On 06/07/2010 20:37, Neil Duffee wrote:
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ps. I, too, liked GML; enough to write the Payroll Operations manual
for the production control group using it. It's great to be able to
add footnotes, endnotes, index/glossary entries, forward backward
references (with auto-magic page numbering
GML was the inspiration for one of my favourite acronyms: WASHITO (as
opposed to WYSIWYG).
We were fortunate enough to have the GDDM-based AFP-Browser that worked under
TSO with a graphics screen, so we could preview the document without printing.
Saved a lot of time.
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I'm a SuperHero with
Subject: Re: GML - still available after all these years...
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z/OS v1.9, Waterloo Script v9.8.1 (includes GML) here.
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Is it still priced? How/where can I get a copy? I looked on
Shop z, in the catalog
z/OS v1.9, Waterloo Script v9.8.1 (includes GML) here.
Our Student Information System has been using Waterloo Script/GML since before
I started in the late '80s.
All letters to students - primarily offers of admissions, transcripts, et al -
are generated from coded paragraphs ie. student
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