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Re: U2 not loaded
- Subject: Re: U2 not loaded
- From: "J. R. Fox" jr_fox@xxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 15 Jul 2004 18:11:01 -0800
> Reply to note from "J. R. Fox" Wed, 14 Jul 2004
> 19:52:22 -0800
>
> > does ADD2U2 offer any choice as to where the added frames get
> > positioned ? I like to keep any additions | changes |
> > experimental frames grouped in one discrete section that I can
> > quickly find and return to.
Carl Distefano wrote:
> Good question, Jordan. By default, it positions the added frame at
> the Top of File, below the ;U2; identifier. However, the addition
> of switch /BF to the framename (ADD2U2/BF) causes the added
> frame to be inserted at Bottom of File (but ahead of the catch-all
> frame {{5*}}, if it exists). So, a consistent use of ADD2U2, either
> with or without the /BF switch, will produce a rational grouping of
> newly-added frames.
O.K., good. As usual, you guys thought everything through from the
git-go.
> To anticipate your next question: Top or Bottom of file is a matter
> of personal choice. Each has plusses and minuses.
. . .
> That said, most users will probably choose Top, for reasons of
> convenience.
Makes sense to me. Guess I tend to find some oddball, contrarian way of
doing a lot of things, because I had, heretofore, been doing the frame
shuffling (what limited amount that I do) by hand with LH, and placing
the block of personally added stuff roughly 40 % into the file. This
was after some standard U2 frame whose general location was known to me,
and which I used as a demarcation point. Now that I see the error of my
ways, I will consider a more appropriate location -- probably BF.
Jordan