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... reset your AutoComplete list (renaming the *.NK2 file), copying the *.NK2 file to a new computer, etc, but I've been unable to locate any instructions on how to purposefully or intentionally add specific names to the Nickname list so that it shows up in the AutoComplete list while addressing a message in Outlook. Any help or suggestions out there? I've tried typing ...

..., how to reset your AutoComplete list (renaming the *.NK2 file), copying the *.NK2 file to a new computer, etc, but I've been unable to locate any instructions on how to purposefully or intentionally add specific names to the Nickname list so that it shows up in the AutoComplete list while addressing a message in Outlook. Any help or suggestions out there? I've tried typing names / ...

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... <f5udnbpYYNz1UqvVnZ2dnUVZ_t_inZ2d@comcast.com>, glen herrmannsfeldt <gah@ugcs.caltech.edu> wrote: As I would have expected, INTENT for a pointer applies to the pointer, not the pointee. I think this is the basis of my confusion. I thought the INTENT(out) applied to the pointee, but not to the pointer itself. So it appears that my original ...

...set( x, doa, dop ) type(mytype), intent(out) :: x(:) ! toggle between inout and out logical, intent(in) :: doa, dop if ( doa ) then x(1..., 5.1.2.7 "The INTENT (OUT) attribute for a pointer dummy...." As I would have expected, INTENT for a pointer applies to the..., the allocation itself has the INTENT, again, not the data. An ...

... As I would have expected, INTENT for a pointer applies to ..., the allocation itself has the INTENT, again, not the data. An INTENT(OUT) ALLOCATABLE should be allocated in the called routine before ... dummy argument is permitted to have intent and this applies both to the ...to the array itself. If the intent is in, the array is not... to be altered. If the intent is out and the array is...

...came across the following situation involving intent(out) dummy arguments. My code .... If I change the intent(out) to intent(inout) in the ...( x, doa, dop ) type(mytype), intent(out) :: x(:) ! toggle between inout and out logical, intent(in) :: doa, dop if ( doa ) then x(1... When x is specified as intent(out), as MRC, page 78 ...