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Re: Determining *PNLGRP tags

Mark

I think GENCMDDOC will help you - it can be set to put out PNLGRP source instead of HTML help - but it might be only a template - have not used it in a while. Still, you'd have all the tags, just not the content.

Maybe!!

Vern

At 07:48 PM 12/17/2007, you wrote:

Is there an easy way to determine what the tags are in a
*PNLGRP? I'd like to tap into some IBM command help. Has anyone
written a utility to retrieve this information?

Will GENCMDDOC help me here? Thanks.

-mark

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