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| 31.1 | Introduction to Notes Navigation | REGENT::BROOMHEAD | Don't panic -- yet. | Thu Apr 19 1990 16:46 | 47 |
| This is a reprise of a series of notes I posted in DEC Sec. a long
time ago. Something Maggie just wrote led me to believe that this
would not be unwelcome here. :-)
I decided to write this up when I discovered that highly intelligent
people I knew, who used Notes a lot, nevertheless did not understand
how to use the keypad for navigating outside of a notefile (conference)
but within Notes.
(For symmetry, I have put the keypad map for use within a
conference in the next reply, a blank map for the reader to
extract, edit, and otherwise play with, in the reply after that,
and my NOTES$COMMAND.TPU file and my "mental map" of my keypad
in the reply after *that*.)
Ann B.
Use of the Notepad while at Class Level in Notes
+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
| | | | |
| PF1 | PF2 | PF3 | PF4 |
| | | | |
+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
| Open conference | | |
| pointed to | 8 | 9 | - |
| | | | |
+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
| | Point to next | | |
| 4 | conference | 6 | , |
| | down | | |
+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
| Point to 1st | | Point to 1st | |
| conference up | Point to next | conference | |
| with non-zero | conference | down with | Enter |
| unseen count | up | non-zero | |
| | | unseen count | |
+---------------+---------------+---------------+ |
| Show conferences in the | | |
| contined section (works best | . | |
| if pointing to 1st conference)| | |
+-------------------------------+---------------+---------------+
|
| 31.2 | Navigating in a Conference | REGENT::BROOMHEAD | Don't panic -- yet. | Thu Apr 19 1990 16:47 | 31 |
| Use of the Notepad while at Conference Level in Notes
+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
| | | | |
| PF1 | PF2 | PF3 | PF4 |
| | | | |
+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
| | | | |
| Add conference| | | Re-read last |
| flagged by "*"| 8 | 9 | entry read |
| to this class | | | |
| | | | |
+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
| | Read previous | | Read next |
| 4 | basenote | 6 | newest unseen |
| | (n-1.0) | | entry anywhere|
| | | | in conference |
+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
| Read previous | Read next | Read next | Read the next |
| entry in this | basenote | entry in this | screen if any,|
| note (n.m-1) | (n+1.0) | note (n.m+1) | or next entry |
| | | | in note (n.*) |
+---------------+---------------+---------------+ if any, or |
| | | next unseen |
| Read next screen in this entry| Read previous | entry anywhere|
| | screen in this| in conference |
| | entry | if any |
+-------------------------------+---------------+---------------+
|
| 31.3 | Blank keypad; "extract x.x", later edit x.x | REGENT::BROOMHEAD | Don't panic -- yet. | Thu Apr 19 1990 16:49 | 31 |
| +---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
| | | | |
| | | | |
| PF1 | PF2 | PF3 | PF4 |
| | | | |
| | | | |
+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
+---------------+---------------+---------------+---------------+
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
+---------------+---------------+---------------+ |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
| | | |
+-------------------------------+---------------+---------------+
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| 31.4 | Sample Command File; Mental Map | REGENT::BROOMHEAD | Don't panic -- yet. | Thu Apr 19 1990 16:50 | 28 |
| Here is what is contained in my NOTES$COMMAND.TPU:
SET (BELL, BROADCAST, ON);
DEFINE_KEY ("NOTES$DO_COMMAND ('CLOSE')", KP9, "Close", "NOTES$USER_KEYS");
DEFINE_KEY ("NOTES$DO_COMMAND ('EXIT')", KP8, "Exit", "NOTES$USER_KEYS");
With the bell turned on, I know when I've gotten mail, and without it
I'm liable to fail to notice. Making KP9 into "Close" makes it
symmetrical with KP7. Making KP8 into "Exit" means I don't have
to type the word "exit", or hit F10 'way over above the main
keyboard -- or get lost on a VT100.
+--------+------+-------+--------+
| PF1 | PF2 | PF3 | PF4 |
+--------+------+-------+--------+
| Open/ | Exit | Close | Re- |
| select | | | read |
+--------+------+-------+--------+
| | Up | | Next |
| | | | Unseen |
+--------+------+-------+--------+
| Back | Down | Forth | Do the |
+---------------+-------+ right |
| Scroll | Scroll| thing |
| | back | (avoid)|
+---------------+-------+--------+
Enjoy! Ann B.
