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| 32.1 | Another Problem ? | SHIRE::BIZE |  | Wed Jun 22 1988 02:54 | 12 | 
|  |     Another problem I have encountered is, since Monday, being told
    "no more new notes" every time I enter the conference. This has
    led me to get out of the conference, as there was nothing new to
    read. This morning, I just thought I'd do a DIR anyway and, surprise,
    quite a few new notes!
    
    I wonder if anybody else has encountered the same problem, and knows
    how to get around it?
    
    Thanks for your help.
    
    Joana
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| 32.2 | Some ideas | MEWVAX::AUGUSTINE | Purple power! | Wed Jun 22 1988 08:44 | 27 | 
|  |     another helpful hint:
    Joana, when you added Volume 2 to you notebook, did you use the
    same "entryname" or "nickname" as you used for Volume 1? For example,
    if the entry name for Volume 1 was "Womannotes", did you issue a
    command like:
    	Notes> modify entry womannotes/file=mosaic::womannotes.v2
    
    If so, Notes won't recognize Volume 2 as a new file -- it knows,
    for example, that you've read through Notes 1, 2, and so on. Here
    are two things you can do.
    
    1) Reset the "seen map". Issue a command like:
    	Notes> set seen/before=1-jun-1988
    
    This will let Notes know that you want everything written after
    1-jun-1988 to be "unseen"
    
    2) Use a different "nickname" for the file. (But don't use the "modify
    entry" command to change it!). This will force Notes to recognize
    Volume 2 as a "new file".
    	Notes> add entry WV2 /file=mosaic::womannotes.v2
    	Notes> del entry womannotes
    
    
    Hope this helps
    Liz
    
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| 32.3 | volume 1 | TFH::MARSHALL | hunting the snark | Tue Jul 05 1988 16:25 | 32 | 
|  | >            <<< RAINBO::$2$DJA6:[NOTES$LIBRARY]WOMANNOTES.NOTE;1 >>>
>                        -< Topics of Interest to Women >-
>================================================================================
>Note 1.1                          We've Moved!                            1 of 1
>MOSAIC::TARBET                                        9 lines   1-JUL-1988 14:40
>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>    The new file has also now been renamed.  
>    
>    The original file is RAINBO::WOMANNOTES-V1
>    
>    and the new file is RAINBO::WOMANNOTES-V2
>    
>    These changes should remain stable for the foreseeable future.
>    
>    						=maggie
>
=============================================================================
    
    trying to access volume 1 returns "File not found".
    
    doing a DIR RAINBO::NOTES$LIBRARY: reveals that volume 1 is actually
    WOMANNOTES-V1.OFFLINE.
    
    Any clue as to when it will once again be online?
 
                                                   
                  /
                 (  ___
                  ) ///
                 /
    
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| 32.4 | In humble awe | CALLME::MR_TOPAZ |  | Tue Jul 05 1988 16:36 | 12 | 
|  |        re .3:
       
       > a DIR RAINBO::NOTES$LIBRARY: reveals that volume 1 is actually
       > WOMANNOTES-V1.OFFLINE. 
       
       This time I am impressed.  I admit that I scoffed when the
       original moderator decided to use non-standard terminology, and I
       even sent protest mail about the silly use of non-default file
       extensions.  But I'll take my golf visor off to Maggie, if she is
       indeed responsible for the world's first online, offline file.
       
       --Mr Topaz 
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| 32.5 |  | RAINBO::TARBET |  | Wed Jul 06 1988 08:08 | 10 | 
|  |     I am indeed responsible for that, so off with the visor, Donald!
    
    Gimme a break, guys.  I'm trying to crunch the file and renamed it
    because I got confused about how the crunch would work and wanted to
    let people know it was out-of-service.  To call a file "offline" is no
    sillier than to call a printer "offline"...the term itself comes from
    the navy ...the sailed navy, I think... where a ship that was unfit for
    combat was "taken off-line": withdrawn from the battle-line. 
                                                                
    						=maggie
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