Dorothy Day's suggestion--to use NoteTab--is a better one. But it's pretty simple to write a search and replace routine in NB to fix. NB for DOS uses the extension RUN instead of PM or PGM, and that version of NB, based on Xy3, doesn't have the BX ( ) command that was introduced in Xy4. You needed BC XC. Attached a short RUN file that I used to use when I was jumping back and forth for a while between Xy and NB. Your file would run longer but be much the same? Enter the characters in Xy, save, noting down the sequence of the XyW characters or printing the file out if you use Xy4 with CSA + P. Then call up the file in NB and enter the corresponding NB characters there. Shouldn't that work? Robert Hemenway At 12:52 PM 10/22/99, Yo Intl. wrote: > >>It's worth noting that you don't need any particular program to get >>text from XyDOS into a Windows program. Any program (e.g., the >>ubiquitous WordPad) that copies text to and from the Windows >>clipboard will do. >> >>Carl Distefano > >It will not do, if you use high ASCII in your text, because Windows >programs read them as ANSI codes, and voila, all your German and Swedish >accents morphe into something unintended. > >-- Rene von Rentzell, TokyoAttachment: XY2NB.RUN
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