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Date:         Fri, 13 Nov 1992 08:15:08 -0600
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From:         ANGELINA JOSEPH <9725JOSEPHA@VMS.CSD.MU.EDU>
Subject:      Punctuation and spacing for searching

We have noticed in our library that sometimes using the "limit search"
does not pull up the recods.  Our acquisitions librarian was trying to
limit the search for some items by publisher.  The publisher Lawyers
Co-operating Pub Co. has a hyphen.  System wont let you put the hyphen
or recognize if you compress it.  So it will say "none found under the
publisher".  Similarly, if we dont put Governmet documents number exactly
as in the 086 field the system wont  recognize it and wont retrieve the
records.  If III could make changes or enhancements for these like
a call number search or a title or author search, it will be great to
have a very user friendly system.
I dont know if Ann Kebabian wants to include these alos for her list of
enhancements.  If so take these also Ann.
Angelina Joseph
Marquette University Law Library
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
From: weeksrw@vax2.concordia.ca (BOB WEEKS/COMPUTING SERVICES/CONCORDIA/514-848-7677)
Newsgroups: bit.listserv.innopac
Subject: Re: Use of color terminals on Innopac systems (Query)
Date: 13 Nov 92 14:44:00 GMT
Organization: Concordia University
News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41

In article <01GQUDITDHO4001QN9@OLDCC.BRYNMAWR.EDU>, L_BILLS@OLDCC.BRYNMAWR.EDU writes...
>I use III on a color mac.  The problem I have had is that once
>i get a screen with bold on it (any options box, for instance)
>all lettering from then until i log out is in bold.  In my case
>bold is represented by an attractive shade of red.  I am sure
>I could adjust this if I read all the manuals.  We have had
>a similar problemwith non-color macs.  That is, once bold starts
>the mac does not seem to pay any attention to any commands
>to "unbold".  

I don't know if it will correct the colour problem, but III has a fix for 
the MAC bolding problem.  As I understand it, it's not a MAC problem per se
but a VT100 emulation problem on some Unix systems.  Call III and ask for
the "no-bolding" version of the VT100 selectterm file entry.

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    Bob Weeks    Computing Services, Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec
    weeksrw@vax2.concordia.ca    Tel: (514) 848-7677    Fax: (514) 848-7622
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Date:         Tue, 10 Nov 1992 18:57:54 -0500
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From:         "(Ronald Ryan)" <rxr3@PO.CWRU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Enhancements Process

I'd like to see the INNOPAC system maintain and graph the number
of concurrent users the way it now does with OPAC searches. This
would be very useful in evaluating need for more or fewer ports.

--
Ron Ryan                                       "Friends don't let
Head of Integrated Library Systems              friends use DOS."
CWRU Library Information Technologies Dept.
Internet: ryan@po.cwru.edu   BITNET: Ack...archaic technology!
From: lib_jacobs@HG.ULETH.CA (Leona Jacobs (ext. 2008))
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Subject: The "bold" problem
Date: 9 Nov 92 17:23:31 GMT
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My two cents ...

At the University of Lethbridge, we have VT220s, IBM PS/2s and IBM compatibles
running Smarterm, and a variey of MacIntoshes running a variety of emulation
software but primarily Pacerlink.  I have not experienced the "bolding"
problems with VT220s (at least none that I have seen or that have been reported
to me).  However, with the IBMs and the Macs, the bolding problems are a real
problem.

When we first went "live" with INNOPAC, we had numerous complaints as did our
Computing Services department, about INNOPAC bolding the users video output.
When I queried III, I got the same response as the rest of you ... not their
problem.  I still get the occasional "jab" about this problem but I only put on
my flak jacket and communicate what I know which is what III told me ... there
is really nothing more that we can do.  If the problem was specific to a
particular software emulator, perhaps I would blame the software but its not.
On the Macs, the bolding makes the screen almost impossible to read.

