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SDS Medit Original DOS Program Records Install Morris Learn Design S

1903 -
1903 -    ..
1904 - Summary/Objective
1905 -
190501 - Follow up ref SDS 72 0000. ref SDS 67 0000.
190502 -
190503 - Installed SDS on Morris' computer. ref SDS 0 KT5L  Seems to be a
190504 - mismatch in commands available for NTVD (DOS) on Morris' computer, and
190505 - this is likely associated with backup. ref SDS 0 HR6M  Morris plans to
190506 - emphasize intuitive design for the new SDS program. ref SDS 0 HR98
190507 - Using folders to store email according to context builds experience
190508 - for using the subject index. ref SDS 0 JE7I  Morris prepared a
190509 - software specificaiton for SDS. ref SDS 0 LW7O  There seems to be some
190510 - familiarity emerging with SDS terminology. ref SDS 0 MN5F
190511 -
190512 -
190513 -
190514 -
190516 -  ..
1906 -
1907 -
1908 - Progress
1909 -
190901 - Installed SDS on Morris' Computer and Configured for C Drive
190902 -
190903 - Follow up ref SDS 67 164I.
190904 -
190905 - On 080527 discussed installing SDS on Morris' computer so he can learn
190906 - how the program works. ref SDS 67 164I
190908 -  ..
190909 - We connected c15 with a LAN cable to Morris' computer running Windows
190910 - XP and simply copied the program files, about 2 GB and 71K files.
190911 - Deleted picture files of Millie and similar personal stuff from
190912 - Morris' computer.
190913 -
190914 -            [On 081007 Morris asked for support using SDS indicating
190915 -            willingness to learn new way of working. ref SDS 78 RF7N
190917 -             ..
190918 -            [On 081103 submitted SDS records update that further
190919 -            illustrates application scenarios for health care uniquely
190920 -            managed by SDS, and demonstrate generic utility for general
190921 -            knowledge work. ref SDS 79 G14U
190923 -  ..
190924 - Set up the program with the standard SDS logo.  Morris moved the SDS
190925 - program to the top right corner of his computer screen.
190927 -  ..
190928 - Showed Morris how to use the Group Manager to open his SDS records.
190929 -
190930 -        1.  Click once on either the "J" or the "o" column in the last
190931 -            name of "Jones."
190932 -
190933 -            This launches an SDS session normally.
190935 -             ..
190936 -            The first time SDS is launched each day can take 5 - 10
190937 -            minutes performing the following steps...
190938 -
190939 -            a.  Xcopy performs interim backup called from within
190940 -                backupi,cmd. ref OF 4 LC8Q  This is the part that
190941 -                takes 5 - 10 minutes; everything else takes about .5
190942 -                seconds.
190944 -                 ..
190945 -            b.  Archieve performed tasks in the Schedule.
190947 -                 ..
190948 -            c.  Move all unperformed tasks for dates in the Schedule
190949 -                prior to today, to the current date.
190951 -             ..
190952 -        2.  After SDS is launched normally the first time, then any
190953 -            subsequence launch for the same user, merely opens the
190954 -            program to the current date, and so occurs instantly.
190956 -             ..
190957 -        3.  Alternative launch without archiving.
190958 -
190959 -            a.  Click the once to move the cursor to the line with the
190960 -                user's name.
190961 -
190962 -            b.  Click the space between no and "archive" above the
190963 -                double line that frames the table listing users.
190965 -                 ..
190966 -                This lauches SDS immedicately without archiving.
190968 -                 ..
190969 -                This procedure should be used to open records for
190970 -                other users, e.g., Rod, and Gary.
190972 -  ..
190973 - We noticed a number of error messages flash quickly on the screen,
190974 - during the archive process.  This may be related to the backup
190975 - operation that runs when SDS is first opened each day.
190976 -
190977 -        [On 081114 discovered and corrected the problem converting SDS
190978 -        development code to c drive version, backupi.cmd /d: date
190979 -        switch is being changed to /c: which is an invalid switch for
190980 -        xcopy. ref SDS 80 YV7Q
190982 -  ..
190983 - After initial log on that archives SDS diary records, these error
190984 - messages did not appear again.  This record suggests that some of the
190985 - NTVD (DOS) commands for Microsoft Windows running on Morris' XP
190986 - computer do not recognize commands that run on c15 and c14 also
190987 - configured with Windows XP.
190989 -  ..
190990 - Could be the set and start commands do not work the same on the
190991 - version of NTVD for version of Windows XP is running this particular
190992 - computer.  He has 3 or 4.
190994 -  ..
190995 - This needs investigation.
190997 -         ..
190998 -        [On 080606 intended to work on this problem during follow up
190999 -        meeting with Morris, but various problems occurred that
191000 -        prevented doing the work. ref SDS 73 MI6K
191002 -         ..
191003 -        [On 081114 discovered and corrected the problem converting SDS
191004 -        development code to c drive version, backupi.cmd /d: date
191005 -        switch is being changed to /c: which is an invalid switch for
191006 -        xcopy. ref SDS 80 YV7Q
191008 -  ..
