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[GCC Consulting]

         Being a bit of a perfectionist, my major goal was to have my product be
as complete and accurate as possible. To accomplish that, after I got an
alphabetical list of all environmental variables and processing
commands/functions, Ken went through the source code looking for omissions to my
list. I actually found a processing command that had not been documented since
v1.0 [1], as well as parameters and uses that simply weren't documented
anywhere. I also found the "@" syntax in the edit language - I had never heard
of it before, but it was there since at least v3.0.

         I guess I did a good job since I have only gotten compliments and
praise from customers :-) .

         To find out more about it, visit:
<http://www.hvcomputer.com/shopping/orderform.shtml#quickref>


         I have tried to work a deal with fP Tech to license my help files and
QRG, but it hasn't happened yet. Maybe if enough people on the mailing list ask
them to do it, it might happen...

>End_of_rant

[1] For you curious types, the command was "reset".

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Laura,

I remember using reset a long...long time ago.  It was used, I think, when @w
processing was not available. (that was in the "in house" version).  If I recall
correctly, it reset all the fields to null and sent the processing back to the
top of the table.

It's always nice to have someone available to check your work to see if it is
complete.

Richard Kreiss
GCC Consulting