Hello all!

Can anybody possibly tell me the ascii code of the high ascii characters found in this file? Once I find those magic numbers I can do some things in a batch to remove them and make direct use of it in a couple other applications.

Thanks,



Regards,
Richard
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Suggestion Richard ..

Can anybody possibly tell me the ascii code of the
high ascii characters found in this file? Once I find
those magic numbers I can do some things in a batch to
remove them and make direct use of it in a couple
other applications.

If you have any access to the old utility LIST.COM for DOS from 1996,you simply
'LIST' the file. In it you can see each character over on the left side of the
page. On the right side of the screen is the ASCI character for every character in the file. The utility ought to be available on most of the old MS-DOS archives. My executable is:

10-31-96 3:48a 24681 0 LIST.COM

Sleep well; OS/2's still awake! ;)

Mike @ 1:117/3001

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Hi MIke,

Mike Luther wrote in a message to Richard Webb:

Can anybody possibly tell me the ascii code of the
high ascii characters found in this file? Once I find
those magic numbers I can do some things in a batch to
remove them and make direct use of it in a couple
other applications.

If you have any access to the old utility LIST.COM for DOS from
1996,you simply 'LIST' the file. In it you can see each character
over on the left side of the page. On the right side of the screen
is the ASCI character for every character in the file. The utility
ought to be available on most of the old MS-DOS archives. My
executable is:

10-31-96 3:48a 24681 0 LIST.COM

I think that's Vernon Buerg'slist. SPelling might be wrong on his last name. I think I have an 1/1/93 of that which i use with inspect and other utilities.
I may see if that does it though.



tHanks, will see if it gives me the ascii values of those characters. sYnthesized speech doesn't do wlel with them, and I don't need them for what I want to do.


Regards,
Richard
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Hello Mike,

following up a message from Richard Webb to Mike Luther:

Can anybody possibly tell me the ascii code of the
high ascii characters found in this file? Once I find
those magic numbers I can do some things in a batch to
remove them and make direct use of it in a couple
other applications.

If you have any access to the old utility LIST.COM for DOS from
1996,you simply 'LIST' the file. In it you can see each character
over on the left side of the page. On the right side of the screen
is the ASCI character for every character in the file. The utility
ought to be available on most of the old MS-DOS archives. My
executable is:

10-31-96 3:48a 24681 0 LIST.COM

I think that's Vernon Buerg'slist. SPelling might be wrong on his
last name. I think I have an 11/1/93 of that which i use with
inspect and other utilities. I may see if that does it though.

Just looked. THat version doesn't. IT will give me a hex dump of the file but
...



wIll see if I can find the later version somewhere.


Regards,
Richard
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Hi Mike,

Sunday May 11 2008 06:39, Mike Luther wrote to Richard Webb:

10-31-96 3:48a 24681 0 LIST.COM

Does this version work on network drives?

My Dos box is setup with Microsoft full Redirector. Microsoft Network Client for MS-DOS. My version on List.com doesn't read network drives.

LIST COM 26,691 03-05-05 3:38p


Kevin
klement@gypsy-designs.com

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Well Kevin ..

Hi Mike,

Sunday May 11 2008 06:39, Mike Luther wrote to Richard Webb:

10-31-96 3:48a 24681 0 LIST.COM

Does this version work on network drives?

My Dos box is setup with Microsoft full Redirector.
Microsoft Network Client
for MS-DOS. My version on List.com doesn't read network drives.

LIST COM 26,691 03-05-05 3:38p

I have not the foggiest notion if it would work on a network drive on Windows whatever. I have no Win boxes attached in any way to any network as this operation is a solid OS/2 operation everywhere and also OS/2 or rarely Linux in
most every other person's use around me.

Sleep well; OS/2's still awake! ;)

Mike @ 1:117/3001

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Hi Mike -- on May 20 2008 at 22:58, you wrote:

10-31-96 3:48a 24681 0 LIST.COM

Does this version work on network drives?

I have a 1998 version that works perfectly on dos, 98, or xp with the exception
of post 2000 dates (which are just plain screwed up!). If you can live with that (I do) I can happily send you that copy!




Cheers... Dallas

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Hi Dallas,

Wednesday May 21 2008 01:14, Dallas Hinton wrote to Mike Luther:

Hi Mike -- on May 20 2008 at 22:58, you wrote:

10-31-96 3:48a 24681 0 LIST.COM

Does this version work on network drives?

I have a 1998 version that works perfectly on dos, 98, or xp
with the exception of post 2000 dates (which are just plain
screwed up!). If you can live with that (I do) I can happily
send you that copy!

Sure, just email it to the address below. :)



Kevin
klement@gypsy-designs.com

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Hi Kevin -- on May 21 2008 at 13:30, you wrote:

Sure, just email it to the address below. :)

Done - email on its way!


Cheers... Dallas

--- timEd/386 1.10.y2k+
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Hi Dallas,

Done - email on its way!

Bingo!

It works, it read my network drive(s).

Thanks vmuch!!

Kevin
klement@gypsy-designs.com

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Hi Kevin -- on May 22 2008 at 14:27, you wrote:

It works, it read my network drive(s).

Thanks vmuch!!

You're most welcome!


Cheers... Dallas

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