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Conference vmszoo::rc

Title:	Welcome To The Radio Control Conference
Notice:	dir's in 11, who's who in 4, sales in 6, auctions 19
Moderator:	VMSSG::FRIEDRICHS

Created:	Tue Jan 13 1987
Last Modified:	Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1706
Total number of notes:	27193

5.0. "moderating: comments and suggestions about" by --UnknownUser-- () Wed Jan 14 1987 11:59

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
5.15	'a day at the field' --- a philosophy well expressed	SPKALI::THOMAS		`Tue Mar 08 1988 14:24`	22
	Bill, I can understand your frustration in having only a limited amount of time to access the system however I don't agree with any notion to have this file be strictly a number/data crunching forum. Similar notions were expressed in the cycles notes file a year ago and the individual responsible actually went off and created his own notes file. What happened was that a group of guys stopped using the cycles file and began to use the other file. After a short period most came back to the cycles file because of the lack of interest that the other file had generated. I like this file as it is. It lends itself to the same type of atmosphere that a day at the club field would. Yes there would be some techinical talk and yes there would be some funning. But what it would be as a hole would be a club type atmosphere. I think that is what we have here. I doesn't matter what you do in RC you are welcome into this forum. That is the way it should be. To stop the funning, trip reports,ect would take away one( not all) of this files best points.Sorry this is one person who thinks it's your problem not the files. I don't know how but I have heard there are ways to extract the files updates automaticly. Tom
5.7	We could learn from JOET::HOME_WORK	LEDS::LEWIS		`Thu Jul 28 1988 12:03`	33
	I agree, recommendations should be made as a reply to the requestor, it just looked like the topic was going to shoot off into another AM/FM/PCM/1991 discussion. The pointer to those other notes is appropriate - I realized this when I started typing in a warning about older single-conversion FM sets and realized I had said the same thing before, probably more than once. A general comment: The HOME_WORK notes conference has an active moderator and a complete directory that seem to work well. If someone comes in with a topic that has been discussed before such as "how do I build a deck?", the moderator would write-lock the topic and ask the author to review the other notes already discussing this subject. If, after reviewing these discussions, the author still feels that his topic belongs separate, the moderator releases the topic without question. If not, the topic gets deleted and the author starts his discussion as replies to the appropriate topic. This seems to work very well, and the conference is extremely useful for reference material. This would be helpful the next time someone starts a "what should I build for a second plane" topic or "what kind of radio should I buy" - believe me these things have been discussed several times! It does require a fairly active moderator and I'm not sure our moderator would be interested in this task. But it _would_ prevent people from having to repeat a point several times. I know Al has had to type in the same advice several times, as many of us have. Climbing off the soap box now. My suggestion that AM/FM/PCM discussion be continued in one of the other topics was not meant to offend anyone, sorry if it did. Bill
5.5	moderator policies: establishing the rules	GUSHER::RYDER	Alton, who practices omphaloskepsis	`Thu May 25 1989 07:52`	15
	By moderator policies, I mean the guidelines the moderators use in moving notes, deleting debris, changing titles, etc. in the current RC notes conference. I believe the policies of the moderators in a hobby conference should be determined by the user population in open dialog. Unfortunately, here the moderator policies have become tangled with the discussion about the future of the conference. To cool that discussion, both dialogs have been taken off-line. I will create an alternative mechanism for attaining consensus about the policies, probably a special, dedicated conference on just the policies. You are invited to help determine these policies in an off-line process. If you accept the invitation, please send a MAIL message to me. If you don't want to be directly involved, but prefer to endorse the voice of another, then identify your proxy.
5.6	entries that move in the night	ABACUS::RYDER	perpetually the bewildered beginner	`Wed Apr 18 1990 02:43`	26
	Regarding Kay's request that this material be moved to a proper home, That is my intention. If you "SHO K/F GLIDE", you will notice a new keyword, GLIDER_HAND_LAUNCH, that points to several entries here. I usually try to avoid interrupting an active conversation, either banter or a technical exchange that is contributing new material. So I will keyword the string (partially as a reminder to myself) and move it after the conversation has gone quiet for a few days. That way we get two otherwise conflicting benefits: friendly dialog and future find-ability. (The friendly dialog aspect was discussed by Tom Tenerowiczt in the note currently at 239.575; I agreed with him.) There are two things you can do to help: If you have two rather unrelated things to say, make them separate replies so they can later be moved to separate topics. Refer to recent replies by content or author (e.g. see above) instead of number. (But this is a nit.) This reply itself has been keyworded and will be moved to the moderator policy topic next weekend. Alton, the housekeeper
5.8		SA1794::TENEROWICZT		`Thu Jul 26 1990 09:22`	32
	OK the cold war about what notes file has been won. RC NOTES is to be the world wide rc notes file. Fine. Is everyone aware that the file has 1200+ notes within it? I think it's time for and archive and restart!! I suggest that... 1) A new RCNOTES file be developed. 2) The first couple of notes be File specific. 3) One of the ifrst few notes contain a listing of the 1200+ topics in this present file and instructions how to access the archived file. 4) After this some of the more astive notes be copied over to the new file like Al's trivia note, Who's who, etc... Probably no more than 20 notes. I'd also suggest a catch all note where questions could be asked about information that may have been discussed and needs only to be referenced by a noter. Maybe a second catch all note where duplicate notes could be sent to and then cleaned out. I'm really not trying to stir up a lot of discussion. It's just that the file is very big. Tom
5.9	Again??	NOEDGE::REITH	Jim Reith DTN 291-0072 - PDM1-1/J9	`Thu Jul 26 1990 09:59`	12
	I just spent many free minutes looking for information on carbon fiber. It is a big file and there is a lot of stuff in it. There is now a carbon_fiber keyword so that the next guy doesn't have to do a search to find it. It should be noted that the information is in several notes with no mention of carbon fiber in the titles. Keywords are the only way to relate these notes. If people find a topic that is spread out this way, please take the time to add a few keywords so that it IS more accessable. I think we should stick with the current file. It's gotten MUCH better through Al Ryder's work in moderating/organizing it and having two (three??) files will just confuse things. How are you going to crossreference the information between files? If you want a 20 note file, pop over to DECRCM. That's what it became.
5.10	Please update 11.1...	CLOSUS::TAVARES	John--Stay Low, Keep Moving!	`Thu Jul 26 1990 11:00`	13
	Al Ryder: while we're taking pot shots at this file, how about updating the keywords? I went looking for my plane cleaner note yesterday and couldn't find it in 11.1. Had to do a SHO KEY to get it. On Tom's suggestion...Just how big can a notes file get? I would imagine we would be considered quite big, but I'll bet there are others that put us to shame. Searching through the keywords directory in 11.1 is really a fast and painless way to find something (provided its updated), and is not unweildy at this file's current size. Thanks for a fine job Al.
5.11	AN OPINION.......	UPWARD::CASEYA	THE DESERT RAT (I-RC-AV8) 551-5572	`Thu Jul 26 1990 11:29`	17
	Arrrrrrgh!, not again. I know you mean well Tom but this is _exactly_ what started the [as you called it] "cold war" in the first place. This notesfile is actually miniscule compared with some out there (MOVIES has well over 2000 topics and grows every day). Thanx to the excellent efforts of Al Ryder, Dan Eaton and company, information _can_ be painlessly extracted using keywords (re: last 2-replies) and, as long as the conference is as well and conscientiously moderated as it is nowadays, my opinion is that it should be left as is and not be further meddled with. No flames here, just my personal opinion. __ \| \| / \|\ \\|/ \|______\|__(o/--/ \| \ \| \| 00 <\| ~~~ ____ 04 ---- \| -------------------- \|_\|_\| (O>o \|\)____/___\|\_____\|_/ Adios amigos, Al \| \__(O_\_ \| \|___/ o (The Desert Rat)
5.12	Thanks for a job well done!	HPSRAD::AJAI		`Thu Jul 26 1990 15:33`	10
	The past few notes just reminded me that I should thank Al Ryder and gang for making the notes more useful. I looked up all the notes under HINGES yesterday, before posting my Robart hinge query. What I forgot to mention was that I was pleasantly surprised at how _easliy_ I found all relevant topics under the directory. I feel credit must be given where due, and I have no hesitation in commending those involved in the great job they have, and are, doing. ajai
5.14	MY compliments	SALEM::PISTEY		`Fri Jul 27 1990 08:40`	12
	I'd like to add my compliments to the moderator(s) of this file. I thoroughly enjoy this file, read it every day, and as crazy as it sounds I've undertaking the extremely time consuming task of spending my lunches reading every topic in here.(I'm now at 721.xx). Great source of info, many thanks to all, for the inputs, especially those who've set up the key words. kevin p
5.16	keyword creation change [under trial]	BRAT::RYDER	perpetually the bewildered beginner	`Wed Oct 31 1990 07:47`	28
	I made a change to the keyword situation last weekend, and an explanation is in order, albeit belatedly. We create new and useful keywords each week, and that is 99% good. In fact, we are currently considering thirty new keywords relating to SCALE (details in the next reply) and more relating to gliders. The 1% problem has to do with DECwindows and with typographical errors as people ADD keywords to notes. The ADD KEYWORD command implicitly CREATEs a new keyword if [as it is typed] the keyword is not identical to an existing keyword, so "PAINT", "PAINTS", and "PAIN" can all be concurrent keywords. I would clean up such typos during weekend maintenance. Unfortunately, DECwindows permits innocent users to accidentally create keywords that I cannot clean up; only the NOTES engineering group could delete "The F117A is really". Now ADD KEYWORD is not supposed to CREATE, but it does --- a feature and a bug, and that half-sentence was once one of our keywords. So I have restricted keyword creation; any moderator can still create a new keyword, but user ADDitions will no longer implicitly CREATE. If this action itself creates new problems, I'll undo it. Incidentally, I rarely use the ADD KEYWORD command myself. I usually cannot remember the exact spelling, and I cannot type correctly that which I can remember, so I use the sequence, "SHO K" and KP7, to ensure correct additions. Alton, the housekeeper
5.17	SCALE keywords --- comments requested	BRAT::RYDER	perpetually the bewildered beginner	`Wed Oct 31 1990 08:05`	45
	I've been talking to Casey about adding about a lot of new keywords associated with SCALE and then splitting 271 into a handful of separate topics. The keyword stem, "SCALE_", becomes the top level pointer, the keywords the next level, and the topic titles the detail pointers. (I don't repeat keywords within a keyworded topic.) Here is the suggested list. There are pros and cons: it will take longer to find the right keyword, but the selection will be much more specific. Nothing's free. FUN_SCALE_KITS ! to keep them out of serious scale stuff SCALE ! a catch-all; note 271 and some miscellany SCALE_ACCESSORIES ! machine guns, lights, etc. SCALE_CONSTR_TECH ! like how to make gear doors that fit SCALE_COMPETING ! including competition rules, etc. SCALE_COWLS_ETC ! and scale exhausts, dummy motors, .... SCALE_DOCUMENTATION SCALE_DOC_BY_SELF SCALE_DOC_SOURCES SCALE_ERRORS ! flag for known false stuff and junk SCALE_EXTRA_CHNLS ! sliding canopies, landing chutes, ... SCALE_FLIGHT_ISSUES SCALE_FOLDING_WINGS ! eventually, maybe now SCALE_GETTING_STARTED ! some tutorials and words of wisdom SCALE_HELP_NEEDED ! another catch-all with some bias SCALE_KIT_SOURCES SCALE_ORGANIZATIONS ! the WWI groups, the 1/8th, .... SCALE_PAINTING SCALE_PAINT_CAMO ! thinking of schemes such as WWI lozenges SCALE_PAINT_COLORS ! ? also SCALE_DOC_COLOR ? ? instead? SCALE_PAINT_REALISM ! actually weathering (but too many letters) SCALE_PLANS_BY_SELF SCALE_PLANS_SOURCES SCALE_PROJECT_NOTES ! e.g. the BJ note; well over 20 topics SCALE_SUBJECT_PICK SCALE_SIZE_QUARTER SCALE_SIZE_PEANUT SCALE_SIZE_SELECT ! ?? bury in GETTING STARTED and HELP? SCALE_SOAPBOX ! SCALE_REPAIRS SCALE_RETRACTS SCALE_RULES ! as well as SCALE_COMPETING ? SCALE_WEATHERING ! alternative -- admittedly more than painting User comments are requested. Otherwise I'll start working on this stuff. p.s. For technical reasons, keywords should not exceed 19 characters.