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| 31.5 | | CSC32::CONLON | Let the dreamers wake the nation... | Thu Apr 19 1990 19:08 | 15 |
|
The command file in .4 works GREAT! It's truly wonderful to be
able to hear the bell for mail while I'm in notes now!
If anyone is unfamiliar with the best way to pull this command
file out of Ann's note for use:
Notes> Extract/noheader NOTES$COMMAND.TPU 31.4
What I did then was to "comment out" [put "!" at the beginning
of the line] her explanation and diagram, but not the commands.
When you open up VAXNotes the next time, it's put into use.
Thanks, Ann!
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| 31.6 | Extracting Unsen Notes in Batch | SHIRE::BIZE | La femme est l'avenir de l'homme | Fri Apr 20 1990 10:39 | 132 |
| $! This file extracted as a .COM file will allow you to extract your unseen
$! notes in a batch job during the night, and will send a mail to your
$! account, which you can then read at you leisure while drinking coffee
$! and eating donuts - for example.
$!
$ SAVE_VERIFY = 'F$VERIFY(0)' + 0*F$VERIFY("''DEBUG_COM'")
$
$! This file gets Unseen notes from all notesfiles that
$! are in a class called MAIN
$! (TLE::PPP$:[GRIEB.COM])
$
$ CUR_DIRECT = F$ENV("DEFAULT")
$
$ ON CONTROL_Y THEN GOTO CLEAN_UP
$ ON ERROR THEN GOTO CLEAN_UP
$
$ DEF_LOC = CUR_DIRECT
$ USER := 'F$GETJPI(0,"USERNAME")'
$
$ MAILEE = USER
$
$ CVER = 0
$ IF "''DEBUG_COM'" THEN CVER = 1
$
$ NOTES := NOTES
$ DELETE := DELETE
$ PURGE := PURGE
$ DEFINE NOTES$NOTEBOOK TSH6:[BIZE]notes$notebook.note
$ !
$ ! ^^^^^^^^^^^put in your dik:[username]
$ !
$ ENT_FILE = "SYS$SCRATCH:AUTOENT.TMP"
$ CMD_FILE = "SYS$SCRATCH:AUTOCMD.TMP"
$ NEW_FILE = "SYS$SCRATCH:AUTOCNF.TMP"
$
$ NOTES
UPDATE/CLASS=MAIN
EXIT
$
$ SET NOON
$ DEFINE/USER SYS$OUTPUT 'ENT_FILE'
$! DEFINE/USER SYS$ERROR NLA0:
$ NOTES
DIR/CLASS=MAIN
EXIT
$
$ OPEN/READ/ERROR=NO_NOTES ENT$FILE 'ENT_FILE'
$ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT ""
$
$FIND_START:
$ READ/END=EOF ENT$FILE LINE
$ IF F$ELEM(1," ",LINE) .NES. "Entry" THEN GOTO FIND_START
$ IF F$ELEM(2," ",LINE) .NES. "Name" THEN GOTO FIND_START
$
$GET_CONF:
$ READ/END=EOF ENT$FILE LINE
$ IF F$EDIT(LINE,"TRIM") .EQS. "" THEN GOTO GET_CONF
$ IF F$ELEM(0," ",LINE) .EQS. "[" THEN GOTO END_CONF
$ CONF = F$ELEM(1," ",LINE)
$ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT "Getting unseen notes for conference: ''CONF'"
$
$ ON ERROR THEN GOTO ERROR
$
$ IF F$SEARCH(NEW_FILE) .NES. "" THEN DELETE/NOLOG 'NEW_FILE';*
$
$ OPEN/WRITE CMD$FILE 'CMD_FILE'
$ WRITE CMD$FILE "$"
$ WRITE CMD$FILE "$ DEFINE/USER SYS$OUTPUT NLA0:"
$ WRITE CMD$FILE "$ DEFINE/USER SYS$ERROR NLA0:"
$ WRITE CMD$FILE "$ NOTES"
$ WRITE CMD$FILE "UPDATE/CLASS=MAIN ''CONF'"
$
$! The following extracts unseen notes from the conferences
$
$ WRITE CMD$FILE "OPEN/CLASS=MAIN ''CONF'"
$ WRITE CMD$FILE "EXTRACT/UNSEEN/SEEN ''NEW_FILE' *.*"
$ WRITE CMD$FILE "EXIT"
$ WRITE CMD$FILE "$"
$ CLOSE CMD$FILE
$
$ SV1 = 'F$VERIFY(0)'
$ IF F$VERIFY(CVER) .NE. -2 THEN @'CMD_FILE'
$ JUNK = F$VERIFY(SV1) + 'F$VERIFY(0)'
$
$ DELETE/NOLOG 'CMD_FILE';*
$
