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Attachments to a message is one thing, uploading to the Files area is an other. :-) The first was already allowed, I just updated the setting to allow the second. Try it now and let's see if it

To the group administrator(s): Does this group support attachments? If not, why not? If attachments are not allowed, then why is uploading files to the group's Files area apparently disabled? If a

Hi David, This is a most elegant solution to my problem. I hadn't thought of just flipping bits of the PSW of the partition save area. Thanks a lot - this was most helpful. BR, Steen

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Mark Waterbury wrote: Who the heck are you replying to?! Providing some CONTEXT(*) would be nice! (*) Providing context involves "quoting" (**), in your reply, what the other person said that your

Very interesting ... So, how does one go about designing and coding a "$$B" transient? And, then, how does one invoke such a "transient" at runtime? (My background is more VM/CMS and MVS, and not

Steen Hansen wrote: Standard interface? No. There was no such thing in DOS/VS. There *is* however a non-standard technique. ;-) Write yourself a very simple $$B transient (e.g. "$$BSUPK0") that

Hi Eddy, Thanks for your reply. I just came across it while replying to another message in this thread. It seems that we both saw an opportunity in using a B-transient. To me this seems a bit easier

Hi Piotr, The reason that I need to switch to Supervisor state is that I'm working on a program that traverses the supervisor and the various control blocks. During this traversal I need to execute

The answer is in the name, supervisor state is for code in the supervisor. Does your code have a legitimate need for supervisor state? Where there is a need for such code, that is not required to be a

Hi Sorry - I don't know answer to your question, but I'm wondering why do you want set into supervisor state in assembler program. As I know, DOS/VS (not modern VSE) is strictly batch environment and

Hi, I'm curious to know if anyone in this forum knows how to obtain supervisor state in an assembler program running on DOS/VS - ideally using a kind of standard interface? I certainly know how to

Hi all I've been working with VSE 2.5 and still have many of PDFs around version 2.5 (some for 2.4, others for 2.5 or 2.6) - I can provide a list. I'm not sure if posting this on a free website is

Hi Bob, I would be very interested in those manuals. I work with VSE/ESA 2.7 and most of my manuals are for VSE/ESA 1. I also collect and maintain vintage software and hardware of all kinds. I would

Hello Gary, Would it be possible to obtain a copy of your DOS/VSE 2.1. Thank You, Hank Podgorny [email protected]> wrote:

Thanks, anyhow.? None of the references you provided document the VSE/ESA operating system. You provided a link to and IMS/ESA manual, a Computer Associates product documentation disk and you sent

Internet Archive Search: dos%20vse | | | | Internet Archive Search: dos%20vse | | | regards; Rahim ? ??

Rahim, This just looks like manuals for the CA range of products (CA-Easytrieve etc etc). Chris --

SG245461 (archive.org) regards; Rahim? ??

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