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| 641.2 | Any Jim B. in a storm :-) | YODA::BARANSKI | Oh! ... That's not like me at all! | Wed Jan 06 1988 02:28 | 22 | 
|  | RE: .0
How about:
NOTES> <read note you want to reply to>
NOTES> EXTRACT/BUFFER T
NOTES> <read note where you want the reply>
NOTES> REPLY
EVE Command:  OTHER BUFFER
EVE Command:  BUFFER T
EVE Command:  TOP                (probably already at top)
EVE Command:  SELECT             ( or the select key)
EVE Command:  BOTTOM
EVE Command:  REMOVE             ( or the remove key)
EVE Command:  OTHER BUFFER
EVE Command:  INSERT             ( or insert key)
It's a bit long, but I don't think there are many shortcuts in vanilla flavored
EVE.  Of course you *could* program the whole mess to one command, but I
think that is a bit move then I want to explain.
The Wrong Jim B. :-)
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| 641.3 | ext/buff notes$edit | TFH::MARSHALL | hunting the snark | Wed Jan 06 1988 10:02 | 20 | 
|  |     re .0:
    
    The best way I have found is to :
    
    NOTES> EXT/BUFFER notes$edit
    
    go where you want to reply
    
    NOTES> REPLY/LAST
    
    the note to which you are replying will be in the "lower" window,
    but it should be easy enough to delete the stuff you don't want
    to quote.
    
                                                   
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| 641.4 | Easist way I found ... | VICKI::THOMPSON | Famous Ex-Noter | Thu Jan 07 1988 13:28 | 11 | 
|  |     After you issue the REPLY command and you're ready to start editing
    do this first (or second).
    
    Press the DO key and at the Command: prompt enter:
    
    TPU NOTES$$READ_NOTE_HERE('1.0');
    
    where you replace 1.0 with the note number that you want included
    in your edit buffer.
    			Alfred
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