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OS-9 Digest #3
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Author: OS9 News
Date: Mon, 20 Jan 1986 04:58
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OS-9 Digest Number 3, 19-January-1986

Contents:
	1. Error in OS-9/68000 manual: echo		Bob Larson
	2. Request for tutorial postings.		Bruce Perens
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From: Bob Larson <oberon!blarson>
Subject: error in os9/68000 manual: echo
Keywords: 68k, shell

There is one significant error in the os9/68000 users manual that I have
found:  The numbers used with the \ escape are DECIMAL not hex.  The
examples are also wrong.  \49 will give you a 1, use \65 to get A.
This was a little confusing when trying to send escape sequences to my
printer to change modes.

Bob Larson
innp4!sdcrdcf!oberon!blarson

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From: Bruce Perens <nyit!bp>
Subject: request for tutorial postings

I need some material for OS-9 beginners:

	1. A glossary of OS-9 terms.
	2. A `what is OS-9' article, or series of articles.
	3. An OS-9 tutorial.

If you are interested in writing anything like this, or if
you have one written and in machine-readable form, Please
send mail to nyit!os9. Pointers to good machine-readable
OS-9 material on other networks would be appreciated, as
well. I am looking into material on Compuserve right now.

				Many Thanks

				Bruce Perens
				nyit!bp

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