191009 - We opened Morris' record for 080529 reporting problems installing SDS
191010 - using the zip file process. ref SDS 70 945H  Morris read through the
191011 - record.
191013 -  ..
191014 - Demonstrated how to scroll the file up and down with F9 and F10,
191015 - which are awkwardly positioned on his keyboard.  He can also use page
191016 - up and page down, but these are not efficient, because they move the
191017 - cursor.  Showed how to use the mouse to scroll the screen up and
191018 - down, and how to click on line 2 column 77 or 78 to get a Diary.
191020 -  ..
191021 - Demonstrated clicking the right mouse to get the menu, and showed
191022 - various menu choices.
191024 -  ..
191025 - Opened the Tools menu and showed the list of function key
191026 - assignments.
191028 -  ..
191029 - We used the "Manage" menu in Morris' SDS record on 080529 to create a
191030 - new record for today.  Morris entered in the record for today that Rod
191031 - helped create the record on 080529.
191033 -  ..
191034 - Showed and demonstrated functionality of Follow up chains linked back
191035 - to original sources, called out in ISO management requirements,
191036 - reported on 950721. ref SDS 9 1740
191037 -
191039 -  ..
191040 - SDS Error Message on Intel 64-bit Computer with Microsoft Vista
191041 -
191042 - Morris copied the Medit program e.exe to his new computer that has an
191043 - Intel 64-bit microprocessor and is running Microsoft Vista operating
191044 - system.
191045 -
191046 - The program has a DOS command promt, the same as XP.
191048 -  ..
191049 - Calling the program...
191050 -
191051 -                      C>e.exe
191053 -  ..
191054 - Returns an error message that says the program cannot run 16-bit
191055 - applications.
191056 -
191057 -            [On 080611 quote from Dell for 64-bit computer running
191058 -            Vista operating system, sales rep, Robert, investigating
191059 -            DOS emulator for 16-bit programs. ref SDS 74 JR4F
191061 -             ..
191062 -            [On 080611 Robert reports that tests show DOS emulator
191063 -            program will not run 16-bit application on quad-core 64-bit
191064 -            computer with Microsoft Vista. ref SDS 74 K54K
191066 -             ..
191067 -            [On 080629 Dell reports selling Microsoft Vista 32-bit
191068 -            operating system for the quad-core 64-bit Intel computers,
191069 -            and feels this may solve problem of supporting legacy line
191070 -            of business 16-bit software like SDS. ref SDS 75 I44F
191072 -             ..
191073 -            [On 080630 Rob discloses that Dell cannot run a test to
191074 -            verify that 16-bit software will run on a Dell 64-bit
191075 -            computer running a 32-bit version of the Microsoft Vista
191076 -            operating system. ref SDS 76 RU3H
191078 -             ..
191079 -            [On 090706 1028 Morris seemed to indicate that running
191080 -            legacy 16-bit line-of-business software, like SDS, on
191081 -            64-bit computers with the Windows XP 32-bit operating
191082 -            system can cause subtle differences in the way data is
191083 -            stored on the disk, which will cause failure when files are
191084 -            copied to legacy 32-bit computers running Windows XP 32-bit
191085 -            operating system. ref SDS 81 R14O
191087 -             ..
191088 -            [On 090710 1719 installed Windows XP 32-bit operating
191089 -            system on c16, the HP HDX 18t quad core 64-bit computer,
191090 -            and for the purpose of running SDS 16-bit line-of-business
191091 -            software to improve productivity. ref SDS 82 SH4K
191093 -             ..
191094 -            [On 090715 2146 SDS tested on c16 the HP HDX 18t Core2
191095 -            Q9300 64-bit microprocessor and runs much better than on
191096 -            legacy Pentium single-processor technology. ref SDS 83 545O
191098 -  ..
191099 - Morris seemed to say this was an Intel mistake.  The company designed
191100 - a certain number of memory allocations in the 32-bit processors to run
191101 - legacy 16-bit software programs.  When the 64-bit microprocessors were
191102 - designed, somebody forgot to increase memory allocations for legacy
191103 - software.  As a result, Microsoft only had enough memory positions to
191104 - support legacy 32-bit software for the 64-bit microprocessor
191105 - computers.
191107 -  ..
191108 - Unless a solution can be found, the new 64-bit computers cannot be
191109 - used for transformation from information to a culture of knowledge.
191110 -
191111 -            [On 080629 Dell reports selling Microsoft Vista 32-bit
191112 -            operating system for the quad-core 64-bit Intel computers,
191113 -            and feels this may solve problem of supporting legacy line
191114 -            of business 16-bit software like SDS. ref SDS 75 I44F
191116 -             ..
191117 -            [On 080630 Rob discloses that Dell cannot run a test to
191118 -            verify that 16-bit software will run on a Dell 64-bit
191119 -            computer running a 32-bit version of the Microsoft Vista
191120 -            operating system. ref SDS 76 RU3H
191122 -             ..