$ IF F$SEARCH(NEW_FILE) .EQS. "" THEN GOTO GET_CONF
$ IF F$FILE(NEW_FILE,"EOF") .EQ. 0 THEN GOTO NO_NEW
$
$ SET NOON
$ MAIL/SUBJ="New ''CONF' notes" 'NEW_FILE' 'MAILEE'
$ SET ON
$
$NO_NEW:
$ DELETE/NOLOG 'NEW_FILE';*
$ GOTO GET_CONF
$
$ERROR:
$ ERR = F$MESSAGE($STATUS)
$ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT " **Error getting ''CONF' notes - ''ERR'"
$ GOTO GET_CONF
$
$EOF:
$ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT ""
$ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT "%No notes in MAIN class"
$ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT ""
$
$END_CONF:
$ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT ""
$ ON ERROR THEN GOTO CLEAN_UP
$ CLOSE ENT$FILE
$ DELETE 'ENT_FILE';*
$ GOTO DONE
$
$NO_NOTES:
$ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT ""
$ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT "%Error finding Notes entry list - No NOTES ???"
$ WRITE SYS$OUTPUT ""
$ GOTO DONE
$
$CLEAN_UP:
$ IF F$LOGICAL("CMD$FILE") .NES. "" THEN CLOSE CMD$FILE
$ IF F$LOGICAL("ENT$FILE") .NES. "" THEN CLOSE ENT$FILE
$ IF F$SEARCH(CMD_FILE) .NES. "" THEN DELETE 'CMD_FILE';*
$ IF F$SEARCH(ENT_FILE) .NES. "" THEN DELETE 'ENT_FILE';*
$ IF F$SEARCH(NEW_FILE) .NES. "" THEN DELETE 'NEW_FILE';*
$ SET DEF 'CUR_DIRECT'
$
$DONE:
$ THROWAWAY = F$VERIFY(SAVE_VERIFY) ! 'F$VERIFY(0)'
$ SUBMIT TSH6:[BIZE]AUTONOTES/AFTER="TOMORROW+02:00"
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| 31.7 | Reducing the size of notes$notebook.note | SHIRE::BIZE | La femme est l'avenir de l'homme | Fri Apr 20 1990 10:43 | 19 |
| $!
$! This file extracted as a .COM file will allow you to reduce the size of
$! your Notebook appreciably, WITHOUT affecting the conferences you access.
$!
$ edit := edit
$ analyze := analyze
$ convert := convert
$ delete := delete
$ set := set
$ directory := directory
$ analyze/rms/fdl/out=notes$notebook.fdl notes$notebook.note
$ edit/fdl/nointer/anal=notes$notebook.fdl notes$notebook.fdl
$ convert/fdl=notes$notebook.fdl notes$notebook.note notes$notebook.note
$ set prot=(o:rwd) notes$notebook.fdl;*
$ delete notes$notebook.fdl;*
$ set prot=(o:rwd) notes$notebook.note;*
$ set prot=(o:rw) notes$notebook.note;
$ directory/size=alloc notes$notebook.note;*
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| 31.8 | GREAT PROGRAM | GENRAL::CABLE | | Fri Apr 27 1990 01:40 | 14 |
|
RE: -1
GREAT!!
I tried your COM program ... it reduced my NOTES$NOTEBOOK.NOTE from
13K+ block to 278 Blocks.
Just for the fun of it ... can you add comments to your program so
the rest of us can figure out what your program does without having to
spend hours decoding it?
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| 31.10 | VTX Noteslists? | WMOIS::B_REINKE | treasures....most of them dreams | Sun Jul 15 1990 12:45 | 9 |
| I've recently become aware that current listings of the notes files
are available on vtx as well as the easynet file (which is what I've
always used to find file locations.) I checked out vtx but wasn't
able to find the notes files listings. Would someone be willing to
enter the 'how to' here?
