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  • Subject: RE: who uses "call qcmd" as default work area?
  • From: Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 29 Nov 1999 17:15:22 -0500

Me, I use Office Vision.  This gives me group jobs without writing my own.  And 
then use 
the command line under options 8 and 9.  Then I also have 4 sessions.  Never 
use STRPDM.  
Always use WRKMBRPDM, WRKOBJPDM, rarely WRKLIBPDM.  You're getting sharper when 
you use 
STRSEU, (I don't).  Only use menus to find command names.  




mcalabro@commsoft.net on 11/29/99 04:44:01 PM
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Subject:        RE: who uses "call qcmd" as default work area?

Jerry,
I work exclusively off the command line.  It is much easier for me to use
than navigating a menu tree, and speeds up screen refresh time when I am
working remotely (which is often.)  I typically keep a "scratch pad" session
of Notepad open that I use for copy/paste.  I rarely use F9/recall or page
up/down to review previous commands.  It's faster for me to copy/paste than
to repeatedly press F9 and hope I don't spin by the command I'm looking for.
The Notepad session also serves as an e-mailable log of what to do (so I can
say, document what transpired whilst fixing a problem.)

It seems to me that the more senior people tend to use the command line,
while the newer folks use the menus.  It's more a matter of preference than
anything else, I suppose.  Why do you ask?

Buck Calabro
Aptis; Albany, NY

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jerome Draper 
> Sent: Monday, November 29, 1999 2:29 PM
> To:   MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> Subject:      who uses "call qcmd" as default work area?
> 
> I am wondering who uses "call qcmd" as your default work area?  Then
> pressing F10 to see all the details and then using pgup, pgdn, and F9 for
> recall?
> 
> Curious.
> 
> Jerry
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