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On 11-Jan-2012 05:59 , Vern Hamberg wrote:
You mention using F6=print after F1=Help - I've never used that andOnly for one specific message, when that message is already _known_
probably will in the future.
to be the only message for which details are necessary [or desirable at
the moment]; i.e. as requested by the technical person, of the user.
This method of doc collection is *very* poor for when the problem to be
described is incorrectly *assumed* to require only details from that one
message. The DSPJOBLOG with LOG(4 0 *SECLVL) is the better option for
more general collection.
What I HAVE used and recommend to our tech staff and customers isF9 details are the important details typically lacking from poor
F9=Display message details - the latter is good, in my view, for a
quick look, F6 looks great for sending the information to us here or
to some other tech support agent.
attempts at doc collection for a message; i.e. the typical copy\paste or
print screen of a [menu or] command entry. However unfortunately, if
asked for the F9 details, then someone typically just gives a
print-screen of just those _other_ details, omitting all of the details
from the toggled-from form of the Display Message screen; i.e. going
from one means of providing insufficient information including
effectively only message identifier and text, to another providing
insufficient information including effectively only message identifier
and context.
I do not understand why they do not have a form of the Display
Message panel which combines all of the details for *EXPERT users :-( on
the initially [and thus only] presented Additional Message Information
panel.?
And speaking of that toggle, and the Display Message screen in
general, I presume they still have not _corrected_ F3 to really effect
an Exit :-( as the function key claims to effect. That Enter=F3=F12
from the F9 variant [the Display Message Details] is as incorrect as I
can imagine. And another reason all of the details should be available
to prevent having to f-key twice to exit.... yes I really hate that, it
is that obvious.
Regards, Chuck
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