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| From: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask]> writes >I'm trying to determine the value of the introductory programming course >taught at my son's high school. They use an HP-3000 to teach Basic and >something called "Reflection." Since my son has already written Visual >Basic programs, I was concerned that he might not get a lot from this class >but the teacher claims that he will be learning about data bases by using >Reflection. "Working with records" and "end of file marks" were mentioned >as the valuable lessons. Based on those claims, Reflection sounds more >like a file management system than [...]43_17Jan199715:12: [log in to unmask] |
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| Date: | Wed, 15 Jan 1997 11:14:21 +0100 |
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Greetings,
When paper is out or jammed in printers when we're doing our nightly
printouts we get console-messages for 10 minutes (one 'LDEV XXX not
ready' per minute) before the device is stopped (whith a bunch of
console errors/warnings). If an operator is there to fix the
printer-problem before the 10 minutes the printer can simply be put
on-line, otherwise (10 minutes is not long) someone has to do a
:startspool XXX.
My question is if this behaviour is somehow configureable? Could we give
operators 20 (or 30) minutes? Or is there something I'm missing or
something else I can do?
tia
/per
(957RX, MPE 5.0, LaserJet 3si serial-card-connection to DTC)
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