It's good to know it is not "just us".
Leona

**************************************************************************

Leona Jacobs, Systems Librarian           Internet: lib_jacobs@hg.uleth.ca
University of Lethbridge, Library         Voice:    (403) 329-2008
4401 University Drive                     Fax:      (403) 329-2022
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Date:         Fri, 13 Nov 1992 09:43:00 EDT
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From:         D_FOURNIER@ACC.HAVERFORD.EDU
Subject:      Re: Punctuation and spacing for searching

Punctuation and spacing must also be entered perfectly when searching the
music publisher's number field (028).  It would be great if these types of
searches could be more forgiving.

Donna Fournier
Music Librarian
Haverford College
d_fournier@acc.haverford.edu
From: AKEBABIAN@COLGATEU.BITNET
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Subject: Cataloging enhancements
Date: 6 Nov 92 16:39:14 GMT
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Hey, all you Innovative catalogers--where are all your enhancement suggestions?\
I expected to be FLOODED with mail, and so far, nothing.

Yes, it's a good system, and yes, it's getting better all the time.  But let's
face it--nothing's perfect!

If the straight cataloging functions are working smoothly, let's think about
authority control.  Anyone else tried to key a Marc authority record in III?
How about suppressing authority records which need x-refs for staff purposes
but have no access points in the OPAC (reference records for series-like
phrases, or for non-traced series).

So get on your hobby-horses and WRITE!!

Ann Kebabian
Colgate University
Hamilton, NY 13346
(315) 824-7309
akebabian@colgateu  (bitnet preferred)
akebabian@colgate.edu  (internet)
From: Roberta_Corbin%UCSDLIBRARY.UCSD.EDU@SDSC.BITNET
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Subject: Bold problem
Date: 9 Nov 92 18:43:24 GMT
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Since there has always been a bold problem on the MACs, I.I.I. has done a VT100
(nobold) terminal emulation.  We just got it as part of Release 8 and are about
to have them add it to our list of terminal types for particular logins
(especially the remote login).  Any of you having this problem might want to
check into this option.


Roberta Corbin
UC San Diego
(619) 534-1287
rcorbin@ucsd.edu
rcorbin@ucsd.bitnet
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Date:         Wed, 4 Nov 1992 12:14:26 -0500
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From:         "(Frances M. Parker)" <fmparker@COLBY.EDU>
Subject:      Re: onsearch file

Melissa Jadlos asked:

>Is anyone using the automatic onsearch file as part of their missing/lost
>book procedures?


Yes, we are using it at Colby.  It is too complicated to explain the
details here (and I want to go to lunch), so I will send Melissa a copy of
our procedure.  If it is of interest to others they can let me know by
e-mail and I'll send them a copy (at least the first five or six).

                                Frances Parker
                                Colby College Library
                                fmparker@Colby.edu
From: TROY@CCIT.ARIZONA.EDU
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Subject: RENEWALS
Date: 6 Nov 92 23:28:57 GMT
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I'm interested in what people have done about renewals and telephone renewals
 inthe interregnum between systems (we are leaving GEAC) and coming up on
 INNOPAC.
Tim Troy, University of Arizona. "TROY@CCIT.ARIZONA.EDU"
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From:         "CYNTHIA M. COULTER - (319) 273-2801" <COULTER@ISCSVAX.UNI.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Ordering on Innopac

Here at the University of Northern Iowa, we now use just one copy of the
purchase order we print instead of the manual order form you described.  The
entire form goes to the vendor.  The form consists of two parts with a vertical
perforation allowing it to be split into two.  The vendor keeps one and returns
the other with the ordered item.  The returned order form accompanies the
ordered item from Acquisitions to Cataloging who holds it until the shelflist
card is received.  After checking to make sure info is correct (call # as
written on the order form matches shelflist), the stats are compiled
appropriately and the form is discarded.

Requestors are notified in a different fashion than we did before (our previous
procedure was much like yours).  Now we enter the requestor's name in the
"selector" field in the order record (we asked III to rename the field name
accordingly) and use the RACTION code to show that the requestor should be
notified.  Our "systems office" does a list each month of the items cataloged
the previous month.  Those with the RACTION code of "n" for notify and a name
in the REQUESTOR field are given to the Collection Management Office.  Their
student assistants cut apart the list and send it with a cover memo to the
appropriate faculty member, notifying them that the requested materials with
such and such a call number have arrived and are available.