5.18	and now for new moderation	BRAT::RYDER	perpetually the bewildered beginner	`Thu May 28 1992 18:15`	24
	I believe it was in April of '89 that I set out to preserve RC notes as an information exchange resource. Now I retire and turn it over to others. Unfortunately, Monday I suffered an attack of Stupidus Solamentium. While ineptly making my own lunch (Betty was away.), I accidentally started a grease fire that spread to the kitchen cabinets before I put it out. (She did indeed want new cabinets anyway, but what a mess!) The combination of smoke inhalation and a history of severe asthma put me into the hospital during this, my last, week at Digital. Damn! I've recovered, but I had planned to use this time to transfer the moderator files and responsibilities to others. Now I must punt. I will put the [inadequately documented] files into the next reply and leave it to the existing people with moderator privileges to settle who will do what. Alton who leaves with a pride of accomplishment with shame for my intemperance in April, '89 with an awful sense of loss, losing access to notes with great regret losing contact with noters with shame for not documenting what I have and do with confidence that new moderation will be healthy with a new building project (kitchen cabinets)
5.19	moderators batch files; adaptable to other conferences	BRAT::RYDER	perpetually the bewildered beginner	`Thu May 28 1992 21:11`	1810
	This is a quick dump of my moderation package. The files below must be edited to change all specific "RYDER" references to be generic logicals. Actually, they all sort of started that way and became specific over time. Dumb, but that is reality. Sorry, guys. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I have two important subdirectories, [RYDER.MOD.SCRATCH] and [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]. Of course, there is also [RYDER.MOD] and [RYDER] [RYDER.MOD.SCRATCH] holds all weekly work files and then is emptied. [RYDER.MOD.NEW11] holds all command files except for those associated with the distribution of the RC11 files to those requesting such. There is also [RYDER.MOD.RC11] and [RYDER.MOD.KEYS] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I have two commands defined: $sho sym upd UPD == "SUBMIT/NOPRINT/NOTIFY/LOG=[RYDER]/PARAM=(RC,11,ABACUS::RYDER,[RYDER.MOD.SCRATCH],[RYDER.MOD.NEW11]) " $sho sym bat* BATCH == "SUBMIT/NOPRINT/NOTIFY/LOG=[RYDER]" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The whole process also expects to find previous versions of [RYDER]RC11.T ! DIRECTORY OF TOPICS [RYDER]RC11.A ! DIRECTORY OF ALL ENTRIES [RYDER]RC11.K ! DIRECTORY OF KEYWORD DIRECTORIES [RYDER]RC11.C ! SAV of 11.3-11.last [RYDER]RC11.F ! SPECIAL FILE OF KEYWORDS AND ENTRY NUMBERS ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Here is a list of the files that are attached as part of this entry: [RYDER]RC11.F ! as it existed the last time the sequence was run ! save a copy as a reference of format ! note that this file makes the process recursive and ! therefore not easy to partially reverse ! if you lose it, you will do a complete replacement of 11. ! but because of length, it will be at the very end below. [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]GETKEYS.COM [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$BUILD1.COM !not used; builds GETKEYS equiv. [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$BUILD2.COM [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$BUILD3.COM [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$BUILD4.COM [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$REP1_2.0 [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$REP1_2.A [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$REP1_2.B [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$REP1_2.C [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$REP1_2.D [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$EDIT_HEADER.CALL [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$EDIT_KEYDIRS.CALL [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$EDIT_REP_1.CALL [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$EDIT_SHOKF.CALL [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$EDIT_ZAP.CALL [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$EDIT_ZAP_PER_DIR.COM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The flow is [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]GETKEYS.COM manual editing of the keywords for this run [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$BUILD2.COM creates batch files to be run [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$BUILD3.COM creates batch files to be run [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$BUILD4.COM creates batch files to be run [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$REP1_2.0 synchs last creation to the next [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$REP1_2.A [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$REP1_2.B [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$REP1_2.C manual moving of 11.1 and 11.2 [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$REP1_2.D the last of the main sequence [RYDER]RC11.DIS calls RC11.CALL repeatedly [RYDER]RC11.CALL MAILs out the various RC11 files wait a day for results of mailings [RYDER]RC11.CHECK used to see who didn't get them But once you get started, MAIL messages will tell you what to do. There are about two or three manual steps [directed in messages.] Some of these SUBMIT the next step automatically. Don't jam them into one; things do sometimes go wrong. The following are typically subroutines for the above. [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$EDIT_HEADER.CALL [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$EDIT_KEYDIRS.CALL [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$EDIT_REP_1.CALL [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$EDIT_SHOKF.CALL [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$EDIT_ZAP.CALL [RYDER.MOD.NEW11]UPD$EDIT_ZAP_PER_DIR.COM ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Just in case I left off some that I should have included, here is a complete list of what I really had/have. Directory USERN:[RYDER.MOD.NEW11] DEL_11_REPLIES.COM;1 1 9-DEC-1990 01:28:00.40 EMPTY.TEMPLATE;1 1 25-DEC-1990 06:45:14.52 GETKEYS.COM;10 1 7-OCT-1991 11:57:02.05 HEADER_11.1;1 1 10-SEP-1990 08:15:54.79 LIST_COM.COM;8 3 15-MAR-1990 17:58:46.65 READ.ME;4 1 9-JUL-1990 00:04:17.93 SIMPLE_ZAP.COM;2 6 8-JUL-1990 17:48:55.10 UPD$BUILD.COMMENTS;1 16 7-JUL-1990 06:46:13.64 UPD$BUILD.HOLD;1 23 16-MAR-1990 06:57:22.20 UPD$BUILD1.COM;4 3 28-JUL-1990 22:27:01.98 UPD$BUILD2.COM;12 8 30-JUN-1991 08:09:48.43 UPD$BUILD3.COM;4 1 29-SEP-1991 03:29:24.32 UPD$BUILD4.COM;3 5 3-FEB-1991 08:21:32.81 UPD$BUILD5.NO_LONGER_GOOD;1 4 16-MAR-1990 07:14:58.02 UPD$EDIT.HOLD;1 6 26-FEB-1990 05:01:07.05 UPD$EDIT_HEADER.CALL;2 3 10-MAR-1990 09:19:38.81 UPD$EDIT_KEYDIRS.CALL;16 6 11-NOV-1990 18:36:05.95 UPD$EDIT_REP_1.CALL;21 5 29-SEP-1991 04:01:53.63 UPD$EDIT_SHOKF.CALL;19 6 18-NOV-1990 07:06:26.39 UPD$EDIT_ZAP.CALL;11 6 16-MAR-1990 06:33:45.37 UPD$EDIT_ZAP_PER_DIR.COM;9 4 9-FEB-1991 09:16:26.38 UPD$MAKE_KEY.HOLD;1 3 16-MAR-1990 06:38:18.42 UPD$REP1_2.0;1 1 6-OCT-1990 03:57:15.98 UPD$REP1_2.A;10 2 29-SEP-1991 04:13:36.83 UPD$REP1_2.B;3 1 29-SEP-1991 03:55:27.41 UPD$REP1_2.C;6 1 29-SEP-1991 03:56:47.52 UPD$REP1_2.COM;9 2 26-AUG-1990 00:37:43.53 UPD$REP1_2.D;9 1 29-SEP-1991 04:11:58.05 Total of 28 files, 121 blocks. $! GETKEYS.COM $! this is actually used instead of UPD$BUILD1.COM that follows below $! note that it expects to find [ryder]rc11.f from the previous week's run $!type GETKEYS.COM !