if the most storage-efficient methods were used.
So there are tradeoffs either way.  Simplicity has its virtues, especially if
you're trying to put a damaged file back together!

Don Smith
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From:         DON SMITH <DSMITH@INDYVAX.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Data base Advisor

Jim -
   I find the magazine (Data Based Advisor) extremely useful.  I write
microcomputer based stuff in dBASE, FoxBase/Pro, R:Base...  They promised a
DataEase column which I would have enjoyed because DATAEASE IS THE WORST
HIGHLY RATED PRODUCT I HAVE EVER SEEN, and the product could sure use some
elucidation, but it never materialized.  Lately, they seem to have a large
emphasis on client-server technology, which is irrelevent to me for what I do.
But the magazine still has enough hard-core usefulness in it that I would buy
it for myself, even if my beneficient employers did not...

Don Smith
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Subject:      Re: dbase questions + ASCII --> dbase

Could somebody say what I have to do for becoming betatester for Approach for w
indows?
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