end-of-field marker

[Don Becker]

It seems that this occurred years ago.
The bottom of the screen prompts are another location for a lack of a 
symbol.
I chose < as a compromise. It's ASCII decimal 60. 174 may be another 
consideration (<<).
In a script file (bat) it is Set PFEOF=60
In the configuration editor add or update an entry to PFEOF in the left 
column and 60 or a decimal number of your choosing for the desired graphic.
asciitable.com

Don
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> I was pleased to discover a while ago that the PFEOF=NN works for all EOF
> markers and not just the Memo function. (Windows)
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> 7 (medium dot) and 250 (small dot) are nice options.  Using 32 (space)
> effectively removes the EOF marker, but leaves other filepro screens
> confusing (selection set with no markers anyone?)
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> Timothy R Barr, CPE, VP/CTO
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