======================================= $SET DEFAULT [RYDER.MOD.SCRATCH] $ass/user upd$keys.tmp sys$output $ notes RC/noauto sho k/f $close sys$output $ $@[ryder.mod.new11]upd$edit_shokf.call upd$keys.tmp $pur upd$keys.tmp $ren upd$keys.tmp sho_k_f.date $dif sho_k_f.date,[ryder]rc11.f/nonum/out=upd$keys.tmp $mail nl: ryder/subj="edit [ryder.mod.scratch]upd$keys.tmp then $UPD upd$build2" $mail nl: ryder/subj="rename [ryder.mod.scratch]sho_k_f.date for date" $!type UPD$BUILD1.COM !======================================= $! UPD$BUILD1.COM A Ryder last edit 7/7/90 $! $! see UPD$BUILD.COMMENTS for more complete documentation $! $! This procedure creates the keyword list, UPD$KEYS.TMP, with one $! keyword per line with a a single leading space before each. $! It calls UPD$EDIT_HEADER.CALL to edit the list. $! $! It may be wise to edit out of the result the moderator's keywords. $! (e.g. ZAPIT, MOVIT, TEMP, UNKEYED) $! $ conference = P1 ! Name of the conference in the runner's Notebook $ topic = P2 ! not used $ myself = P3 ! for status reporting $ disk = P4 ! Default directory for scratch files, etc. $ cmnds = P5 ! Default directory for command files $ enter = "NOTES " + conference + "/NOAUTO" $ SET VERIFY $ SET DEFAULT 'disk $ message = "getting current keywords" $ ON WARNING THEN CONTINUE $ DEL upd$keys.tmp;* $ SET NOON $ ASS/USER upd$keys.tmp SYS$OUTPUT $ 'enter ! enter conference SHOW KEY EX $ cmnds = 'cmnds + "upd$edit_header.call upd$keys.tmp 15" ! zap first 15 lines $ @'cmnds $ MAIL NL: 'myself/subj="keyword list is ready in UPD$KEYS.TMP" $ STOP $!type UPD$BUILD2.COM !======================================= $ message = "preparing upd$dir.kom for DIR/KEY" ! also upd$del1.kom $ conference = P1 ! Name of the conference in the runner's Notebook $ topic = P2 ! Number of the existing topic to hold the output $ myself = P3 ! The node address to be notified of completion $ disk = P4 ! directory for scratch data files $ cmnds = P5 ! directory for command files $sho sym cmnds $ skip1 = "UNKEYED" ! skip this moderator's keyword $ skip2 = "MOVIT" ! skip this moderator's keyword $ skip3 = "ZAPIT" ! skip this moderator's keyword $ open_conf = "$ notes " + conference + "/noauto" $ SET VERIFY $ SET DEFAULT 'disk $ $ OPEN/WRITE batch upd$dir.kom ! for texts of new 11.* $ OPEN/WRITE select upd$del1.kom ! for a dir of to-be-replaced 11.* $ WRITE batch "$SET VERIFY" $ WRITE select "$SET VERIFY" $ WRITE batch "$SET DEFAULT " + disk $ WRITE select "$SET DEFAULT " + disk $ WRITE batch "$ message = ""creating DIR/KEY files""" $ WRITE select "$ message = ""creating DEL 11.x /KEY files""" $ WRITE batch open_conf $ WRITE select open_conf $ $ OPEN/READ/ERROR=bomb wordlist upd$keys.tmp ! and bomb if it isn't there $ OPEN/WRITE seeklist upd$seek.list ! list of potential keyword directories $ $ WRITE seeklist P1 + ", " + P2 + ". " + P3 ! pass on parameters $! e.g. "RC, 11. ABACUS::RYDER" $ $ maxlength = 20 ! longer keywords were once troublesome $ entry = 3 - 1 ! prepare to begin at reply #3 $ $loop$dir: ! start here for each keyword $ READ/END=loop$dir_end wordlist word ! process the keyword itself $ wordlen = f$length(word) ! might include trailing spaces $ word = f$extract(1,wordlen,word) ! zap the leading space $ wordlen = f$locate(" ",word) ! find the real length $ word = f$extract(0,wordlen,word) ! zap the trailing spaces if any $ IF wordlen .le. maxlength THEN GOTO use$key $ wordlen = maxlength ! truncate an overlylong word $ word = f$extract( 0, wordlen -1, word) + "" ! make it a wild reference $ $use$key: $ IF word .EQS. skip1 THEN GOTO loop$dir ! skip this moderator's keyword $ IF word .EQS. skip2 THEN GOTO loop$dir ! skip this moderator's keyword $ IF word .EQS. skip3 THEN GOTO loop$dir ! skip this moderator's keyword $ entry = entry + 1 $ ! make a unique filename $ WRITE batch "DIR/ALL/OUT=upd$txt." + f$string( entry ) + "/key=" + word $ WRITE select "DIR/OUT=upd$zap.tmp " + topic + ".101-" + topic + ".9999/key=" + word $! note: the results of select will be singly in the versions* of upd$zap.tmp $ WRITE seeklist "upd$txt." + f$string( entry ) + " key=" + word $ GOTO loop$dir $ $loop$dir_end: $ SET VERIFY $ CLOSE wordlist $ CLOSE seeklist $ WRITE batch "$ MAIL NL: " + myself + "/subj=""upd$dir.kom finished""" $ CLOSE batch $ WRITE select "$ ren upd$zap.tmp; upd$del2.tmp" $ WRITE select "$ app upd$zap.tmp;* upd$del2.tmp" ! stack them together $ WRITE select "$ del upd$zap.tmp;* ! clean up temps $ WRITE select "$ @" + cmnds + "upd$edit_zap_per_dir upd$del2." $ WRITE select "$ MAIL NL: " + myself + "/subj=""upd$del2.del ready """ $ CLOSE select $!! SUBMIT/HOLD/NOPRINT/NOTIFY/LOG='disk upd$dir.kom $!! MAIL upd$dir.kom myself/subj="upd$dir.kom on hold in queue" $ MAIL upd$dir.kom myself/subj="upd$dir.kom ready" $ message = f$string(entry) + " = last extension" $bomb: $SHO SYM message $STOP $ UPD cmnds:upd$edit_keydirs.call ! edit the files and write found list $!type UPD$BUILD3.COM !======================================= $!!! synch upd$dir $UPD [ryder.mod.new11]UPD$EDIT_KEYDIRS.CALL ! edit texts and create found $ $!type UPD$BUILD4.COM !======================================= $set verify $ message = "preparing upd$rep.kom for replies" $ conference = P1 ! Name of the conference in the runner's Notebook $ topic = P2 ! Number of the existing topic to hold the output $ myself = P3 ! The node address to be notified of completion $ disk = P4 ! directory for both command files and data $ skip1 = "UNKEYED" ! skip this moderator's keyword $ skip2 = "MOVIT" ! skip this moderator's keyword $ skip3 = "ZAPIT" ! skip this moderator's keyword $ open_conf = "$ notes " + conference + "/noauto" $ SET DEFAULT 'disk $ $ OPEN/WRITE batch upd$rep.kom $ WRITE batch "$SET VERIFY" $ WRITE batch "$SET DEFAULT " + disk $ WRITE batch "$ message = ""writing DIR/KEY replies""" $ WRITE batch open_conf $ WRITE batch "SHO CONF" $ WRITE batch topic + ".last" ! establish current topic, current end $ WRITE batch "MARK upd$old_end" ! remember the old end point for 11.1 $ WRITE batch "set moderator" ! in case 11.0 is set nowrite $ $! write the new replies (possibly after old, intervening replies) $ OPEN/READ/ERROR=bomb found upd$found.list ! list of good files & keys $ READ/ERROR=bomb found list_line ! discard the parameter line $ SET NOVERIFY $ counter = 0 $loop$key: $ READ/END=loop$key_end found file_key ! upd$txt.entry<tab>key=word $ counter = counter + 1 ! number of replies being written $ spot = F$LOCATE( " ", file_key ) ! locate tab, not spaces $ length = F$LENGTH( file_key ) $ filename = F$EXTRACT( 0, spot, file_key ) $ keyword = F$EXTRACT( spot+5, length, file_key ) $ star = F$EXTRACT( length - 1, 1, file_key ) $ WRITE batch "REPLY/NOEDIT/NOCONFIRM/TITLE=""" + keyword + """ " + filename $ IF star .nes. "" THEN WRITE batch - "ADD KEY " + keyword $ GOTO loop$key $loop$key_end: $ SET VERIFY $ CLOSE found $ WRITE batch "$ MAIL NL: " + myself + "/subj=""upd$rep.kom finished""" $ CLOSE batch ! upd$rep.kom now is ready for use $! SUBMIT/HOLD/NOPRINT/NOTIFY/LOG='disk upd$rep.kom $ MAIL upd$rep.kom 'myself/subj="upd$rep.kom is ready for use" $ STOP $ $bomb: $SHO SYM message $STOP $!type UPD$REP1_2.0 !======================================= $sync upd$rep $upd [ryder.mod.new11]upd$rep1_2.a $!type UPD$REP1_2.A !======================================= $SET VERIFY $! ren/log [ryder]rc11.a [ryder.mod.rc11] $! ren/log [ryder]rc11.t [ryder.mod.rc11]* $! ren/log [ryder]rc11.k [ryder.mod.rc11]* $! ren/log [ryder]rc11.c [ryder.mod.rc11]* $pur/log [ryder]rc11.f $ $SET DEFAULT [RYDER.MOD.SCRATCH] $ message = "creating RC11.K and RC11.T and preparing for entry as 11.1, .2" $ notes RC/noauto 11.0 DIR/OUT=rc11.k 11.100-11.last DIR/OUT=rc11.t 1-LAST $@[RYDER.MOD.new11]upd$edit_rep_1.call rc11.k 1 ! make it pretty & terse $@[RYDER.MOD.new11]UPD$EDIT_HEADER.CALL rc11.t 4 $bat [RYDER.MOD.new11]upd$rep1_2.b $MAIL NL: RYDER/SUBJ="text for 11.1 & 11.2 ready; upd$rep1_2.b submitted" $!type UPD$REP1_2.B !