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dbzTHEdinosauer

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 19, 2011 2:24 am
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over the years I have collected some things that I found useful
during my 'core learning' years. I am still learning, I now learn
quicker because I understand a few basic fundamentals.

Some of the pdf's are from 2003 2004, but the info is still helpful.
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PostPosted: Fri Aug 19, 2011 2:27 am
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here are the rest.
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PostPosted: Fri Aug 19, 2011 3:54 pm
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"Our most valuable possessions are those which can be shared without lessening-those which, when shared, multiply."
Thanks for sharing.
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 11:19 am
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Thanks, Dick.

I'm attaching a document with ISPF module names. If you know what you're doing, you can call these modules directly from within your REXX/COBOL.

O.
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:42 pm
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ofer71 wrote:
I'm attaching a document with ISPF module names. If you know what you're doing, you can call these modules directly from within your REXX/COBOL.

How hard would it have been to Cut&Paste this between
Code:
[code][/code]
tags, so that those without access to Macro$haft's expensive software could also read it.
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:59 pm
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There's always OpenOffice...
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 1:11 pm
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Bill Woodger wrote:
There's always OpenOffice...

What the (series of very, very strong expletives deleted) hell is wrong with plain text?
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 1:24 pm
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Too plain :-)

I'd have asked Ofer nicely if I wasn't going to bother doing anything to get around it myself.

I'd have also asked dbz if he could copy/past and format from all the pdfs. I'd not need the pictures and the design of the page, but the examples would be nice.

But, even without excessive effort on my part, I have been able to access all the information already. So, it is not beyond the wit of man at all.

OK, for those who can't download at work, there are such things as homes, or internet cafes, aren't there?

Thank you dbz, than you Ofer. I appreciate your efforts and am happy to do my bit to take advantage of them.
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 1:25 pm
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prino wrote:
Bill Woodger wrote:
There's always OpenOffice...

What the (series of very, very strong expletives deleted) hell is wrong with plain text?


Prino,

you are always buggering around here, is there a possibility you can
say something positive/helpfull once in a while?
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 2:10 pm
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PeterHolland wrote:
prino wrote:
Bill Woodger wrote:
There's always OpenOffice...

What the (series of very, very strong expletives deleted) hell is wrong with plain text?


Prino,

you are always buggering around here, is there a possibility you can
say something positive/helpfull once in a while?

Just three days ago...

FWIW, what other response can you give to dimwits asking questions like how to attach or detach components to a complex package in, in this case, the REXX & CLIST forum?

If you look through my posts, the great majority is helpful.

FWIW, Ofer71's 97K attachment translates to a 3k text file... You and I may have fast internet, but how about others in more far-away parts of the world, and those who still pay per minute? (LibreOffice is a download of a mere 193Mb...)

Code:

 ISPF Options and Related Module Names
 Option       Module Names  TSO Commands
 0            ISPISM
 1            ISRBRO
 2            ISREDIT       SUBMIT
 3.1 and 3.2  ISRUDA
 3.3          ISRUMC
 3.4          ISRUDL
 3.5          ISRURS
 3.6          ISRUHC        SUBMIT, ICQCPC00
 3.8          ISRUOLP       STATUS, OUTPUT, SUBMIT, ICQCPC00
 3.9          ISPUCM
 3.10         ISRQCM
 3.11         ISRFMT
 3.12         ISRSSM
 3.13         ISRSEPRM
 3.14         ISRSFM
 4            ISRFPR        ASM, FORT, PLI, PLIC, LINK, TESTCOB,
                            TESTFORT, CALL, SCRIPT, ALLOC, FREE,
                            ICQCPC00
 5            ISRJB1        SUBMIT
 6            ISRPTC        All commands except those prohibited by
                            ISPF in ISPTCM
 7            ISPYXDR
 7.1          ISPYFI
 7.2          ISPYPI
 7.3          ISPYVI
 7.4          ISPYTI
 7.5          ISPYLI
 7.6          ISPYSI
 7.7.1        ISPYRFI
 7.7.2        ISPYRVI
 7.8          ISPYBI
 7.T          ISPTUTOR
 8.1          ISRLLDFI
 8.2          ISRLLUSI
 8.3          ISRLLDTI
 8.4          ISRLUACT
 8.5          ISRLALIN
 8.6          ISRLAUCL
 8.7          ISRLDSFA
 9            ISRALTDI
10            FLMDDL
 C            ISPTUTOR
 T            ISPTUTOR
 Termination  ISPLLP        SUBMIT

ISPF Commands
Command    Module Name
COLOR      ISPOPT
CUAATTR    ISPOPT
ENVIRON    ISPENV
EXHELP     ISPTUTOR
FKA        ISPOPF
HELP       ISPTUTOR
ISPFVAR    ISPISM
ISPLIBD    ISPLLS
ISPPREP    ISPPREP
ISRRLIST   ISRDSLST
ISRROUTE   ISRRCL
KEYLIST    ISPKLU
KEYS       ISPOPT
KEYSHELP   ISPTUTOR
LIST       ISPLLP
LOG        ISPLLP
MSGID      ISPOMI
PANELID    ISPOPI
PFSHOW     ISPOPF
PSCOLOR    ISPOPT
REFACTD    ISRDSLST
REFACTL    ISRDSLST
REFADDD    ISRRSLST
REFADDL    ISRRSLST
REFLISTD   ISRDSLST
REFLISTL   ISRDSLST
REFOPEND   ISRDSLST
REFOPENL   ISRDSLST
SAREA      ISPSAM
SETTINGS   ISPISM
START      ISPSTRT
TSOCMD     ISRPTC
TUTOR      ISPTUTOR
ZKEYS      ISPOPT

Now, was that so fluffing hard?
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 3:20 pm
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Prino,

you
provide a lot of good info,
are a well skilled professional
are a 'fluffing' liberal.

problem with 'fluffing' liberals is when they see a problem,
they want others to fix it.

the proper solution is to do what you did,
convert the .doc to .txt and then create a post of your own.

and thx for the post,
from which I can cut&paste and create my own document (.txt).
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 5:14 pm
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Since I heard no complaints about PDF...:
From Office 2007 (and possibly even before), there is the possibility to "Save as PDF".
If I remember well, OpenOffice can do that too.
At home, I have CutePDF (Freeware) which allows me to "print" from anywhere to a PDF file.
When sharing documents, PDF is my favorite format.

I'll just join Bill to say thank you dbz and Ofer.

PS: I am not related to CutePDF.
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dbzTHEdinosauer

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PostPosted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 5:42 pm
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PDF Reader is Free.

MS applications such as WORD are not,
though OPEN OFFICE provides a free solution.
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 22, 2011 6:05 pm
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dbzTHEdinosauer wrote:
PDF Reader is Free.

MS applications such as WORD are not,
though OPEN OFFICE provides a free solution.

OpenOffice is all but dead, better start using LibreOffice which is free of corporate interests...
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PostPosted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 4:14 pm
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Prino, I have no end of time for your technical skills. To me, you not only know things, but you know how to do things properly. Which is professional.

I'd prefer to not to have to sift out the rubbish that can come with it, in the same way I'd prefer not to have to sift out the different rubbish from the average TS.

If for some reason the one has to come with the other, so be it. I'll go with your good stuff and keep sifting on the occasions it is necessary.
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