Thankyou
Bonnie
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| 31.12 | replying using original text | 20263::HAECK | Debby Haeck | Tue Jul 24 1990 20:49 | 12 |
| Please let me preface my question with the fact that I am an ULTRIX
user. Please don't assume I know my way around a VMS system.
When I want to reply to a note, NOTES very nicely shows me the text of
what I am replying to in another "window". I have found a way to use
that text as part of my reply, but it seems clumsy. What is the
easiest way to do this? I think I am using EDT as my editor, but I'm
not sure. I know I use EDT when I am at the system prompt, but I am
not sure if that is the editor that NOTES uses.
Thanks
Debby
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| 31.13 | | 32480::KENAH | Parsifal | Tue Jul 24 1990 21:15 | 40 |
| If --
When you get into the editor, there are two bars running across
your screen -- the top bar says Buffer: NOTES$SCRATCH, and the bottom
bar says: Buffer: NOTES$EDIT
Then --
your editor is EVE, the extensible VAX editor, based (like Notes)
on VAX TPU.
This being the case, here is how you can include text from the
original text:
1. Hit the DO key -- the Command: prompt will appear on the
of your screen. At the prompt, type:
Command; other
The cursor will move into the other (upper) buffer.
2. Once in the other buffer, move the cursor to the text you
want to copy. Press the Select key. The message "Move the
cursor to select text" appears. Move the cursor using arrow
keys, or Next Screen or Previous Screen keys.
3. Once you've seleected the text, press the Remove key.
The text you've selected will "disappear", copied into
another buffer.
4. Press the Do key, and at the Command prompt, once again type:
Command: other
This will return the cursor into the lower buffer.
5. To insert the text into your reply, press the Insert Here key.
That's it.
|
| 31.14 | Getting to the original text | 2760::BAZEMORE | Barbara b. | Tue Jul 24 1990 21:21 | 21 |
|
re .12
> When I want to reply to a note, NOTES very nicely shows me the text of
> what I am replying to in another "window". I have found a way to use
> that text as part of my reply, but it seems clumsy. What is the
> easiest way to do this? I think I am using EDT as my editor, but I'm
> not sure. I know I use EDT when I am at the system prompt, but I am
> not sure if that is the editor that NOTES uses.
To find out what editor you are using type "Show Profile" inside of notes
(I'm assuming that this much of ULTRIX Notes is the same as VMS). You can
modify your profile if you want to switch editors.
To get to the text showing above the line, hit the "Do" key then type "Other".
This will switch you to the other "window". To get back, "Do" other again, or
just hit "Do" twice to repeat the last Do command.
Me, I use DECwindows and just point, drag, click. Quickcopy is even better
than command recall!
Bb
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| 31.15 | thanks | SMURF::HAECK | Debby Haeck | Wed Jul 25 1990 15:59 | 12 |
| My thanks to both .13 and .14.
re:.13 I had been typing buffer notes$scratch but then could never
remeber the name 'notes$edit'. 'Other' sounds like a
simplier way to go.
re:.14 I use my VMS account to read notes. The only way I know of
to read notes from ULTRIX is with Xnotes and I don't like
that interface. I think there may be another way to read
notes from ULTRIX, but I don't know for sure. Even if
there is another way I'ld rather keep what little VMS
skills I have intact.
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| 31.16 | | SELECT::GALLUP | I've been ska'd!! | Thu Jul 26 1990 15:00 | 10 |
|
LSEDIT quite kindly pulls the entire note that I'm responding
to into my current buffer. Then I just edit out what I don't
want, much easier than flipping back and forth from window to
window. And I use the default EDT keypad, so it works almost
like EDT.
kathy
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| 31.17 | nonononononononono | TLE::D_CARROLL | Assume nothing | Fri Jul 27 1990 14:48 | 6 |
| re: -1 "it [LSE] works almost like EDT."
AAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
D!, LSE developper
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| 31.18 | a personal LSE fan | CADSE::MACKIN | We're still waiting for our data | Fri Jul 27 1990 16:38 | 4 |
| D!'s right: EDT is so much better.
;^)
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| 31.19 | Not for those who hate "point by point" noting style | TLE::D_CARROLL | Assume nothing | Fri Jul 27 1990 20:56 | 62 |
| > LSEDIT quite kindly pulls the entire note that I'm responding
> to into my current buffer. Then I just edit out what I don't
> want...