We do not file the order forms anywhere, except for the brief interval between
cataloging and receipt of the shelflist card.  We decided to question our
actual needs for paper files and as you can see, eliminated all (temporary
exception noted).

In those cases when a vendor does not return the purchase order with the item,
the Acquisitions Department makes a screen print which accompanies the item.  I
have to admit the vendors do a pretty good job of returning our purchase
orders.

Hope this helps!

Cynthia Coulter
Head, Acquisitions
University of Nothern Iowa
Cedar Falls, Iowa
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Date:         Fri, 13 Nov 1992 09:43:00 PDT
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From:         JTOWNLEY@ACUSD.BITNET
Subject:      punctuation in searching

        Some data bases (such as OCLC for example) require that the
searcher standardize numerical searches by removing spacing or punctuation
and indicating what kind of number it is by preceding it with an indicator.
This way the searcher doesn't have to guess how the number was entered
exactly.  Couldn't Innovative try something like that?
        Jeri Anne Townley
        University of San Diego
        jtownley@acusd
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From:         TROY@CCIT.ARIZONA.EDU
Subject:      CHANGING SYSTEMS AND RENEWALS

up the new system to avoid endless confusion?  Welcome comments.  Tim Troy,
 University of Arizona: (602)621-7968; FAX (602)621-9444; TROY@CCIT.ARIZONA.EDU
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 10:49:24 -0500
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From:         "(John Rutherford/Faculty Computing Center)"
              <RUTHERFORD@CCSUB.CTSTATEU.EDU>
Subject:      quiet printers

I am interested in recommendations on quiet serial printers for use with
INNOPAC, to be attached directly to VT420 type terminals.  Hopefully, they
would be fairly sturdy, and under $400.00 .  Ideally they would be
cheaper to operate than typical HP Thinkjet type printers.

Thanks,

John Rutherford
Central Connecticut State University
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Date:         Tue, 10 Nov 1992 14:51:24 +0100
From:         Klaus Wolkersdorfer <VMPROD@DJUKFA11.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: CMS TAR (Octal Conversion)
              6 Nov 1992 17:33:36 CST from <TROTH@RICEVM1.RICE.EDU>

Rick,

sorry for the delay:
It happens that I wrote some time ago ASSEMBLE filters for octal conversion:
(We needed that for a conversion from GML POSTSCRIPT files to 7 bit printers
 on workstations. So we could achieve sending characters with the 8th bit on)

c2o      Converts EDCDIC string to octal digits (byte for byte)
         i.e. 'AB' = X'C1C2'     --> '301302'
         i.e. 1234 = X'000004D2' --> '000000004322'

o2c      Converts groups of 3 octal digits to bytes
         i.e. '301302' --> 'AB'

w2o      Converts 32 bit words to exactly 12 octal digits each
         i.e. 1234 = X'000004D2' --> '000000002322'

o2w      Converts groups of 12 octal digits into 32 bit words
         i.e. '000000002322' --> X'000004D2' = 1234

So if you need d2o you could write

... | spec 1-* d2c 1 | w2o | ...
                  or   c2o    depending what you really want.

I will send you the ASSEMBLE files together with a small EXEC to create
the PIPLOCF MODULE using the MACLIBs from 1.0106.
(BTW: Where are these MACLIBs in 2.0101 ?)

Hope this helps
Klaus
I'net: K.Wolkersdorfer@kfa-juelich.de
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Date:         Thu, 5 Nov 1992 10:59:37 GVA
From:         Mario Guanziroli <L3EMULAT@LEPICS.BITNET>
Subject:      Job offer
Comments: To: Footie Fans <SOCCER-L@UKCC.BITNET>,
              CERNLIB Discussion list <HEPLIB@CERNVM.BITNET>

Sorry for using this list for "non-native" purposes, but I hope some
reader might be interested by the following offer.
Thanks.
Mario G.

--------------------------  Cut here  ----------------------------------


                             JOB OFFER FROM CRS4
                             ___________________


The CRS4 ("Centro di Ricerca,Sviluppo e Studi Superiori in Sardegna" - Centre
for  Advanced Studies, Research and Development in Sardinia) opens a position
in the framework of the project "PALACE - Parallelization of a Large Code for
the Simulation of the Effects of Radiation".

