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Re: IDL V4 and Windows 95 [message #6068 is a reply to message #6052] Mon, 01 April 1996 00:00 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Mirko Vukovic is currently offline  Mirko Vukovic
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Registered: January 1996
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Mark Hadfield wrote:
>
> Joseph M Zawodny wrote:
>
>> I just upgraded from Windows 3.1 to Win 95 and I am having great
>> difficulty getting IDL to find some files/proceedures. It is pretty
>> apparent that IDL cannot handle long file names (at least on my system).
>> Has anyone else run into this and what can be done about it (short of
>> renaming all of programs to fit the 8.3 format). I notice that the DOS
>> names (8.3 names) now have the foobar~1.pro naming typical of long file
>> names under win 95.
> etc etc, I had to delete stuff ...

Yes, can you please post that (concat4dos) utility. Can you please be more specific
on adding a space to file names. Where? In the idl call or to the file name itself?

Also note that printing does not work under windows 95. This time it is a bug. The
way I deal with it as for dumping graphs on the printer is to copy the window to the
clipboard (alt-printscreen) then go into paintbrush, paste there and print from
there.

How do people like the imbedded editor? I usually kill those windows as they pop and
do most of the editing via emacs. The idl editor, I use for debugging.
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