======================================= $SET VERIFY $SET DEFAULT [RYDER.MOD.SCRATCH] $ notes RC/noauto SHO CONF set mod del/noc note 11.2 del/noc note 11.1 $bat [ryder.mod.new11]upd$rep1_2.c $mail nl: ryder/subj="upd$rep1_2.b done; 11.1 & 11.2 deleted; upd$rep1_2.c submitted" $!type UPD$REP1_2.C !======================================= $SET VERIFY $SET DEFAULT [RYDER.MOD.SCRATCH] $ notes RC/noauto SHO CONF 11.0 set moderator REPLY/NOEDIT/NOCONFIRM/TITLE="directory of topics" rc11.t REPLY/NOEDIT/NOCONFIRM/TITLE="keyword directories" rc11.k $ren rc11.k [ryder]rc11.k $ren rc11.t [ryder]rc11.t $mail nl: ryder/subj="move 11.1 & 11.2 then bat [ryder.mod.new11]upd$rep1_2.d" $!type UPD$REP1_2.D !======================================= $SET VERIFY $SET DEFAULT [RYDER] $ notes RC/noauto dir/out=rc11.a . $ $cop/log [ryder.mod.scratch]sho_k_f.* [ryder]rc11.f $ren/log [ryder.mod.scratch]sho_k_f.* [ryder.mod.keys]* $mail nl: myself/subj="upd$rep1_2.d (last of sequence) done; zap [ryder.mod.scratch" $stop !!sav rc11.c 11.101-11.last $! ...... $!type UPD$EDIT_HEADER.CALL !======================================= $! UPD$EDIT_HEADER.CALL --- procedure to do simple edits to a file $! $! Parameters: $! P1 Filename $! P2 Number of lines to be deleted at the start of the file $! For SHOW KEY, P2 = 17 if a log file, 14 if sys$output $! For DIR/OUT=, P2 = 4 $! $! Implicit: The file will be truncated when a "[" starts a line $! as in "[ End of requested listing ]" $! $ OPEN/READ victim 'P1 $ OPEN/WRITE result 'P1 $ SET NOVERIFY $ $! discard P2 header lines $ number = P2 $loop_number: $ read/end=bummer/error=bummer victim line $ number = number - 1 $ if number .gt. 0 then goto loop_number $ $! copy the rest until end or the "[" is seen $loop_lines: $ read/end=end_lines/error=bummer victim line $ if F$EXTRACT( 0, 1, line ) .eqs. "[" THEN GOTO end_lines ! "[ end of ... $ write result line $ goto loop_lines $ $end_lines: $ CLOSE victim $ CLOSE result $ EXIT $ $bummer: $ SET VERIFY $ STOP ! fatal error in UPD$EDIT_HEADER.CALL $!type UPD$EDIT_KEYDIRS.CALL !======================================= $! UPD$EDIT_KEYDIRS.CALL --- procedure to delete headers from key dir's $! and check that individual keyword directories had $! actually been created and if so, write a foundlist $! (associating the keyword with the directory found) $! $! Input files: $! A set of Notes directories by keyword, such as UPD$TXT.3, etc. $! UPD$SEEK.LIST = List of these files with the associated keywords $! First line has update parameters, P1, P2, and P3 $! Of these, only topic = P2 is used here $! $! Output files: $! Edited versions of the input files $! UPD$FOUND.LIST = Revised list of the files (those actually found) $! First line is a copy of the update parameters $ message = "after DIR/KEY and before REP" $SHO DA $! SYNCH UPD$DIR ! wait until the previous step has finished $ ! be sure they are both in the same batch queue $SHO DA $ conference = P1 ! Name of the conference in the runner's Notebook $ topic = P2 ! Number of the existing topic to hold the output $ myself = P3 ! The node address to be notified of completion $ disk = P4 ! directory for scratch data files $ cmnds = P5 ! directory for command files $ SET VERIFY $ SET DEFAULT 'disk $ $ OPEN/READ seek upd$seek.list ! list of potential files & keywords $ OPEN/WRITE found upd$found.list ! the revised version (subset) $ $ READ/END=end seek list_line ! get the update parameters $ WRITE found list_line ! pass them on $ spot = f$locate(",",list_line) ! find the conference delimiter $ list_line = f$extract( spot, f$length(list_line), list_line ) ! discard conf $ period = f$locate(".",list_line) ! find the topic delimiter $ topic = f$extract( period-5, 6, list_line) ! pull out the topic $ $next_file: $ READ/END=end seek list_line ! format "upd$txt." + entry + " key=" + word $ filename = F$EXTRACT( 0, F$LOCATE( " ", list_line ), list_line ) $ $ OPEN/READ/ERROR=next_file victim 'filename ! implicit loopback $ WRITE found list_line ! simple copy of input if the file exists $ if filename .eqs. "upd$txt.6 " THEN GOTO NEXT_FILE $ OPEN/WRITE result 'filename $ ! discard first four lines then copy $ read/end=bummer/error=bummer victim line ! line 1 $ read/end=bummer/error=bummer victim line ! line 2 $ read/end=bummer/error=bummer victim line ! line 3 $ read/end=bummer/error=bummer victim line ! line 4 $ $loop_lines: $ read/end=end_lines/error=bummer victim line $ if f$extract( 40, 6, line ) .eqs. topic then goto loop_lines ! self? $ write result line ! if it wasn't a self-reference (reply topic) $ goto loop_lines $ $end_lines: $ CLOSE victim $ CLOSE result $ GOTO next_file $ $end: $ CLOSE seek $ CLOSE found $ MAIL NL: myself/subj="replies are now ready" $ EXIT $ $bummer: $ STOP $!type UPD$EDIT_REP_1.CALL !======================================= $! UPD$EDIT_REP_1.CALL --- procedure to reshape text for 11.1 $! $ set def [ryder.mod.scratch] $! [ryder.mod.scratch]rc11.k contains a directory of keyword directories $! $! The lines will be reformatted to delete leading and redundant junk. $! The first entry is an extra entry and will be deleted herein. (last of old) $! This version sorts the list to allow for incremental updates and then $! produces a two column result $ $set verify $ OPEN/READ/ERROR=bummer victim [ryder.mod.scratch]rc11.k $ OPEN/WRITE result [ryder.mod.scratch]rc11.k $ $set noverify $ ! discard first seven lines then re-arrange $ read/end=bummer/error=bummer victim line ! line 1 $ read/end=bummer/error=bummer victim line ! line 2 $ read/end=bummer/error=bummer victim line ! line 3 $ read/end=bummer/error=bummer victim line ! line 4 $ read/end=bummer/error=bummer victim line ! line 5 $ read/end=bummer/error=bummer victim line ! line 6 $ read/end=bummer/error=bummer victim line ! line 7 (old) $ $loop_lines: $ read/end=end_lines/error=bummer victim line $ line = F$EXTRACT(41,99,line) $ write result line $ goto loop_lines $ $end_lines: $set verify $ close victim $ close result $! sort on keyword (not on note number) $ SORT/STABLE/KEY=(POS:9,SIZE:20,NUMBER:1) rc11.k rc11.tmp $ $ ! re-arrange to two cols. $ OPEN/READ/ERROR=bummer sorted rc11.tmp $ OPEN/WRITE paired rc11.k $ write paired " Entry Keyword Entry Keyword" $ write paired " ----- ------- ----- -------" $ $loop_lines2: $ read/end=end_lines2/error=bummer sorted line1 $ line1 = F$EXTRACT(0,30,line1 + " ") $ read/end=odd/error=bummer sorted line2 $ line2 = F$EXTRACT(0,30,line2 + " ") $ line = line1 + line2 $ write paired line $ goto loop_lines2 $ $odd: $ write paired line1 $end_lines2: $set verify $ close sorted $ close paired $! mail nl: myself/subj="check RC11.K then finish up" $ EXIT $bummer: $stop $!type UPD$EDIT_SHOKF.CALL !======================================= $! UPD$EDIT_SHOKF.CALL --- procedure to delete references to notes 11.* $! from a SHO K/F list of keywords $! $! Input file: anything; filename is parameter P1 $! $! Output file: Edited version of the input file $! $! It replicates the keyword itself on $! every line so a DIF will indicate every $! keyword that has had a change. To avoid $! false attributions when a line has been $! deleted, a blank line is inserted just $! before a start of a new keyword. $! $! All imbedded occurences of " 11.