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Well, 1P was finally fixed with *INZSR, but before that it was the code:
C 10N11 SETON 11
C SETON 10
......
OPRINT H 10N11
O OR OF
And pretend 1P was someone's idea of a cruel joke.
In <3.0.2.32.19990405215823.00978908@praxis.net>, on 04/05/99
at 09:58 PM, Wynn Osborne <wynn@praxis.net> said:
>Well the problem was (if I can remember...help if you will) the dang 1P
>headings occurred prior to reading any records from the file...and since
>the company was a column in the file, the company name in the heading was
>blank at 1P time.
>...Hmmm...
>By the time I got through, it was a sight...seton this indicator after
>the first record is read so the headings will come out right...setof
>another indicator for this...be sure not to forget "blank after"...L1,
>L2, L3, ... YIKES!
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