Thus it was written in the epistle of Gary Dietz,
> I'm curious if anybody on the list is using the RCS (Revision Control System)
> the comes on the 3000 now?  Any pros or cons?
>

I'm using it here and have developed a couple of CI scripts to get around some
of the problems.  On the upside, the price is right and RCS is a fairly
well-designed, nice-to-work-with system.  On the downside, it doesn't integrate
nicely with Qedit files (that's one thing I've worked hard to fix in my
scripts) and it doesn't require you to checkout a file to work on it.  In Un*x,
RCS can chmod the file so that it is read-only, but that doesn't really bother
MPE at all.  Beyond that, I'm fairly happy with it.  I'd be glad to send you
the latest versions of my scripts if you wish.

Ted
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Ted Ashton ([log in to unmask]), Info Serv, Southern Adventist University
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10th August 1851: On Tuesday evening at Museum, at a ball in the gardens.
The night was chill, I dropped too suddenly from Differential Calculus into
ladies' society, and could not give myself freely to the change. After an
hour's attempt so to do, I returned, cursing the mode of life I was
pursuing; next morning I had already shaken hands, however, with Diff.
Calculus, and forgot the ladies....
                        -- Hirst, Thomas Archer