The candidate should have good experience in using large FORTRAN programs  in
the field of detector simulation.
Good knowledge of GEANT and citizenship of an European Community member state
are considered as strong pluses.

Applications,  accompanied by a recent photograph, the curriculum vitae and a
letter of recommendation, should be forwarded to:

    Mario Guanziroli
    c/o CERN / Div. PPE
    1211 Geneva 23 (Switzerland)
    Phone: +41 22 767.8114
    E-mail:GUANZIRO@cernvm.cern.ch

The CRS4 was established in 1990 in Cagliari (Sardinia,Italy), in the  frame-
work of a deep collaboration between Science and Industry.
Created  on  the initiative of The Sardinian Autonomous Region, the CRS4 aims
to become one of the leaders of the italian and european research.
Its goal is to create  a  link  between  science  and  industry,  emphasising
applied research and its fall-outs.
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From: TCSMAINT@NUACVM.ACNS.NWU.EDU (Tim Stoodt)
Subject: CMS Pipelines Tutorial-00
Organization: Northwestern University
Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1992 16:18:59 GMT

Hi,
    I'm running Pipelines 1.0106 on a VM/XA system.  I want
to order more copies of the CMS Pipelines Tutorial.  Is
GG66-3158-00 the most recent, or is there a -01.  Thanks. T.S.
 
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From:         "(Joseph D. McMahon)" <xrjdm@CALVIN.GSFC.NASA.GOV>
Subject:      A small error

> ----
>
> A sample OSCMD-driven filter (TOSMTP):
>
> /* REXX - Reroute a job to SMTP
>
>    This REXX EXEC is a Pipes filter which treats the first word of the
>    primary input stream as a job number and issues a JES2 $TOJ command
>    to reroute the job to SMTP (locally). The command output is sent to
>    the primary output stream.
>
>    Example: PIPE literal 1234|rexx tosmtp|console
>
>  */
>
> X = ''
>
> do forever
>    if X = '' then 'readto X'
>    parse var X jobumber .
>    "callpipe var X",
>      "|spec /tsocmd os cmd('$TOJ/ 1 1-5 next /,OUTGRP=1.1.1,D=SMTP')/ next",
 Make this a   tsolit  instead.

>      "|command"
>
>    "callpipe qsam tsopipot|*:"
>    X = ''
>    end
>
> error: return RC * (RC ^= 12)
>

 --- Joe M.
>
>
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 19:27:05 CST
From:         Jim Colten <IJIM@UMINN1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Need to sort records ignoring case using pipes

On Wed, 11 Nov 1992 15:00:31 EST Bill Verity said:
>I need to sort records ignoring case.  Xedit seems to handle this properly
>if we have CASE MIXED IGNORE.  Is there any other way to do it?  Obviously I
>need the case preserved coming out the other end.  XLATE changes the records
>permanently which is not acceptable.

You can do something like the following:

/*sort cols 11-15, ignore case*/
'PIPE',
  '  < input file a',
  '| spec 11-15 1 *-* next',
  '| xlate 1-5 upper',
  '| sort 1-5',
  '| spec 6-* 1',
  '| > output file s'
Organization: Penn State University
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1992 15:00:31 EST
From: Bill Verity <WHV@psuvm.psu.edu>
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Subject: Need to sort records ignoring case using pipes

I need to sort records ignoring case.  Xedit seems to handle this properly
if we have CASE MIXED IGNORE.  Is there any other way to do it?  Obviously I
need the case preserved coming out the other end.  XLATE changes the records
permanently which is not acceptable.
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 12:25:48 EST
From:         Paul Goodwin <CC100PG@GITVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Stage / filter for *SPL

Here at Ga. Tech we have some third-party printers which emulate 3211s.
We are migrating to VM/ESA, and wish to drive the printers from a virtual
machine using the *SPL cp system service.

Has anyone written (or know of) pipelines interfaces (stages, filters, etc.)
which we could use to interface with the *SPL system service in CP?