*" will $! be deleted including any immediately $! following comma $! $! All else is simply copied $! EXCEPT that a trailing blank may be deleted $! from any line even if there is a continuation $! line following in the list of keyworded notes $! $! SET VERIFY $ filename := 'P1 ! $ blankline = " " $ $ OPEN/READ input 'filename ! typically a log file or its fragment $ OPEN/WRITE output 'filename ! $ $skip_junk: $ read/end=end_lines/error=bummer input line $ if line .nes. " Keyword Note" then goto skip_junk $ $loop_lines: $ read/end=end_lines/error=bummer input line $loop_ref: $ length = f$length(line) ! get length of this line $ refer = f$locate(" 11.",line) ! find the imbedded reference $ if refer .eq. length then goto write ! no reference found $else: ! now find the end of it $ left = f$extract( refer+4, length, line ) ! remainder of the line $ blank = f$locate(" ",left) ! find the trailing blank, if any $ left = f$extract( blank, f$length(left), left ) $ line = f$extract( 0, refer, line ) + left $ goto loop_ref ! look for another $ $write: $! delete trailing comma $ if f$extract( length-1, length-1, line ) .eqs. "," then - $ line = f$extract( 0, length-1, line ) $! handle keyword $ thiskey = f$extract( 0, 21, line ) $ if thiskey .eqs. " " then goto realwrite $ keyword = thiskey $ write output blankline $ $realwrite: $ line = keyword + f$extract( 22, f$length(line), line ) $ write output line $ goto loop_lines $ $end_lines: $ CLOSE input $ CLOSE output $ EXIT $ $bummer: $ STOP $!type UPD$EDIT_ZAP.CALL !======================================= $! UPD$EDIT_ZAP.CALL --- procedure to transform a Notes directory of replies, $! not topics, into a DELETE NOTE batch file. $! Topics, if included [by error], will be included $! in the delete list; if they have a title not $! starting with "!", they will simply cause an error. $ set noverify $! $! Input file: (P1 contains the filename; implied extension is TMP) $! A Notes directory from a DIR/OUT= or a log file from a DIR $! The file will be skipped to the first reply entry, edited, and $! truncated at the first "[ end of requested listing ]", if any. $! $! Input parameters: $! P1 contains the filename including the "."; implied extension is TMP $! P2 contains the number of leading entries to skip (depends upon source) $! $! Data file: UPD$SEEK.LIST (first line only --- id of conference and myself) $! $! Output file: $! Edited version of the input file with extension "KOM" $ $ input = P1 + "TMP" ! parameter P1 must supply the "." $ output = P1 + "KOM" $ OPEN/READ dir 'input $ OPEN/WRITE del 'output ! the revised version $ $ OPEN/READ seek UPD$SEEK.LIST ! get conference info $ READ/END=end seek list_line ! get the update parameters $ spot = f$locate(",",list_line) ! find the conference delimiter $ conf = f$extract( 0, spot, list_line ) $ list_line = f$extract( spot, f$length(list_line), list_line ) ! discard conf $ period = f$locate(".",list_line) ! find the topic delimiter $ myself = f$extract( period+1, f$length(list_line), list_line) ! for mail $ CLOSE seek $ WRITE del "$NOTES/NOAUTO " + conf $! WRITE del "SET MODERATOR" ! best to not do this yet $ $loop_start: $ READ/END=end dir line ! look for beginning of the list $ IF F$EXTRACT(0, 14, line) .nes. " Topic Author" THEN GOTO loop_start $ READ/END=stop dir line ! skip the bars $ IF P2 .eqs. "" THEN GOTO loop_line $ploop: $ IF P2 .eq. 0 THEN GOTO loop_line $ READ/END=stop dir line ! skip an extra entry or so $ P2 = P2 - 1 $ GOTO ploop $ $loop_line: $ READ/END=end dir line $ IF F$EXTRACT(0, 1, line) .eqs. "[" THEN GOTO end ! an early end $ IF F$EXTRACT(0, 1, line) .eqs. "n" THEN GOTO bummer ! "no such ..." $ spot = F$LOCATE("-19", line) ! skip to the date field $ line = F$EXTRACT(spot+5, F$LENGTH(line), line) ! shift left to the entry $ period = F$LOCATE(".", line) ! find the reply number $ spot = F$LOCATE(" ", F$EXTRACT(period, period + 7, line) )! skip to a space $ line = "DELETE/NOCONFIRM NOTE " + F$EXTRACT(0, spot + period, line) $ WRITE del line $ goto loop_line $ $end: $ CLOSE dir $ WRITE del "$SHOW DA" $ CLOSE del $ EXIT $ $bummer: $ CLOSE dir $ CLOSE del $ STOP $!type UPD$EDIT_ZAP_PER_DIR.COM !======================================= $! UPD$EDIT_ZAP_PER_DIR.CALL --- procedure to transform a concatenation of $! Notes directory of replies, not topics, into $! a DELETE NOTE batch file. $! $! Input file: (P1 contains the filename; implied extension is TMP) $! A Notes directory from a DIR/OUT= or a log file from a DIR $! $! Input parameters: $! P1 contains the filename including the "." but without the extension $! the extension must be TMP $! $! Data file: UPD$SEEK.LIST (first line only --- id of conference) $! $! Output file: $! Edited version of the input file with extension "DEL" $ $ input = P1 + "TMP" ! parameter P1 must supply the "." $ output = P1 + "DEL" $ OPEN/READ dir 'input $ OPEN/WRITE del 'output ! the revised version $ $ OPEN/READ seek UPD$SEEK.LIST ! get conference info $ READ/END=end seek list_line ! get the update parameters $ CLOSE seek $ spot = f$locate(",",list_line) ! find the conference delimiter $ conf = f$extract( 0, spot, list_line ) $ $ WRITE del "$NOTES/NOAUTO " + conf $ WRITE del "SET MODERATOR" ! think about this $ $ set verify $loop_line: $ READ/END=end dir line $ spot = F$LOCATE("-199", line) ! skip to the date field $ if spot .eq. F$LENGTH(line) then goto loop_line $ wrong = F$LOCATE("Updated:", line) ! false info line $ if wrong .ne. F$LENGTH(line) then goto loop_line $ line = F$EXTRACT(spot+5, F$LENGTH(line), line) ! shift left to the entry $ period = F$LOCATE(".", line) ! find the reply number $ if period .eq. F$LENGTH(line) then goto loop_line $ spot = F$LOCATE(" ", F$EXTRACT(period, period + 7, line) )! skip to a space $ line = "DELETE/NOCONFIRM NOTE " + F$EXTRACT(0, spot + period, line) $ WRITE del line $ goto loop_line $ $end: $ CLOSE dir $ WRITE del "$SHOW DA" $ CLOSE del $ EXIT $ $bummer: $ CLOSE dir $ CLOSE del $ STOP $!RC11.DIS !======================================= $set verify $mail set copy nosend exit $! @rc11.call nm%midi::chad ! Chad Leigh $ @rc11.call nm%rgb::miner ! Dan $ @rc11.call nm%VERSA::TULANKO ! Carl $ @rc11.call nm%FDCV25::P01YATES ! Ollie $ @rc11.call nm%BTOVT::BREAULT_B ! Bernie $ @rc11.call nm%OSAV03::MATSUSHIMA $ @rc11.call nm%HPSRAD::AJAI $ @rc11.call nm%ESCROW::PHILLIPS $ @rc11.call nm%SVCEXE::HOGAN $mail set copy send exit $stop $!RC11.CALL !======================================= $MAIL RC11.T 'p1/SUBJECT="updated RC11.T = DIR OF ALL TOPICS --- EXT/NOHEAD from MAIL" $MAIL RC11.A 'p1/SUBJECT="updated RC11.A = DIR OF ALL ENTRIES -- EXT/NOHEAD from MAIL" $MAIL RC11.K 'p1/SUBJECT="updated RC11.K ~= 11.1 --- EXT/NOHEAD from MAIL" $!RC11.CHECK !======================================= ! the appropriate mail messages are all extracted to the file, "TEMP" ! eacxh name should appear three times in the resulting output $sea temp sent/mat=and,miner ! Dan $sea temp sent/mat=and,TULANKO ! Carl ? $sea temp sent/mat=and,P01YATES ! Ollie $sea temp sent/mat=and,BREAULT_B ! Bernie ? $sea temp sent/mat=and,MATSUSHIMA $sea temp sent/mat=and,AJAI $sea temp sent/mat=and,PHILLIPS $sea temp sent/mat=and,HOGAN $!!!! !======================================= $ dim USERN:[RYDER.MOD.NEW11] Directory USERN:[RYDER.MOD.NEW11] DEL_11_REPLIES.COM;1 1 9-DEC-1990 01:28:00.40 EMPTY.TEMPLATE;1 1 25-DEC-1990 06:45:14.52 GETKEYS.COM;10 1 7-OCT-1991 11:57:02.05 HEADER_11.1;1 1 10-SEP-1990 08:15:54.79 LIST_COM.COM;8 3 15-MAR-1990 17:58:46.65 READ.ME;4 1 9-JUL-1990 00:04:17.93 SIMPLE_ZAP.COM;2 6 8-JUL-1990 17:48:55.10 UPD$BUILD.COMMENTS;1 16 7-JUL-1990 06:46:13.64 UPD$BUILD.HOLD;1 23 16-MAR-1990 06:57:22.20 UPD$BUILD1.COM;4 3 28-JUL-1990 22:27:01.98 UPD$BUILD2.COM;12 8 30-JUN-1991 08:09:48.43 UPD$BUILD3.COM;4 1 29-SEP-1991 03:29:24.32 UPD$BUILD4.COM;3 5 3-FEB-1991 08:21:32.81 UPD$BUILD5.NO_LONGER_GOOD;1 4 16-MAR-1990 07:14:58.02 UPD$EDIT.HOLD;1 6 26-FEB-1990 05:01:07.05 UPD$EDIT_HEADER.CALL;2 3 10-MAR-1990 09:19:38.81 UPD$EDIT_KEYDIRS.CALL;16 6 11-NOV-1990 18:36:05.95 UPD$EDIT_REP_1.CALL;21 5 29-SEP-1991 04:01:53.63 UPD$EDIT_SHOKF.CALL;19 6 18-NOV-1990 07:06:26.39 UPD$EDIT_ZAP.CALL;11 6 16-MAR-1990 06:33:45.37 UPD$EDIT_ZAP_PER_DIR.COM;9 4 9-FEB-1991 09:16:26.38 UPD$MAKE_KEY.HOLD;1 3 16-MAR-1990 06:38:18.42 UPD$REP1_2.0;1 1 6-OCT-1990 03:57:15.98 UPD$REP1_2.A;10 2 29-SEP-1991 04:13:36.83 UPD$REP1_2.B;3 1 29-SEP-1991 03:55:27.41 UPD$REP1_2.C;6 1 29-SEP-1991 03:56:47.52 UPD$REP1_2.COM;9 2 26-AUG-1990 00:37:43.53 UPD$REP1_2.D;9 1 29-SEP-1991 04:11:58.05 Total of 28 files, 121 blocks. Good luck. My home phone