IN: I was really hoping we could do this on a best efforts basis with all of us covering any issues arising during the month of December. Since there seems to be insistence on a date certain there is no choice but to have Steve start in EBS on 1-1-2001. Ted can't physically be there until then. It will be difficult to have full RAC responsibility without physically being there. Rick

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IN: Sally/Greg, I have been offered the opportunity by Giga (our IT research company) to have their head researcher come in to give an informal talk to our ENW leaders on what Giga see as major trends in IT in 2002. I've accepted this offer and will have him present at our ENW staff meeting on 8th November. I think it might be quite interesting, hope you do too. Regards

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IN: POSREP HOEGH GALLEON, DATE: 26-May 12:00 10:00 (UTC) A) Position at noon: N 36 46 E 000 24 B) Dist. From last noon: 411 nm C) Dist. To go to next port: 283 nm D) ETA next port: ALGECIRAS 27 06:00 LT E) 1: Average sea/wind Sea: SW 3 Wind: SW 2 2: Average speed 17.13 kn RPM: 86.67 3: BOG 137 m3 5: F.O Consumed 33 m3 6: G.O. Consumed 0 m3 7: Average vapor press Average liq. Temp: Tk1: 0.124 bar -158.13 ?C

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IN: John, I found the error. It was a small logic error. You can easily fix the problem if you go into the visual basic editor for the blotter file. In the editor, you will see several modules listed on the left of the screen under the file. You will need to edit the "Main_Query" module. Once in the "Main_Query" module, you will need to search for the routine named "VerifyManualInputs". The actual start of the routine looks like this: Function VerifyManualInputs(FromDate As String, ToDate As String, PutCall As String, Lots As String, Strike As String, Price As String, CParty As String, sType As String) As Boolean Within this routine, about 15-20 lines down, you should see the following two lines : If (isdate(FromDate) And isdate(ToDate)) Then If (ToDate < FromDate) Then You need to change the second line to : If (CDate(ToDate) < CDate(FromDate)) Then This should fix the problem. The intent of the line is to prevent the "To Date" of a deal from being earlier than the "From Date". In the original line of code, it does a TEXT based compare (like comparing is "ABC" < "DEF") instead of comparing the two values as DATES. The modification I've laid out converts the from and to dates to date values before comparing. I have tested the fix here and it should work fine. I hope everything runs smooth for you next week. Have a good Thanksgiving. Greg

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Small logic error