Will, et al,
Besides cleaning up any screwy line returns, I've made all of the
formatting as consistent as possible, used consistent date format, put
in the appropriate phrase under the approved-date heading, and fixed
any grievous grammar/spelling errors found. To verify that no tabs or
non-spaced indentations exist, and to ensure no lines exceed 80
columns, I edit the BIRDs in Word for Windows using a nonproportional
font, with all hidden codes enabled. I then save it as an ASCII file
and recheck it in Norton Notepad (ASCII editor).
- Derrick
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Subject: Pending BIRD 9.0 (cleaned up)
Author: Will Hobbs at JFCCM2
Date: 2/4/94 8:06 AM
Derrick, et al,
For some bizarre reason, our mail program, cc:Mail, chooses
to add carriage returns and dashes and generally mangles
files. I always go through and clean them up before posting
to the reflector. When it comes back from vhdl.org, the
program does it again. I have assumed that it only happened
to incoming mail and have dealt with it that way. I suspect
this is happening to Derrick, too, since he is on the same
mail program.
But I may be wrong-- is the corruption happening on the way
out, too, or are we at Intel just being penalized on
incoming mail. In other words, did you, Derrick, clean up
Bird 9 because of these extraneous incoming additions,
courtesy of Lotus' cc:Mail, or did the mail get mangled
going out? Did other members of the forum receive an
un-mangled version from me, or did some lines look like the
following:
***************************************************************
- **
etc., etc.?
I did notice that the word "pending" was put in the filed of
when accepted. Good change.
Will
Received on Fri Feb 4 09:12:07 1994
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