is 603/673-1776 Alton Ryder, who no longer can access the network. RC11.F as of 11-MAY-1992 1991 13.41, 105.0, 829.0, 1047.18, 1047.32, 1266.0 1_8TH_AF 959.0, 960.0 3IM 105.40, 105.46, 105.49, 105.53, 105.58, 105.82 3IM 105.104, 105.114, 105.227, 116.5, 133.8, 133.12, 133.13 3IM 133.14, 352.1, 497.6, 700.0, 710.0, 829.34 ADDRESSES 7.0, 8.0, 9.0, 10.0, 12.14, 14.0, 30.6, 44.13 ADDRESSES 126.138, 288.394, 337.29, 341.7, 383.15, 399.433, 423.19 ADDRESSES 782.2, 855.1, 1012.3, 1308.1 AERODYNAMICS AFTER_RUN_OIL 64.0, 93.127, 93.128 AILERONS 190.0, 192.0, 964.0, 1404.23 AIRFOILS 124.1, 124.5, 399.698, 738.8, 738.9, 756.0 AIRFOILS 1030.5, 1113.0, 1202.0, 1405.0 AIRFRAME_ALIGNMENT 464.0, 490.0, 508.12, 1185.0 AIRPLANE_KITS 59.0, 78.0, 118.0, 129.3, 183.0, 230.14, 240.0 AIRPLANE_KITS 250.0, 252.0, 271.661, 280.0, 324.0, 356.0, 359.0, 384.0 AIRPLANE_KITS 385.0, 418.0, 461.0, 466.0, 494.0, 502.0, 527.0, 628.0 AIRPLANE_KITS 682.0, 704.0, 744.0, 744.2, 772.0, 801.0, 840.0, 963.0 AIRPLANE_KITS 970.0, 999.0, 1050.0, 1058.0, 1077.0, 1087.0, 1091.0 AIRPLANE_KITS 1093.0, 1147.0, 1167.0, 1211.0, 1301.0, 1308.0, 1353.0 AIRPLANE_RACING 80.0, 154.0 AMA 7.3, 30.0, 36.0, 468.0, 651.0, 662.0, 1070.0 AMA 1362.0, 1364.0 AMA_NATS 1362.0 ANTENNA 552.0, 1085.37 AUCTION 19.0 AUTOPILOT 1389.0 BALSA 44.0, 201.0, 399.699, 402.0, 1348.0, 1361.0 BATTERY_CHARGERS 2.1, 46.0, 89.0, 592.0, 790.0 BATTERY_CYCLER 967.0 BATTERY_NICAD_MAINT 53.0, 139.0, 277.0, 790.0, 852.0, 967.0, 1257.0 BATTERY_NICAD_MAINT 1328.0 BATTERY_PACK 32.0, 53.0, 79.0, 678.0, 697.0, 751.0, 782.0 BATTERY_PACK 790.0, 888.0, 976.0, 1036.0, 1049.0, 1089.0 BATTERY_RX_SOLAR 399.29 BEARINGS 8.78 BEEPER 1054.0 BEGINNER 2.0, 12.0, 13.0, 22.0, 49.0, 51.32, 57.0, 82.0 BEGINNER 101.0, 102.0, 118.15, 203.0, 230.0, 239.177, 239.2059 BEGINNER 244.0, 246.15, 284.0, 332.0, 387.0, 409.68, 428.0, 435.0 BEGINNER 505.27, 523.0, 609.0, 613.6, 684.0, 795.0, 845.0, 877.0 BEGINNER 988.0, 1035.0, 1043.0, 1051.0, 1133.0, 1190.0, 1218.0 BEGINNER 1228.1, 1229.0, 1230.0, 1353.0 BIG_ENGINES 1302.0 BIG_PLANES 1409.0 BLIMPS 806.0 BOATS 219.0, 377.0, 525.0, 769.0, 787.0, 826.0, 849.0 BOATS 961.0, 1026.0, 1032.0, 1279.0, 1322.0, 1359.0 BOOKS_MAGAZINES 327.0, 337.29, 511.0, 671.0, 695.0, 934.0 BOOKS_MAGAZINES 1030.0, 1113.2, 1200.0, 1201.0, 1356.0 BUILDING 44.0, 124.45, 203.0, 385.2, 1384.0, 1386.0 BUILDING 1388.0 BUILDING_AIDS 56.0, 251.0, 251.4, 403.0, 516.0, 683.0, 880.0 BUILDING_AIDS 1022.18, 1085.0, 1209.0 BUILDING_AIDS_JIGS 251.3, 403.0, 813.20, 1022.18, 1244.18, 1244.43 BUILDING_AIDS_JIGS 1349.28 BUILDING_BEND_WOOD 201.0, 1085.27 BUILDING_CONTESTS 665.0, 776.0, 1192.0 BUILDING_FUELPROOF 1190.0 BUILDING_MATERIALS 124.45, 162.6, 282.10, 399.41, 508.134, 1087.12 BUILDING_MATERIALS 1258.0 BUILDING_TECHNIQUES 91.0, 137.0, 399.555, 1209.0, 1223.0, 1241.0 BUILDING_TECHNIQUES 1244.18, 1310.0, 1321.19, 1321.20 CALENDAR 642.0 CANARD 286.2, 326.18, 391.33, 692.0, 1288.0 CANOPY_INSTALLATION 66.0, 70.0, 341.0, 508.144 CARBON_FIBER 124.44, 124.46, 124.53, 124.54, 217.39, 399.40 CARBON_FIBER 399.256, 399.352, 399.793, 415.0, 416.0, 417.68, 417.137 CARBON_FIBER 438.10, 683.0, 683.9, 781.7, 837.5, 847.3, 847.6, 968.4 CARBON_FIBER 968.5, 968.7, 970.1, 1068.1, 1068.5 CARS 3.0, 18.0, 18.4, 32.0, 158.0, 200.0, 206.0 CARS 257.0, 293.0, 392.0, 443.2, 446.0, 448.0, 452.0, 456.0 CARS 459.0, 467.0, 484.0, 485.0, 493.0, 505.0, 513.0, 534.0 CARS 543.0, 551.0, 577.0, 590.0, 624.0, 653.0, 676.0, 678.0 CARS 732.0, 758.0, 775.0, 784.0, 818.0, 819.0, 883.0, 914.0 CARS 1015.0, 1029.0, 1037.0, 1048.0, 1062.0, 1174.0, 1320.0 CARS 1360.0 CAR_ALIGNMENT 495.0, 1179.9 CAR_BEGINNER 17.0, 200.0, 376.0, 449.0, 478.0, 519.0, 589.0 CAR_BEGINNER 796.0, 802.0, 1037.0, 1174.0, 1360.0 CAR_RACES 555.0, 897.0, 897.0, 1110.0, 1112.0, 1360.0 CAR_RACES 1370.0, 1380.0 CASEY_ARTICLE 239.1664 CG 202.0, 227.0, 246.12, 346.0, 397.0, 399.231 CG 547.0, 771.543, 771.544 CLUBS 15.0, 19.16, 27.0, 256.0, 371.0, 635.0, 763.0 CLUBS 765.0, 774.0, 1332.0, 1391.0, 1396.0 CMRCM 15.40, 15.57, 15.66, 30.8, 102.1, 774.35 COLD_WEATHER_FLYING 48.0, 387.376, 1123.0, 1151.0 COLOR_SCHEMES 1043.0 COMPETING_GENERAL 298.0, 1362.0 COMPUSERVE 7.3, 7.4 CONFERENCE_ISSUES 176.0, 514.0, 814.0, 1115.0 CONNECTORS 399.1290, 790.0, 920.0, 1089.0 CONNECTORS_HI_POWER 387.259, 387.269, 387.291, 387.326, 919.0 CONTEST 545.0, 546.0, 766.0, 853.0, 875.0, 1117.0 CONTEST 1319.0, 1362.0, 1375.0 CONTRACT_KIT_BUILDER188.0, 517.0 CONTROL_LINKAGE 56.39, 239.967, 239.1197, 282.0, 282.13, 283.0 CONTROL_LINKAGE 285.0, 327.18, 399.256, 399.435, 399.436, 399.437 CONTROL_LINKAGE 399.438, 399.440, 399.574, 399.575, 399.576, 399.577 CONTROL_LINKAGE 399.578, 399.639, 399.782, 771.532, 847.0, 1244.24 CONTROL_LINKAGE 1244.74 CONTROL_TECHNIQUE 315.0, 326.23 CONTROL_TRIMS 326.0, 326.28, 388.0, 391.0, 508.149, 1045.0 CONTROL_TRIMS 1299.0, 1404.23 COVERING_DECALS 465.0, 625.0, 639.0 COVERING_FABRIC 217.11, 288.16, 318.0, 1384.54 COVERING_FILM 73.0, 73.93, 73.94, 132.0, 311.0, 399.1317 COVERING_GLASS 288.360, 288.361, 288.362, 288.366, 316.0, 317.0 COVERING_GLASS 871.0 COVERING_MATERIALS 242.0, 270.0, 288.0, 409.37, 648.0 COVERING_TISSUE 237.0 COVERING_TRIM 512.0, 1043.2, 1358.0 COWLINGS 508.132, 736.0, 770.0, 1064.0 CRASH_REPORTS 230.0, 1218.0 DECRCM 522.0, 544.0, 608.0, 817.0, 930.0, 1074.0 DECRCM 1074.9, 1176.0, 1204.0 DESIGN 41.0, 540.0, 671.0, 692.0, 756.0, 935.0, 987.0 DESIGN 1152.5, 1205.0, 1325.0 DIESEL 69.0, 143.0 DIHEDRAL 136.0, 694.0 DIRECTIONS_TO___ 10.0, 15.0, 336.25, 774.0 DISTRIBUTION_LIST 927.0, 1115.0, 1204.0 DUCTED_FAN 286.0, 477.0, 615.0, 1277.0 ELECTRIC 47.0, 366.153, 386.0, 387.0, 408.0, 460.0, 678.0 ELECTRIC 686.0, 919.0, 1136.0, 1277.0 ELECTRIC_GEAR_BOX 387.80, 387.85, 387.191, 387.329, 387.330 ELECTRIC_GEAR_BOX 387.331, 387.332, 387.334, 387.335, 387.338, 387.339 ELECTRIC_GEAR_BOX 387.340, 387.341, 387.342 ELECTRIC_MOTORS 17.28, 98.17, 211.0, 335.0, 387.20, 387.28 ELECTRIC_MOTORS 387.81, 387.213, 387.343, 405.0, 405.27, 406.0, 443.0 ELECTRIC_MULTI_ENG 1227.0 ENGINE 8.78, 60.0, 69.0, 93.0, 235.0, 264.6, 284.12 ENGINE 289.0, 299.0, 319.0, 396.0, 411.0, 436.0, 663.0, 894.0 ENGINE 1264.0, 1302.0 ENGINE_4_STROKE 12.19, 64.3, 411.0, 891.1, 1044.6, 1140.22 ENGINE_4_STROKE 1295.0 ENGINE_ACCESSORIES 239.1161, 339.0, 465.0 ENGINE_AFTER_RUN_OIL64.0, 64.17 ENGINE_BREAK_IN 50.0, 178.0, 1327.0 ENGINE_CARBURETORS 174.0 ENGINE_CO2 957.0, 1231.0 ENGINE_COOLING 508.23, 770.0 ENGINE_FUEL_PUMPS 172.0, 1080.0 ENGINE_HELP_NEEDED 194.0, 264.0, 309.24, 1140.0, 1354.0 ENGINE_MOUNTING 391.23, 441.0, 719.0, 1152.0, 1220.0 ENGINE_REPAIR 383.0, 437.0, 663.0, 780.0, 783.0, 857.0 ENGINE_SIZING 123.0, 247.0 ENGINE_SPECIFIC 93.86, 130.0, 163.0, 194.0, 271.53, 294.0, 319.0 ENGINE_SPECIFIC 358.0, 404.0, 891.0, 970.14, 1057.0, 1108.11, 1108.12 ENGINE_SPECIFIC 1109.0, 1293.0 ENGINE_SPECIFIC_COX 1354.0 ENGINE_SPECIFIC_FOX 247.3, 247.4, 1108.0 ENGINE_TUNING 65.0, 149.0, 163.22, 167.0, 191.0, 230.9, 238.0 ENGINE_TUNING 294.0, 314.0, 411.76, 451.0, 891.11, 1193.8 ENGINE_WANKEL 334.0 ENGINE_ZENOAH 404.0, 1302.4, 1302.5, 1302.9 FIBERGLASS 91.6, 160.0, 288.1, 288.26, 288.27, 288.281 FIBERGLASS 770.25, 837.0, 871.0, 1278.0 FIELD_BOX 343.0, 367.0, 988.0 FIELD_BOX_CLEANER 343.0 FIELD_BOX_PUMP 94.0, 1085.1 FILLER 442.0, 442.3, 572.6, 873.0 FLAPS 807.0, 1024.0, 1025.0 FLICKS 680.0 FLIGHT_SIMULATORS 266.0, 303.0, 950.0 FLOAT_FLYING 48.0, 48.22, 71.17, 142.0, 328.0, 328.82, 1135.0 FLUTTER 190.0, 399.789, 399.790, 399.797, 477.6, 771.611 FLUTTER 1076.8 FLYING_SITES 15.0, 297.0, 331.0, 638.0, 774.0, 788.0, 1039.0 FLYING_SITES 1071.0, 1200.7, 1332.0, 1372.0, 1378.0, 1379.0 FLYING_TECHNIQUE 171.35, 239.521, 239.522, 583.0 FLY_IN 642.0 FOAM 56.0, 91.0, 382.0, 415.33, 491.5, 793.35 FOAM 951.169, 1113.6, 1156.0 FOR_SALE 6.0, 1369.0 FUEL 12.27, 69.21, 93.125, 156.0, 167.7, 309.0, 411.3 FUEL 411.69, 562.0, 881.0 FUEL_SYSTEMS 145.0, 203.0, 203.1, 230.14, 279.87, 289.43 FUEL_SYSTEMS 