CONTACTS 
0201 - Intel Corporation
020101 - Mr. Morris E. Jones; Business Unit Manager
020103 - Cable Network Operation

SUBJECTS
DOSE Commands Failing to Execute DOS Commands
DOSE Failing to Execute Commands from Within Medit
DOSE Commands Failing to Execute DOS Commands
Dose Failing to Execute DOS Commands

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0707 - Summary/Objective
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070801 - Follow up ref SDS 6 0000. ref SDS 4 0000.
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070803 - Morris made an improvement to dose to run under XP that distinguishes
070804 - between upper and lower case.
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0711 - Discussion
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071201 - DOSE Improvements Deferred
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071203 - Follow up ref SDS 6 PPYS, ref SDS 4 0001.
071205 -  ..
071206 - Morris explained having done more research since our call yesterday.
071207 - ref SDS 6 PPYV  He indicated that he cannot develop code in Medit to
071208 - directly find where cmd.exe is located, and further noted
071209 - understandings that they are in different directories on XP than in
071210 - W2K.
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071212 -    We discussed need to run SDS on XP to make sure everything is
071213 -    working consistently.
071215 -  ..
071216 - Morris advised he made some changes to Medit that accomodate the XP
071217 - environment.
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071222 - We found that on my computer....
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071224 -        i: 00 02 system32 cmd.exe
071225 -        i: 00 02 system32 command.com
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071227 - ...are both in the same directory.
071229 -  ..
071230 - Morris' code is pointing to...
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071232 -                     compsec
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071235 - The environment variables show....
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071237 -          comspec = i: 00 02 system32 cmd.exe
071239 -  ..
071240 - Morris indicated that somehow or another Bill grabs his call to
071241 - compspec and interprets it as coming from a DOS program, and so
071242 - directs the call to command.com, even though this is not shown in the
071243 - environment variables, per above. ref SDS 0 SL9F
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071245 -    The purpose is to maintain compatibility with computer games.
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071248 - An example is the report on 021004. ref SDS 2 R59M  More recently on
071249 - 021230 we worked on this problem, ref SDS 4 HU9L, and Morris concluded
071250 - that Microsoft Windows was causing the problem. ref SDS 4 SF7X
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071253 - On 031102 developed code to work around the problem, ref SDS 5 SI5F,
071254 - by calling a batch file that calls cmd and start commands to launch a
071255 - .cmd op. ref SDS 5 498O
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SUBJECTS
Rmverr Command Removes an Medit Error Message from the Command Line
Rmverr Medit Command to Remove Error Messages from the Screen

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090502 - Rmverr Medit Command Removes Error Messages Not Needed for SDS Ops
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090504 - Another objective is to create a new command that clears Medit error
090505 - messages.
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090507 -    Morris created rmverr.
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Date Format Problem Code Seems to be Lost Cannot Fix
File Find Code Seems to be Lost Cannot Fix Date Problem

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120502 - File Find Fix Date Format Problem
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120504 - Follow up ref SDS 2 R59M, ref SDS 1 IY4F.
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120506 - We could not find the code for ffile.exe.
120508 -  ..
120509 - The code I sent a few days ago in...
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120511 -                     c: 00 11
120512 -
120513 - ..., as shown on 031110, ref SDS 6 T48J, has C code for the more
120514 - recent effort to develop ff2.exe and ff3.exe.
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