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Article #2220Re: mdnm redividus
From: J. P. Earls
Date: Fri, 27 Mar 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 27 Mar 1998 00:00
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Sounds like the right arrow is actually an end-of-file mark. If you can delete it, do so. If the rest of the file doesn't reappear, look at it with a hex reader (I'm sure Norton provides one). The EOF sign looks like Greek capital phi. --J. P. Earls, OSB Thomas F. Mayer 7462 wrote: > Folks, > > I've been off the list for a while, and I guess I'm paying for my > truancy. Anyway, this AM after several hours of performing and > recording complicated computations in an NB file, I discovered that a > MDNM command had slipped its final command bracket which had instead > become a right arrow. All the text beyond that point does not come > up on screen no matter what I've tried. The file on disk is just > fine (I checked w/ Norton Utilities). Any ideas? For the record, NB > was performing all manner of weird stunts at about the same time, > including locking up, and when I reset, quit, and saved files as > *.tmp, one of them also refused to come up, no matter how I called > it, and instead caused NB to freeze again. > > Many thanks. > > Tom Mayer
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