508.54, 703.0, 880.0, 940.0, 1067.0, 1415.0 FUN_FLY 642.0, 865.0 FUN_SCALE FUTABA 1413.4, 1413.5, 1421.0 Future 1253.0 GLIDER 51.16, 165.0, 337.0, 342.0, 355.0, 399.0, 423.0 GLIDER 426.0, 546.0, 570.0, 652.0, 666.0, 671.0, 672.0, 674.0 GLIDER 687.0, 771.363, 771.576, 845.0, 853.0, 878.0, 898.0 GLIDER 904.0, 910.0, 957.0, 958.0, 968.0, 992.0, 1024.0, 1027.0 GLIDER 1031.0, 1047.7, 1068.0, 1118.0, 1119.0, 1123.0, 1124.0 GLIDER 1126.0, 1200.0, 1201.0, 1202.0, 1218.19, 1298.0, 1300.0 GLIDER 1319.0, 1404.0 GLIDER_BALLAST 399.971, 1402.0 GLIDER_BAL_&_TRIM 337.42, 397.0, 399.68, 399.827, 399.1276 GLIDER_BAL_&_TRIM 1404.23 GLIDER_BEGINNER 82.31, 399.49, 399.101, 399.231, 399.242 GLIDER_BEGINNER 1261.89 GLIDER_CROSS_CNTRY GLIDER_DESIGN 399.41, 399.42, 1244.90, 1350.0, 1412.0 GLIDER_F3B_F3J_ETC 399.951 GLIDER_HAND_LAUNCH 124.0, 125.0, 127.0, 128.6, 1374.0, 1394.0 GLIDER_HI_START 423.0, 779.50, 1123.0 GLIDER_KITS 118.17, 124.79, 399.18, 399.42, 399.43, 399.48 GLIDER_KITS 399.567, 399.572, 399.1131, 399.1280, 399.1361, 687.0 GLIDER_KITS 910.0, 1126.0, 1289.0, 1321.0, 1323.0 GLIDER_KIT_ASW_X 271.651, 1235.0, 1311.0 GLIDER_KIT_CHUP 128.0, 399.574, 399.698, 1298.10 GLIDER_KIT_GENTLE_L 82.31, 426.2, 845.0, 910.0, 921.0, 923.4 GLIDER_KIT_HOB_2X4 399.139, 399.590, 1289.0 GLIDER_KIT_LEGEND 399.796, 399.899, 1386.0 GLIDER_KIT_NINJA 771.663, 1261.3 GLIDER_KIT_PREDATOR 1374.0 GLIDER_KIT_PROPHET 337.43 GLIDER_KIT_PULSAR 399.1228 GLIDER_KIT_P_O_CAKE 231.0 GLIDER_KIT_SO_WIND 399.345 GLIDER_KIT_SPIRIT 399.1102, 399.1132, 399.1133, 399.1134, 399.1135 GLIDER_KIT_SPIRIT 399.1136 GLIDER_KIT_UHU 387.351, 387.352, 387.355, 387.361, 399.669 GLIDER_KIT_UHU 399.778, 399.783, 399.798 GLIDER_LAUNCH_H_TOW 399.471, 422.0 GLIDER_LAUNCH_MECH 399.738, 399.748, 399.805, 399.809, 422.0, 423.0 GLIDER_LAUNCH_MECH 425.0, 426.0, 427.0, 1255.0, 1323.6 GLIDER_LAUNCH_P_TOW 399.800, 425.0 GLIDER_LAUNCH_WINCH 399.497, 399.951, 424.0 GLIDER_LSF_ETC 398.0 GLIDER_PWR_ELECTRIC 386.0, 387.269, 387.337, 387.355, 399.51 GLIDER_PWR_ELECTRIC 399.788, 405.0, 737.25, 1045.0, 1113.35 GLIDER_PWR_GLOW 145.3, 231.0, 321.0, 1044.0, 1045.0 GLIDER_PWR_SOLAR 386.2, 399.29, 1246.0, 1246.1 GLIDER_SCALE GLIDER_SCALE_PSS GLIDER_SLOPE 1261.0 GLIDER_SLOPE_MODELS 1261.3 GLIDER_SLOPE_SITES 1261.1, 1261.8, 1261.9, 1261.12 GLIDER_SNIFFER 399.22, 399.46, 399.50 GLIDER_SPOILERS 399.572, 771.557, 1027.0 GLIDER_THERMALLING 399.569, 399.570 GLIDER_TOW_HOOK 124.57, 124.59, 399.739, 399.740, 399.805, 426.0 GLIDER_TOW_HOOK 1323.6 GLIDER_TURBULATORS 124.38, 968.4 GLOW_PLUG 88.0, 93.125, 146.0, 383.1, 645.0, 899.0, 1414.0 GLUE 13.27, 13.28, 13.29, 66.0, 288.339, 409.0, 470.0 GLUE 781.0, 803.0, 837.0, 1190.0 GREEN_MOUNTAIN 1005.0 GUN_NOISE 6.1, 253.12, 253.13, 253.65, 253.66 GYRO 239.2347, 239.2348, 239.2349, 532.0, 740.10 GYRO 786.0 HEAT_GUNS 482.0 HELICOPTER 34.0, 67.0, 85.0, 121.0, 144.0, 178.4 HELICOPTER 178.8, 230.98, 350.0, 357.0, 366.0, 479.6, 532.0, 626.0 HELICOPTER 647.0, 691.0, 740.9, 740.10, 786.0, 824.0, 833.0, 972.0 HELICOPTER 1066.0, 1072.0, 1090.0, 1092.0, 1095.0, 1131.0 HELICOPTER_EVENTS HELI_BEGINNER 4.294, 228.0 HELI_COBRA 34.2, 67.0, 366.162, 972.5 HELI_CONCEPT_30 144.21, 972.0, 1072.0, 1226.0 HELI_SCOUT_60 366.21 HELI_SHUTTLE 228.5, 228.6, 228.7, 228.8 HELI_STORK 228.9, 365.0 HELI_XCELL 144.21, 144.22, 626.0, 1131.2 HELP 2.0 HINGES 190.0, 192.0, 234.0, 285.0, 386.5, 399.384 HINGES 399.1165, 515.0, 523.0, 681.0, 921.0, 964.1, 1025.0 HINGES 1076.0, 1145.0 HOBBY_SHOPS 8.0, 9.0, 506.0, 1376.0 HOVERCRAFT 348.0 HTA_SHIRTS 929.206 HUMOR? 399.918, 1002.30, 1303.0 IDENTIFICATION 1070.0 INCIDENCE 239.656, 246.0, 279.25, 388.0 INSTRUCTOR 101.0, 102.0, 103.0, 104.2, 230.0, 230.2, 230.40 INSTRUCTOR 1051.0 INSTRUMENTATION 97.0, 342.0, 387.244, 1012.0, 1209.54, 1222.0 INSTRUMENTATION 1252.0 JETEX 618.0 K&B KEYWORDS 2.0 KITES 8.69, 9.23, 239.2577, 1255.0, 1261.80 KIT_MFG_ASTRO 1227.0 KIT_MFG_BALSA_USA 9.17, 412.4, 724.0, 760.1, 1091.0, 1211.0 KIT_MFG_BALSA_USA 1237.3 KIT_MFG_COVERITE 334.0 KIT_MFG_DAVEY 387.250 KIT_MFG_DODGSON 399.144, 399.417, 399.419, 687.0, 1126.0 KIT_MFG_DYNAFLITE 674.0, 1022.4 KIT_MFG_EDMONDS 570.0 KIT_MFG_GOLDBERG 1382.0, 1403.0 KIT_MFG_GRAUPNER 387.355, 387.361, 387.366 KIT_MFG_GUILLOWS 1228.0 KIT_MFG_G_PLANES 1321.0, 1357.0, 1384.42 KIT_MFG_INDY 418.0 KIT_MFG_PICA 772.0, 1105.33 KIT_MFG_PILOT 250.0, 271.659 KIT_MFG_ROBBE 399.1217, 405.32, 1227.0, 1235.0 KIT_MFG_ROYAL 252.0, 271.661, 603.2, 812.0 KIT_MFG_STERLING 271.742 KIT_MFG_SUREFLITE 239.1569 KIT_MFG_TOPFLIGHT 603.2, 744.0, 772.4, 1022.19 KIT_MFG_TOPFLITE 1383.0 KIT_MFG_WESTON 399.948 LANDING 82.0 LANDING_GEAR 162.11, 216.0, 989.0, 1065.0 LEARNING_MANEUVERS 171.0 LEARNING_TO_FLY 82.0, 82.10, 101.0, 102.0, 171.35, 230.0 LEARNING_TO_FLY 271.128, 271.364, 286.43, 435.0, 535.0 LIGHTS 271.599 MAIL_ORDER 9.0, 9.13, 272.15, 434.0, 616.0, 830.0, 1209.124 MAIL_ORDER 1318.0 MANUFACTURERS 14.0, 639.0, 1091.0, 1093.0, 1109.0 MARKIT 118.56, 319.41, 399.1292, 399.1294, 399.1299, 409.102 MARKIT 697.13, 920.18, 1307.0, 1345.40, 1349.12, 1384.41 MARKIT 1397.2, 1400.0 MINIATURE 630.0 MISCELLANEOUS 1216.0, 1361.0 MODELNET 239.422 MODERATION 5.0 MOVIT MUFFLER 93.77, 264.6, 393.0, 437.0, 538.0, 821.0, 932.0 MUFFLER_TUNED_PIPE 65.55, 451.0 MUSEUMS 1001.0, 1030.1, 1081.6 NEWSLETTERS 1148.0 NOISE_REDUCTION 719.0, 721.0 OLDTIMERS 518.0, 905.0 Outboard PAINTSTUFF 288.0, 399.1244, 723.0, 951.29 PAINT_ACRYLIC_ENAMEL288.40 PAINT_ACRYLIC_LAC 288.41 PAINT_AIRBRUSH 288.335, 288.336, 288.353, 288.356, 288.357 PAINT_AIRBRUSH 553.0 PAINT_CLEAN_REMOVAL 288.290, 288.313, 288.350 PAINT_EQUIPMENT 288.16 PAINT_FLEXIBLE 288.40, 288.191, 288.192 PAINT_INCOMPAT 288.35 PAINT_MASKING 288.7, 288.51, 288.299, 288.300, 288.302 PAINT_POLYURETHANE 288.92 PAINT_RUSTOLEUM 288.34, 288.127, 288.270 PAINT_SILVER_BASE 288.354 PATTERN 151.0, 171.0, 208.0, 230.161, 239.1117, 279.0 PATTERN 357.0, 378.0 PHOTOS_FROM_PLANES 253.0, 485.0, 1003.7, 1179.0, 1248.2, 1291.0 PHOTOS_OF_PLANES 1178.0 PLANE_A-26 239.2342 PLANE_A10 286.28, 387.347, 1243.0 PLANE_ACE_BIPLANES 164.0, 412.3, 1194.0, 1224.0, 1330.0 PLANE_ACRO-WOT 1248.0 PLANE_AEROMASTER 217.0 PLANE_AEROSTAR_40 284.19, 356.0, 1058.0 PLANE_ALCYONE 1404.0 PLANE_AMPTIQUE 387.298, 387.372 PLANE_ARF 240.5, 494.0, 572.0, 1147.0, 1251.0 PLANE_ASTRO_HOG 1132.0 PLANE_B-25 1411.0 PLANE_BIRDIE_TEN 1395.0 PLANE_CAP_21 1357.0 PLANE_CITABRIA 118.12, 118.20, 118.40, 271.5, 1093.5, 1211.0 PLANE_CORSAIR 603.0, 744.7 PLANE_CUB 147.0, 654.0, 730.0, 736.0, 785.0, 1237.0 PLANE_DRAGONLADY 1132.0 PLANE_DURAPLANE 240.0, 240.5, 535.0 PLANE_EAGLET 12.29, 118.6, 230.14, 407.0 PLANE_EINDECKER 1276.0 PLANE_ELECTRA 923.0 PLANE_ELECTRICUB 408.0 PLANE_ELECTROSTREAK 387.112, 387.201 PLANE_FIESTA 1119.0 PLANE_GP_TRAINER_40 1058.0 PLANE_HELLDIVER 1239.0 PLANE_KITTIWAKE 142.0 PLANE_MELODY 845.0, 1031.2 PLANE_MIG_3 239.163, 239.1177, 239.1628, 239.1631, 239.1633 PLANE_MIG_3 239.2007, 239.2097, 239.2229, 239.2230, 239.2242 PLANE_MIG_3 239.2243, 239.2487, 271.283, 271.284, 271.748, 326.20 PLANE_MIG_3 390.3 PLANE_MISC 324.0, 1102.0, 1161.0 PLANE_MISC_BIPLANES 412.0, 801.0, 886.0 PLANE_MUSTANG 1022.0, 1420.0 PLANE_NORTHSTAR 81.0 PLANE_P-38 1002.3, 1193.0 PLANE_P-47 438.0, 491.0, 757.0 PLANE_PANIC 951.0 PLANE_PT40 1019.0 PLANE_P_39_AIRCOBRA 1383.0 PLANE_RPV 1291.0 PLANE_SCOOTER_II 80.0, 970.0 PLANE_SIG_KADETS 284.6, 1189.0 PLANE_SIG_KLIPPER 281.0 PLANE_SPARROWHAWK 1105.0 PLANE_SPITFIRE 1159.0 PLANE_SPORT_AIR_40 429.0 PLANE_SR_FALCON 118.15, 1238.0 PLANE_STUKA 1228.0 PLANE_SUPER_CHIPMUNK508.0 PLANE_SUPR_SPORTSTER444.0, 813.0 PLANE_TELEMASTER 248.14, 1003.0 PLANE_TIPORARE 118.44 PLANE_TUCANO 993.0 PLANE_UGLY_STICK 1003.4 PLANE_ULTRA_SPORT 1102.0, 1102.2 PLANE_VERTIGO 399.1280, 399.1285 PLANE_WOT4 118.11, 1244.0 PLANE_X_MOTH 679.0 PLANE_ZAUNKOENIG 1388.0 PLANNED_PROJECTS 381.0, 1079.0 PLANS 43.0, 389.0, 636.0, 943.0, 962.0, 1206.0, 1208.1 PLANS 1344.0 PLANS_ENLARGEMENT 271.457, 965.0 