Paul Goodwin
IBM System Support
Georgia Institute of Technology
From: TROTH@RICEVM1.RICE.EDU (Rick Troth)
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Subject: CMS TAR is piped
Date: 6 Nov 92 23:33:36 GMT
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        I'm not quite done yet,  (it doesn't process time&date info)
but have been working on a rewrite of Rice's CMS TAR program.
TAR files,  which originated as the Tape ARchiver in the UNIX world,
lend themselves to CMS Pipelines processing.   Also,  it seemed useful
to be able to:

                pipe tar cf - * * | some_other_stage

        or vice versa:

                pipe some_other_stage | tar xf -

        which ya can't do with the existing C sourced CMS TAR program.

        For TAR in REXX,  I had to write O2D and D2O functions.
(decimal to/from octal conversion)   Anyone done this in Assembler?
Also,  I need some date conversion code because the time&date info in
each file header in the TAR file is a single lloonngg value,  seconds
since 1/1/70.   Anyone got a copy of Alan Ackerman's DATECONV?
(I should probably just snatch this from VMSHARE)

        Something *really* cool is that CMS TAR works with SPOOL files.
And even *cooler* than that is that the Pipelined version works with
something I call SIFT which is a SENDFILE replacement which goes over
RSCS or TCP/IP or Mail,  depending on whether the target host is on
BITNET or InterNet or somewhere else.

                pipe tar cs user@host * *

        or

                pipe tar xs spoolid

        Something REALLY cool is that,  thanks to it being in REXX
and being Piped,  this new TAR has a TARLIST function akin to FILELIST.
So whether the archive is on tape, disk, or in your reader,  you can
eyeball the listing and pick which files to extract.

        Now all we need is an LZW compress/decompress like UNIX has.

        Now all we need is a TAPELIST tool and/or a VMFPLC2LIST too.

"Republicans can't talk and Democrats can't add."     - G. H. Nerren

Rick Troth <troth@ricevm1.rice.edu>, Rice University, I/S VM Systems Support
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 17:33:28 CST
From:         Paul Heroy <SNHERO@LSUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      DCSS installation under VM/XA 2.1

I am  having trouble  installing Pipelines  in  a DCSS  under VM/XA  2.1.  I'm
following  the  instructions  given   in  the  Installation  and   Maintenance
Reference, SL26-0019-00, as opposed to  the instructions given in the  Program
Directory (which is ESA/ESA  oriented). I've done  some searching through  the
CMSPIP-L archives at  Marist, but found  no clues. I  have no problem  running
through the steps for generating the DCSS, building the directory of  modules,
generating the TEXT deck,  and using 'pipldseg' to  generate the segment,  but
when I use the recommended 'plugseg PIPELINE' command to load the DCSS, I  get
the message

     Segment PIPELINE does not contain a directory

Obviously something is out of whack. I can load the DCSS manually via 'SEGMENT
LOAD PIPELINE', but I'm not sure if the DCSS is being used by subsequent  PIPE
commands. I'm confused by the  fact that a new  bootstrap MODULE of some  sort
was not created to load the DCSS -  or does PIPE MODULE have enough smarts  to
use a DCSS if available, or read PIPELINE MODULE from disk if not?

This actually may  be a moot  point for our  purposes (we want  users in a  2M
virtual machine to be able to execute a command from within RiceMail that uses
both Pipelines and  our 3rd party  security software), because  either way  it
looks like the modules  are only being loaded  as nucleus extensions, and  not
actually executing from the DCSS. Or am I missing something here?

Confused thanks,

Paul Heroy
System Network Computer Center
Louisiana State University

Paul Heroy                       BITNET  : SNHERO@LSUVM
VM System Programmer             Internet: snhero@lsuvm.sncc.lsu.edu
Louisiana State University       Phonenet: (504) 388-1331
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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 12:15:09 CET
From:         Christian.J.Reichetzeder@AWIIMC12.IMC.UNIVIE.AC.AT
Subject:      New versions of KNAPSACK handling

Achim  Lauer corrected  and improved  the  handling of  knapsacks and  encoded
files. A  big thanks. The routines  now use DMSPLU for  re-dating if available
and requested. For details see for yourself.
The updated versions have  been stored on the list and  complaints as usual to
this address ....
Happy plumbing
Christian