Conference iosg::all-in-1_v30

    Yep.... and...
    oh I suppose you want to know how as well :-)
    
    Create a UDP such as F20 - then all the user has to do is type
    ALLIN1 
    and then press F20 to run it     

    Oh, um, I suppose that doesn't really meet the requirement.
    
    Have a command file which spawns/nowait ALL-IN-1, with /SCRIPT reading
    from MYSCRIPT.SCP which contains the commands you want.
    
    Winton

    Can some one supply a definition and a pointer on what a udp is and
    how to write one?
    
    Thanks
    

    Re .0,
    
    I trust it will be ALL-IN-1 DIGITAL's best selling Office Product that
    you will be demoing at this show and not some product called "all-in-1"
    whatever that this (:==:).
    
    It's a trademark, we like it, so I changed the note title
    
    Here endeth the lesson.
    
    Regards,
    
    Andrew.D.Wicks

    My isn't that special.  Thanks for all the help!

    It sounds like you probably want to have both an initialization file
    and UDP setup for your ALL-IN-1 demo at DECworld.  As Andrew almost
    gently pointed out, it is really nice to spell the product name in all
    caps.  Please, don't take it personally unless you are in management
    and/or an architect.  :')

    A UDP is a User Defined Procedure which is a really ugly way for users
    to store keystrokes for execution.  You can create a UDP from the UD
    menu is off of the WP menu.  As Winton suggested naming the UDP F20
    would be nice in that this name (and some other Fnn) makes the UDP
    executed by having the user just pressing the F20 key.

    The UDP can include script directives (starting with .) and these can
    then include ALL-IN-1 functions.  The terminating characters must be
    specified inside of braces {}'s.  I have included a UDP which should do
    pretty much what you suggested.  You'll want to change some of the
    details as all I am doing is to send a mail message of two boring text
    lines to myself using I and ME as address names in the TO and CC
    fields.  The UDP also displays a message on the bottom of the screen
    telling the user to press F20 to do it again.  Again, you'll want to
    change the text of the message to something a bit more professional.

    After you have your UDP working then I would suggest either making a
    copy of it into a file called OAINI.SCP in the account's ALL-IN-1
    subdirectory or using the /SCRIPT=[.UDP]F20.UDP qualifier.  You would
    probably want to make a DCL symbol for ALL-IN-1 which includes this to
    make it easier for the demo person.  You can, of course, include the
    whole thing inside the account's LOGIN.COM file:

$! LOGIN.COM
$!
$	DEFINE/USER SYS$INPUT SYS$OUTPUT:
$	ALLIN1/SCRIPT=[.UDP]F20.UDP
$	LOGOUT
$!
$! [End]

    Here is the UDP:


! F20.UDP       Create and send a message
!
EM C{RETURN}
I{TAB}
ME{DOWN}
{TAB}
{TAB}
The test subject{RETURN}
Some text{Return}
More text{Return}
{GOLD F}
S{RETURN}
.FUNCTION GET OA$DISPLAY = "Mash F20 to do it - again"
!
! [End]