RE: TEXT file doubt

[qsrvbas@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Tom Liotta)]

Murali:

The link also did not open for me, but it was due to a problem in either the 
mail cient I was using or the way it was originally was put into Vern's 
message. In my case, the '>' at the end was taken as part of the link. I had to 
copy the link, paste it in my browser and remove the last character.

It was a simple thing, and sometimes the simple things can be fixed by 
experimenting.

Another possibility is that your browser doesn't know how to open .pdf files. 
Maybe all you need to do is download and install the Acrobat Reader or update 
your browser's file associations.

Tom Liotta

midrange-l-request@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>   1. Re: TEXT file doubt (murali dhar)
>
>Vern,
>Unfortunately this link is not  opening for me here, I
>have tried for a long time for almost 3hours to open
>this IBM links but could not succeed still.
>
>Thank you all who responded. Thanks Vern!
>Murali.
>--- Vern Hamberg <vhamberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>wrote:
>> Well, this question makes me want to rant - against
>> IBM. In looking for the 
>> Sort user's Guide, I see that there is not any
>> reference to PDM in the main 
>> InfoCenter site for V5R2. Are you kidding, IBM? If
>> you search on FMTDTA, 
>> all you get are references to distributed data
>> management.
>> 
>> At any rate, what you want is the Sort user's Guide
>> (Who would know who's 
>> not been around this machine very long? - Oy!) to
>> get to it (the link is 
>> below) means going to InfoCenter, to iSeries
>> supplemental manuals. This 
>> takes you to a different window. There you need to
>> go to the V5R1 PDFs 
>> link, where you can find the Sort manual, as well as
>> the PDM guide.
>> 
>> The link is 
>>
><http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/iseries/v5r1/ic2924/books/c0918260.pdf>.

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