using Less commands

[Chuck Hallenbeck]

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Hi Ed,

I have to agree with Steve about SC. I use it from time to time
too, and have created loan amortization schedules with very
little difficulty, to pick one common application. If you ever
used "SuperCalc" you will be at home with "SC" -- I think the
name is no accident.

Chuck


On Wed, 28 Jan 2004, Ed Thurston wrote:

> Hello Steve,
>
> I have spent some  more time with the  sc man files this afternoon and
> noticed that if  one  uses the switch -n when loading sc also places one in
> numeric mode.   I had missed that on earlier readings of the man files.
>
> Are you  using emacs speak  while using  sc? If so are you getting
> multiple headers read to you?  With  Speakup as I right arrow across the
> spreadsheet, I hear such as a b c b c d and d e f rather   than just the
> single  column headder letter.  If I concentrate I can tell where I am, but
> would hate to  have to  work on a cluttered spreadsheet with  all the
> extra feed backs.  Of course using the Speak up cursor I can double  check
> entries to assure accuracy, but that would be a bit  time consuming.  I
> enjoy working with  spreadsheets so will be spending  much more time
> working with sc
>
> Thanks for your feed back.
>
> Ed,
>

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