... Was curious as to how allocatable strings are likely implemented. A derived type with a length component and a string content component? Anything else (additional components)? I think you are confusing a few things here. First, they certainly aren't implemented as a derived type, insomuch as that's a Fortran thing and there aren't currently any Fortran compilers written in Fortran....

...of society. Or some combination of the above. Or maybe they are like everyone else in most respects and it just seems surprising for them to have the same issues. A commentator originally confused by Steinbeck's marriages finally concluded, "he was just a really good writer." In any event they often give their enemies plenty of ammunition that blows up in their faces. Several years...

...it being an Antarctic logistics support base). Thus Christchurch Airport, or Harewood, ...the main reasons that the Anti-Bases Campaign calls for the demilitarisation of...notorious US weapons manufacturer – charged the base for repairing three small cuts in... suppression order (not to be confused with a name suppression order)... Pine Gap, the Australian Anti-Bases Campaign Coalition held a solidarity ...

On Aug 5, 4:37 pm, confused <confu...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: under oppurnity how do you entry clients property and commssion to be made on sale You could add BCM custom fields for those.

... in deceptive bases is to use horizontal lines. The horizontal lines confuse the eye into believing that the ... a smaller version of a beveled base. -------------------- What ever it is... I didn't... Here is a wedge style of base. -------------------- What ever it is... I didn'... an illusion live (in 3D) The bases look a lot thinner. -------------------- What ever ...

... spent seven years in secondary education, gained an "A" level pass in English, with distinction, and yet still being incapable of of using their own language properly. All because teacher was a semi-illiterate as well. Very, very dangerous in a contractual situation. Also very confusing for people who can speak English - usually foreigners. -- Moving things in still pictures!

... spent seven years in secondary education, gained an "A" level pass in English, with distinction, and yet still being incapable of of using their own language properly. All because teacher was a semi-illiterate as well. Very, very dangerous in a contractual situation. Also very confusing for people who can speak English - usually foreigners. -- Moving things in still pictures!

...m emacs<ret> m diary<ret>". Is that the one you mean? C-h i m gnus<cr> m Email Based Diary<cr> is the one I mean. This is gnu.emacs.*gnus* after all, right. Sorry for giving a too little information. That part of the manual is what I'm getting confused by. Cron is not supposed to be involved at all. My apologies. I hadn't even noticed that feature before (is it...

... Davour <anteRUN@updateLIKE.uu.HELLse> writes: Lowell Gilbert <lgusenet@be-well.ilk.org> writes: Andreas Davour <anteRUN@updateLIKE.uu.HELLse> writes: I've read the manual and came away confused. I thought the idea of getting e-mail reminders of diary entries of meetings sounded like a good idea, but I must confess that I don't understand how to use it. I ...

Andreas Davour <anteRUN@updateLIKE.uu.HELLse> writes: I've read the manual and came away confused. I thought the idea of getting e-mail reminders of diary entries of meetings sounded like a good idea, but I must confess that I don't understand how to use it. I have followed the steps in the manual, down to the procmail rule and all. But, what now? I have to create a mail with a...