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  • Subject: Re: Advanced 36 & POP
  • From: Neil Palmer <neilp@xxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2001 18:11:28 -0400

Al,

To prompt a command (procedure) on the S/36 you would key the procedure 
name and press HELP (or type the word HELP followed by the procedure 
name).

PS - Honestly - IBM couldn't care less what yo do with your old S/36 
manuals.  I don't see what Ethics has to do with disposing of them.

...Neil





MacWheel99@aol.com
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2001/06/22 10:59
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I checked with my boss on the ETHICAL question & he agreed with my first 
thought to play it safe & not push the IBM license envelope.  I have some 
manuals not purchased from IBM (that ethical question not apply) and also 
some that my boss of the time never reimbursed me for (sometimes when an 
expenditure is not authorized, I buy it anyway because I want to know the 
stuff)

Would you be interested in a 1989 manual "Writing and using S/36 
proceudres 
effectively" (OCL) 115 pages by Gale Barnett & Charlie Massoglia or "S/36 
disk sort as a programming language" 65 pages by Charlier Massoglai?

Keyboard Crib Sheet

Function    OS/400  S/38        S/36

HELP        F1      HELP        HELP
ENTER       ENTER   ENTER       ENTER
EXIT        F3      F1          F7
Back Up 1 Panel
            F12     Al ignorant F3
Prompt      F4      F4          No such animal
Undelete Screen
            F5      F5          Erase Input Key or F8
Backward
        Page Up Roll Up     Upper Shift vertical arrow keys
Forward
        Page Down Roll Down Ditto

Manuals to add to list
You know OS/400 has a pocket sized "crib sheet" for people with big 
pockets :)
SX41-4720 "AS/400 Programming Reference Summary" listing object types; IBM 

supplied; system values; APIs; commands; error messages; REXX; DDS 
keywords; 
& so forth

S/36 also had similar "crib sheet"
SC21-9024 "S/36 procedures and commands summary" illustrating syntax; S/36 

regular commands vs. control commands (vs. stuff in JOBQ, spool file, 
messages etc.)

MacWheel99@aol.com (Alister Wm Macintyre) (Al Mac)





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