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Subject: Calling command
From: "Draper, Dale" <dale.draper@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 11 Oct 2002 06:25:25 -0700
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How do I call a command (*CMD) in a library not in my *libl ?

It's the easy stuff that always trips me up, well ok, also trips me up.


Just finished installing DBG400 ( Thank you Martin )and want to call a
command in the DBG400 library while this library is not in my LIBL.



TIA,

Dale

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Re: Calling command , Martin Rowe
RE: Calling command , Richard Casey
Re: Calling command , Steve Landess

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