And if, like you, you are into those neato keeno little quote marks ">"
before the text you are quoting you can write a TPU procedure (like
the following) to do that automatically.
Just get the following procedure into LSE (or TPU I suppose I havent
tried), position the cursor to anywhere inside the routine, and
enter the command EXTEND. Then enter the command
DEFINE KEY F12 "call quote_range". (Or whatever key you want.)
Then enter SAVE SECTION yourfilename. And then at the DCL level
assign the logical LSE$SECTION to yourfilename.tpu$section and
viola! Select some text, hit f12 and it's nicely "quoted". :-)
(When the next version of LSE is installed in your system you will
have to do this over again.)
> Just
> Like
> This
D!
! quick and dirty TPU procedure to insert " >" before selected lines
! of text. (Or any other string, replace the string in the MOVE_TEXT
! line to whatever you want.)
!
procedure quote_range
local
the_range,
start_mark,
end_mark,
L2;
the_range := eve$selection(false);
if beginning_of (the_range) <= end_of (the_range)
then
start_mark := beginning_of (the_range);
end_mark := end_of (the_range);
else
end_mark := beginning_of (the_range);
start_mark := end_of (the_range);
endif;
position (end_mark);
update (CURRENT_WINDOW);
L2 := current_row;
position (start_mark);
update (CURRENT_WINDOW);
i := current_row;
loop
position(LINE_BEGIN);
move_text(" > ");
move_vertical (1);
exitif i = L2;
i := i + 1;
endloop;
endprocedure;
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| 31.20 | someone I know! | TINCUP::KOLBE | The dilettante debutante | Fri Jul 27 1990 22:48 | 2 |
| Why D!, I love LSE, so nice to know someone I know (well sort of) is
involved. We all just get so attached to our editors don't we? liesl
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| 31.21 | Hey I tried it and love it | BALMER::MUDGETT | He's reading notes again, Mom! | Sat Jul 28 1990 23:23 | 6 |
|
Greetings,
I've heard of this LSE and now I love it! Thanks for the scoop.
Fred Mudgett
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| 31.22 | | NEWOA::BAILEY | What? | Wed Oct 31 1990 14:48 | 10 |
|
Is thee something 'wrong' with this notesfile? or is it
just me ??? ( ;-) ).. something I can be NEXT UNSEENing away..
when suddenly I find myself back in a series of notes that
I have already seen (and are a few days only)
Anyone else seen this ?
|
| 31.23 | same thing today | FRAGIL::HOWARD | | Wed Oct 31 1990 14:55 | 7 |
|
<Anyone else seen this ?>
I have noticed the same thing, just today, in the same session.
Bob
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| 31.24 | | WMOIS::B_REINKE | bread&roses | Wed Oct 31 1990 14:59 | 8 |
| Some one going back in and editing a note that they had posted
earlier and then reinsterting it back where it had been will
do that.
Check and see if the note that swings you back into an old
string has a current date/time stamp on it.
Bonnie
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| 31.25 | Like 32.74, for example. | REGENT::BROOMHEAD | Don't panic -- yet. | Wed Oct 31 1990 15:08 | 0 |
| 31.26 | | SELECT::GALLUP | Combat erotic illiteracy | Wed Oct 31 1990 17:11 | 17 |
|
> Some one going back in and editing a note that they had posted
> earlier and then reinsterting it back where it had been will
> do that.
That was it.....
Unfortunately it was done 2-3 times in the space of an hour
in the "rathole" note.
It's rather maddening when it occurs that often.
kathy
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| 31.27 | aauugghh! timewarp!! | SA1794::CHARBONND | but it was a _clean_ miss | Wed Oct 31 1990 17:16 | 1 |
| re .26 amen!
