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No Ken,
I do not still use punch cards, but once upon a time I did.
my original message was missing the <grin> </grin> tags.


Jeff Young
Sr. Programmer Analyst

On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 2:34 PM, Ken Killian <kkillian@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Wow! A living fossil whom uses Punch-cards for RPG...

When do you retire? Congratulations on a long life!

No wonder the Dot-Netters call the "AS400" the "Univac", and refuse to
call it the IBM i. Since IBM stopped making the hardware called the "AS400"
back 16-years ago...

PS. Do you still use a rotary phone? <LOL> Do you use a T.V. with vaccum
tubes!

Yup, no wonder why the dot-netter outnumber the RPGers...

-Ken Killian-


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Ken -
<fossil>
*I* remember punch cards.
96 column even.

NOW you know someone that used punch cards.

</fossil>

Jeff Young
Sr. Programmer Analyst

On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 12:26 PM, Ken Killian <kkillian@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

Have heard of Word-Wrap? <smirk>

Why be tied to 60-year-plus 80-column old punch cards??? That every
RPG Developer I know has NEVER used punch cards!

Sorry, I don't know any fossil-type that wrote RPG code on Punch Cards.
That was WAY BEFORE my time! Thank goodness!

Speak of which, does the LPEX editor have a way to turn on Word-Wrap
like other editors?

Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft Word, NotePad++, just to name a few
that has word-wrap. Do we have that in RDi? I can't find it.

For XML documents, I use the horizontal scroll bar. Which is okay, I
guess.

I would love a ZOOM in/out on the LPEX Text size. But, I know there is
already a PFE out there for that. Maybe in next decade, we might get
that.
<grin>

-Ken Killian-


-----Original Message-----

Vern, I'm all for the idea of more than 80, but if I ever had to read
code statements longer than about 120, I'd require a wrap-around
panoramic monitor (the single 21" flat screen just wouldn't cut it).
Let's keep it within a comfortable field of view, please. Just
because we can doesn't mean we should.

Michael Koester
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