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Works fine - I was just blind.

Rob Berendt
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I'm having a devil of a time with this on XP.  But I swore I used to do it 

on 2000.

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Vern

You can also drag the various sub-components of Ops Nav onto your
desktop, for example Message, Printed output etc, saves using DOS ....

HTH

Regards

Andy 

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My cohort in crime here pointed out some interesting stuff in iSeries 
Access. You should try entering

wrksplf iseriesname

in a DOS (command) prompt

This and other commands are not documented well, as far as I can see.
There 
is mention of them in the help for limiting function in Access. It says 
they are documented in the iSeries Access for Windows User Guide, but, 
guess what? Not there.

These are located in c:\Program Files\IBM\Client Access - a number of
lst* 
commands and a number of wrk* commands.

Enjoy, and more info would be nice. Or have I been asleep?

Heh
Vern


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