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  • Subject: Re: what is unclear about 01 02 03 (or, "the grey-beards among us")
  • From: Jeff Gunter <JeffGunter@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 01 May 1998 23:21:47 -0500

OK, geezers (and I include myself in that elite group), how many of you remember
when "skip to" on output specs referred to a hole physically punched in the
printer's paper tape control loop?

Remember when standard records were 80 bytes ?  Remember why?

Remember the sense of freedom when transaction records were expanded to 96
bytes?  How could it get any better?

--
Jeff Gunter
IBM Certified Specialist - AS/400 RPG Programmer
_______________________________________
Visit my Web Site at:

http://www.as400guy.com/



bmegenity@ruskin.com wrote:

> Come on people. If we're going into this level (L3?), then why don't we
> reintroduce the chaining indicators C1 - C9. Those were the absolute
> pits.

  --major snip--



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