PLAN_SOURCES 855.0, 993.18 POETRY 239.1501 POSTSCRIPT 326.28, 578.11, 756.1, 951.189, 953.0, 953.3 POSTSCRIPT 953.25, 953.26, 953.31, 1054.11, 1070.0, 1070.16 POSTSCRIPT 1070.19, 1113.9, 1113.41, 1113.82, 1113.83, 1113.84 POSTSCRIPT 1113.91, 1113.122, 1113.125 PRODUCT_REVIEWS 628.0, 926.0, 1203.0 PROGRAM 41.6, 44.0, 473.30, 578.0, 692.0, 738.0, 1070.0 PROGRAM 1122.0, 1205.0, 1312.0 PROPS 65.26, 122.0, 170.0, 262.0, 395.0, 447.0, 479.0 PROPS 864.0, 1069.0 PUBLIC_RELATIONS 239.1323, 267.0, 501.0, 1182.0, 1249.0, 1265.0 PUSHRODS 198.0, 203.0 RADIO 13.0, 34.9, 51.0, 54.0, 75.0, 116.0, 133.21 RADIO 135.0, 157.0, 173.0, 241.0, 271.117, 271.121, 290.2 RADIO 322.0, 344.0, 473.0, 510.0, 521.0, 552.0, 630.0, 693.0 RADIO 711.0, 737.0, 737.11, 829.0, 944.0, 1020.0, 1046.0 RADIO 1047.8, 1166.0, 1284.0 RADIO_1991_UPGRADES 105.37, 105.104, 105.302, 105.303, 107.0, 173.0 RADIO_1991_UPGRADES 173.12, 829.44, 829.54, 1018.7, 1060.5, 1130.0 RADIO_ACCESSORIES 168.0 RADIO_AIRTRONICS 14.1, 51.16, 51.21, 737.2, 737.6, 737.66, 945.5 RADIO_AIRTRONICS 1047.0, 1186.0 RADIO_BANDS 51.9, 1174.0, 1240.0, 1342.1 RADIO_BANDS_UK 290.0 RADIO_CHECKING 1169.0 RADIO_CNTRLD_SWITCH 938.0, 1305.0 RADIO_EUROPEAN 1363.0 RADIO_FAILSAFE 105.0, 105.285 RADIO_FLIGHT_PACK 166.0, 1267.0 RADIO_FREQUENCIES 75.6, 105.220, 693.0, 711.0, 1017.0, 1047.14 RADIO_FREQUENCIES 1174.0, 1363.0 RADIO_FREQ_CONTROL 105.104, 1018.9, 1274.0 RADIO_FUTABA 14.6, 105.273, 241.0, 716.0, 1046.0, 1047.0 RADIO_FUTABA 1055.0, 1060.0, 1130.0, 1421.0 RADIO_HAMS 105.164, 105.189, 521.15, 829.0, 1016.0, 1017.0 RADIO_HAMS 1018.0, 1101.36, 1101.37, 1101.38, 1101.39, 1173.0 RADIO_INTERFERENCE 105.222, 105.265, 105.307, 116.0, 700.0, 710.0 RADIO_INTERFERENCE 739.0, 1101.0 RADIO_JR 54.3, 67.2, 105.202, 105.258, 258.0, 394.45 RADIO_JR 737.69, 930.0, 1392.0 RADIO_JR_347 1371.0, 1381.0, 1392.0, 1399.0 RADIO_MANUFACTURERS 13.8, 14.0, 930.0, 931.0, 933.0, 1047.0 RADIO_PROBLEMS 239.92, 261.0 RADIO_SCANNERS 105.265 RADIO_SERVICING 133.0, 166.1, 173.0, 186.0, 394.46, 535.0, 577.0 RADIO_SERVICING 693.0, 700.8, 737.24, 747.0, 1055.0 RADIO_SERVOS 261.0, 337.41, 387.293, 394.0, 399.1258 RADIO_SERVOS 399.1265, 474.0, 475.0, 485.0, 644.0, 938.0, 1163.0 RADIO_SERVOS 1329.0, 1416.0 RADIO_SERVO_COMPAT 95.0 RADIO_SETTINGS 151.0, 737.0, 740.0 RADIO_TV4_RC20_PROB 116.0, 1018.4 RADIO_TX_RX_COMPAT 51.53, 186.6, 473.37, 473.40, 737.66, 944.0 RADIO_TX_RX_COMPAT 945.0 RAILROAD_RC 352.0 RAMBLING 239.0, 271.292, 278.0, 771.0, 1002.0, 1005.0 RAMBLING 1263.0, 1393.0 REPAIR 1184.4, 1185.0, 1191.0 REPAIR_REMOVING_OIL 1191.0 RETRACTS 216.0, 239.1306, 239.1307, 959.6 RHINEBECK 260.0 SAFETY 90.0, 189.0, 239.428, 239.502, 239.565, 239.658 SAFETY 253.14, 315.2, 315.3, 326.25, 409.63, 409.64, 438.108 SAFETY 497.0, 499.0, 779.0, 862.0, 929.98, 929.99, 1131.2 SAFETY 1140.16, 1249.0 SCALE 208.4, 239.163, 239.803, 239.2021, 239.2239 SCALE 271.0, 378.0, 419.0, 550.0, 578.0, 603.0, 615.0, 628.0 SCALE 629.0, 634.0, 724.0, 774.20, 879.0, 980.0, 1193.0 SCALE 1206.0, 1208.0, 1227.0, 1228.0, 1239.0, 1411.0, 1411.4 SCALES_FOR_WEIGHING 44.8, 249.0 SCALE_ACCESSORIES 239.1298, 472.0, 1347.0 SCALE_BEGINNER SCALE_COMPETING 239.1341, 260.0 SCALE_CONSTR_TECH SCALE_COWLS_ETC 438.89, 770.0, 1064.0 SCALE_DOCUMENTATION 338.0, 438.105 SCALE_DOC_BY_SELF SCALE_DOC_SOURCES 271.450, 271.636 SCALE_ERRORS SCALE_EXTRA_CHNLS SCALE_GIANT 1409.0 SCALE_HELP_NEEDED SCALE_KIT_SOURCES 760.0, 1308.5, 1411.4 SCALE_ORGANIZATIONS SCALE_PAINTING 239.1598 SCALE_PAINT_CAMO SCALE_PAINT_COLORS SCALE_PEANUT_SCALE SCALE_PLANS_BY_SELF SCALE_PLANS_SOURCES SCALE_PROJECT_NOTES 96.0, 239.748, 272.0, 320.0, 336.0, 417.0, 433.0 SCALE_PROJECT_NOTES 438.0, 477.0, 704.0, 793.0, 812.0, 1066.0, 1349.0 SCALE_QUARTER_SCALE 760.0, 1260.0 SCALE_REPAIRS SCALE_RETRACTS 239.524 SCALE_RULES SCALE_SOAPBOX SCALE_SUBJECTS 600.0 SCALE_WEATHERING SCHEDULE 830.0 SCRATCH_BUILDING 41.0, 180.0, 181.0, 417.0, 417.14, 812.0, 1244.0 SFA_ORGANIZATION 1385.0 SHOWS_&_EVENTS 546.0, 642.0, 1234.0, 1292.0, 1373.0, 1377.0 SKI 48.0, 71.0, 71.6, 1384.24 SMOKE 131.0 SPAR_DESIGN 279.116 SPEED_CONTROL 98.0, 138.0, 458.0, 716.0, 854.0 SPINNERS 339.0, 465.0, 684.0, 1140.0 STARTERS 305.0 STATIC_MODELS 487.0 STORAGE 64.0, 276.0, 276.17, 409.46 TAIL_WHEELS 217.109, 770.15, 770.16, 770.19, 989.0 TALES 48.2, 239.2574, 399.193, 399.217, 539.4995 TALES 1002.0 TELEMETRY 577.0, 1012.0, 1252.0 THEORY_OF_FLIGHT 192.10, 192.32, 399.331, 671.11, 1030.7, 1030.8 THEORY_OF_FLIGHT 1119.14 TOOLS 249.0, 251.0, 393.16, 400.0, 402.0, 684.0, 782.0 TOOLS 1180.0, 1280.0, 1333.0 TRACK 200.25, 818.0 TRAINERS 129.0, 183.13, 248.0, 284.0, 286.43, 694.0 TRAINERS 764.0, 877.0, 1019.0, 1035.0, 1051.0 TRANSPORTATION 1056.0 TRIVIA 539.0 TUTORIAL 51.120, 288.26, 326.0, 938.9 ULTRALIGHT 1006.0 UNKEYED 52.0, 197.0, 450.0, 573.0, 998.0 USED_GEAR__SOURCES 6.0 USING_EXTRA_CHANNELS253.0, 946.0, 1054.0 VACATION_SPOTS 1343.0 VACUUM_BAGGING 91.0, 1209.0 VERMONT 1005.0 VIDEO_TAPES 239.2549, 679.1, 1204.0 VISION_&_SUNGLASSES 239.2287, 239.2291, 1335.0 WANTED 6.0 WEEKEND_LUNCH_ETC 642.8, 771.0, 929.0 WEIGHTS_OF_THINGS 73.83, 282.10, 1374.76 WHO 4.0, 216.10 WINGS 56.0, 91.0, 137.0, 162.0, 190.0, 192.0, 268.0 WINGS 386.0, 388.0, 390.0, 399.510, 415.33, 694.0, 756.0 WINGS 764.0, 837.0, 846.0, 910.0, 1025.0, 1083.0, 1113.0 WINGS 1181.0, 1209.0, 1241.0 WORKSHOP 276.0 ZAPIT [ End of requested liting ]
5.20	boilerplate when zapping 6.*	BRAT::RYDER	perpetually the bewildered beginner	`Thu May 28 1992 21:17`	12
	I forgot this boilerplate used in cleaning up 6.* every month. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Inasmuch as this note is over two months old, it is presumed to have been satisfied and has been deleted in keeping with the policy for the SALE/WANTED notes. I hope it accomplished its intended purpose. If the offer/request is still valid, please feel free to edit the attached and enter an updated offer/request. A new note will attract attention and re-affirm its currency. Alton, housekeeper
5.21	goodbye, friends	BRAT::RYDER	perpetually the bewildered beginner	`Thu May 28 1992 21:19`	0
5.23	New moderator?	RGB::MINER	Dan Miner, DTN:225-4015, HLO2-1/J12 (@ H11)	`Wed Jun 03 1992 17:00`	4
	If there are no objections, I would like to volunteer for the primary moderator of this conference. - Dan Miner
5.24	Well....you asked	SNAX::SMITH	I FEEL THE NEED	`Thu Jun 04 1992 08:45`	4
	I object on the grounds that I wanted George's Spirit and X347 and you snagged them. 8^) Steve
5.25	Not me!	N25480::FRIEDRICHS	Keep'm straight 'n level	`Thu Jun 04 1992 09:54`	2
	I certainly have no objections!!
5.26	Yes, but...	CXDOCS::TAVARES	John-Stay low, keep moving	`Thu Jun 04 1992 11:12`	1
	Do you know anything about gliders?
5.27	Don't discourage him	QUIVER::WALTER		`Thu Jun 04 1992 17:51`	7
	>>> -< Yes, but... >- >>> >>> Do you know anything about gliders? Who cares? Let him take it, let him take it! It's an easy job Dan, just "minutes a day" according to Al...
5.28	... only minutes a day ...	RGB::MINER	Dan Miner, DTN:225-4015, HLO2-1/J12 (@ H11)	`Thu Jun 04 1992 18:11`	12
	> >>> -< Yes, but... >- > >>> > >>> Do you know anything about gliders? > > Who cares? Let him take it, let him take it! It's an easy job Dan, just > "minutes a day" according to Al... > Let's see... There are 60 minutes in an hour, 24 hours in a day, so that gives 1440 minutes in a day. Well, at least I know the upper limit on Al's "minutes a day"... :-)
5.29	Sure	LEDS::WATT		`Mon Jun 08 1992 14:54`	3
	Go for it, Dan! And good luck.
5.30	Request for moderator action	RANGER::REITH		`Thu Nov 10 1994 10:09`	7
	Could a moderator please delete notes 15.30, 15.71, and 15.77 about the R/C Divot Diggers in Ware MA. The club has lost the field described and is in the process of trying to reform. It will be a different club should they find a field. I can't since my node has changed several times since. Jim Former Divot Digger president