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| 31.28 | | NEWOA::BAILEY | What? | Thu Nov 01 1990 08:28 | 31 |
| <<< Note 31.24 by WMOIS::B_REINKE "bread&roses" >>>
> Some one going back in and editing a note that they had posted
> earlier and then reinsterting it back where it had been will
> do that.
indeed that is the case, topic 58 has a few notes
that are 'out of step' (re time)
eg
Note Uid ---> Date ----------------->
58.840 4001369D 31-OCT-1990 13:51:06.49
58.841 4001369F 31-OCT-1990 14:07:10.74
58.842 400136A0 31-OCT-1990 14:07:57.18
58.843 400136A4 31-OCT-1990 14:15:52.33
58.844 400136B6 31-OCT-1990 14:53:34.11
58.845 400136C7 31-OCT-1990 15:48:33.54
58.846 400136DB 31-OCT-1990 17:23:05.42 <----
58.847 400136DC 31-OCT-1990 17:34:07.59 <----
58.848 40013669 31-OCT-1990 11:35:00.14
58.849 40013678 31-OCT-1990 12:05:18.28
58.850 4001367E 31-OCT-1990 12:18:42.00
58.851 40013689 31-OCT-1990 12:39:44.28
58.852 400136F1 1-NOV-1990 02:15:13.56
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| 31.29 | WORLD TIME CHART ..(Courtesy of VAXCAT::FRIENDS) | SNOC02::CASEY | Mr. Melbourne...SNOV20::CASEY | Sat Mar 02 1991 19:38 | 48 |
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World Time Chart as at 3 March,1991
*U.K.*---U.S.A. & CANADA-----*WEST*N.Z.*AUST*MIDD*--FAR EAST---*
* * *EURO* * *EAST* *
* *NYC Calg LAX * *Auck*Syd * * *
*Lon *Bos Chi Colo SanF Hnl* *Well*Melb*Cair*Tyo *H.K.*Bkk*
12p 7a 6a 5a 4a 2a 1p 1a 10p 2p 9p 8p 7p
1p 8a 7a 6a 5a 3a 2p 2a 11p 3p 10p 9p 8p
2p 9a 8a 7a 6a 4a 3p 3a 12a 4p 11p 10p 9p
3p 10a 9a 8a 7a 5a 4p 4a 1a 5p 12a 11p 10p
4p 11a 10a 9a 8a 6a 5p 5a 2a 6p 1a 12a 11p
5p 12p 11a 10a 9a 7a 6p 6a 3a 7p 2a 1a 12a
6p 1p 12p 11a 10a 8a 7p 7a 4a 8p 3a 2a 1a
7p 2p 1p 12p 11a 9a 8p 8a 5a 9p 4a 3a 2a
8p 3p 2p 1p 12p 10a 9p 9a 6a 10p 5a 4a 3a
9p 4p 3p 2p 1p 11a 10p 10a 7a 11p 6a 5a 4a
10p 5p 4p 3p 2p 12p 11p 11a 8a 12a 7a 6a 5a
11p 6p 5p 4p 3p 1p 12a 12p 9a 1a 8a 7a 6a
12a 7p 6p 5p 4p 2p 1a 1p 10a 2a 9a 8a 7a
1a 8p 7p 6p 5p 3p 2a 2p 11a 3a 10a 9a 8a
2a 9p 8p 7p 6p 4p 3a 3p 12p 4a 11a 10a 9a
3a 10p 9p 8p 7p 5p 4a 4p 1p 5a 12p 11a 10a
4a 11p 10p 9p 8p 6p 5a 5p 2p 6a 1p 12p 11a
5a 12a 11p 10p 9p 7p 6a 6p 3p 7a 2p 1p 12p
6a 1a 12a 11p 10p 8p 7a 7p 4p 8a 3p 2p 1p
7a 2a 1a 12a 11p 9p 8a 8p 5p 9a 4p 3p 2p
8a 3a 2a 1a 12a 10p 9a 9p 6p 10a 5p 4p 3p
9a 4a 3a 2a 1a 11p 10a 10p 7p 11a 6p 5p 4p
10a 5a 4a 3a 2a 12a 11a 11p 8p 12p 7p 6p 5p
11a 6a 5a 4a 3a 1a 12p 12a 9p 1p 8p 7p 6p
12p 7a 6a 5a 4a 2a 1p 1a 10p 2p 9p 8p 7p
1p 8a 7a 6a 5a 3a 2p 2a 11p 3p 10p 9p 8p
2p 9a 8a 7a 6a 4a 3p 3a 12a 4p 11p 10p 9p
Abbreviations:
Auck = Auckland Calg = Calgary Hnl = Honolulu NYC = New York
Bkk = Bangkok Chig = Chicago LAX = Los Angeles SanF = San Francisco
Bos = Boston Colo = Colorado S. Lon = London Syd = Sydney
Cair = Cairo H.K. = Hong Kong Melb = Melbourne Tyo = Tokyo
Well = Wellington
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