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This message is in MIME format. Since your mail reader does not understand this format, some or all of this message may not be legible. -- [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ] Bryan, > has no concept of a TTY devoce and I am not sure how to code. > If I can get over this small hurdle, I will make it available. You can ignore isatty(). Basically it's checking that the process that is running is not headless - i.e. that when this process writes to STDOUT or reads from STDIN that there is a console to do this to. In this code, it writes the message to the screen if the process is not headless otherwise it discards the message. For the /400, you can do one of two things; 1. Comment out the checks for isatty() and the output will go to the screen if the process is ran interactively, or to a spoolfile if the process is run in batch. 2. Implement isatty() that will return 1 if the process is running *INT otherwise 0 Hope this helps, --phil
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