Re: Copy & Paste on a command line

[MacWheel99@xxxxxxx]

On your command line:
1. CALL QCMD ... are you getting a good sized command line?
2. F10 toggle ... are you getting a good sized picture?
3. F11 toggle ... is the command line big enough now?

I like the 3-liner QCMD default with the F10 history because it tells me
immediately what was wrong with last command & has full support of cursor on
error message & F1 then I can F9 & fix it & retry.

Are you sure you want copy to command line then execute?
If you want to go to SEU you do not want word wrap, what you want is the 400
style for new line, like the plus sign in CLP, so perhaps if your origin has
line breaks or whatever, you want to replace them with combination space plus
sign then line break, after altering your working PC document so the line
length will translate well to the target SEU.  You can replace the stuff that
is front of e-mail quotes with spaces or whatever using tools in your word
processor. If you want to pursue that question, perhaps midrange non-tech is
a good place.

MacWheel99@aol.com (Alister Wm Macintyre) (Al Mac)