191123 -            [On 080926 research found Microsoft Virtual PC 2007 which
191124 -            indicates it can configure Vista for 64-bit quad-core
191125 -            computer to run SDS under Windows XP, ref SDS 77 U25I;
191126 -            called Microsoft to verify capabilities. ref SDS 77 PQ4U
191128 -  ..
191129 - Enabling SDS technology to go forward requires a solution.  Today,
191130 - Morris seems discouraged about accomplishing this goal because the
191131 - tools he likes and enjoys using, ref SDS 62 RR36, cannot support SDS,
191132 - reported on 080206, ref SDS 62 QV4O, he does not have enough
191133 - experience with SDS to understand what is needed, and he feels
191134 - creating the tools that are needed using the experience he has takes a
191135 - lot of hard work that is not very enjoyable. ref SDS 62 QM6H
191136 -
191137 -
191138 -
191139 -
191140 -
191141 -
191142 -
1912 -

SUBJECTS
Intuitive SDS Design GUI Mouse Improve Menus Function Keys Elusive F

3103 -
310401 -  ..
310402 - Elusive Design Intuitive Menus GUI for SDS Windows Application
310403 - Intuitive Design Improve SDS Menus and Function Keys Elusive
310404 - Menus Function Keys SDS Not Intuitive Can Be Fixed in Windows App
310405 -
310406 - Morris feels SDS menus and function key assignemnts are not intuitive;
310407 - he indicated that customers want funcions in SDS to work like
310408 - Microsoft program commands.  He feels this can be accomplished with
310409 - the new version of SDS using an editor that supports Microsoft Vista.
310410 - This implements discussion on 080206, when Morris described
310411 - efficiencies of a popular editor using familiar commands. ref SDS 62
310412 - RT9I
310414 -  ..
310415 - Tom Landauer's book, the "Trouble with Computers" described challenges
310416 - striving for "intutitive" design for executing computer commands with
310417 - menus and GUI technology, reviewed on 950710. ref SDS 8 MB6Q
310419 -  ..
310420 - On 990329 review shows Steven Pinker explains in his book "How the
310421 - Mind Works" there are 100 trillion ways for humans to form
310422 - explanations.  The way someone explains a particular task may not be
310423 - readily recognized by people until they gain experience to associate a
310424 - menu description with actual results using functionality. ref SDS 14
310425 - ZN6G
310427 -  ..
310428 - Morris' son and his friend, Mark, (graduating high school seniors)
310429 - returned from seeing a movie.  Mark had some kind of handheld computer
310430 - device which contained a file, possibly a picture.  He wanted to copy
310431 - the file to print the picture on Morris' computer.  Morris and Mark
310432 - spent about 45 minutes trying to figure out how to use Vista menus and
310433 - functions to transfer the file.  Many Microsoft commands were
310434 - attempted.  Most were familiar to Morris, who has a lot of experience
310435 - using Microsoft programs, and some commands were familiar to Mark.
310436 - This ended in frustration, because nobody could figure out how to
310437 - transfer the file from Mark's hand held device to Morris' computer
310438 - using intuitive Microsoft menu commands.
310439 -
310441 -  ..
310442 - Tables Modernize SDS with Professional Appearance Industry Standards
310443 -
310444 - Morris explained plans to incorporate tables in the new SDS program
310445 - like tables are created using Microsoft Word.  He feels the current
310446 - version of SDS is old fashioned, because tables are not addressed by
310447 - the software to position automatically when people change the size of
310448 - the application window.  Work today expanded discussion on 080206
310449 - planning to update SDS for the 21st century with modern tables.
310450 - ref SDS 62 RT9I
310452 -  ..
310453 - Terie worked with us in the computer room.  She was writing a
310454 - newsletter for the church.  Terie has been using computers with
310455 - Morris' help for the past 20 years.  Over the span of several hours,
310456 - she asked Morris how to create a table with several columns for the
310457 - newsletter.  Then she asked how to split a table, how to format the
310458 - table, how to change fonts, how to configure margins in the table, and
310459 - between the table and the document margins, how to configure the
310460 - printer, and many other things about using Microsoft commands and
310461 - menus.  There was frustration that things did not result as expected,
310462 - and efforts had to start over.  Morris spent an hour or so working
310463 - through menus and functions on Terie's Windows XP computer to
310464 - eventually accomplish formatting objectives for the table in the
310465 - newsletter.
310467 -  ..
310468 - There were no objections during this exercise that Microsoft Vista and
310469 - XP commands are not intutitive, take time, instruction, and
310470 - experimentation to learn and implement.  Taking several hours to
310471 - create one simple table of several columns and perhaps 20 lines, how
310472 - long would it take to construct 6 tables with varying columns from 4
310473 - to 10, and with lines varying from 5 to 50, shown by the record 2 days
310474 - ago on 080529? ref SDS 71 TZ8I
310476 -  ..
310477 - On 021108 Bill Gates reported work on Microsoft to simplify using
310478 - computers by consolidating commands so that work is more intuitive in
310479 - order to avoid having to navigate through complex menus. ref SDS 42
310480 - EFBE
310482 -  ..
310483 - SDS design has consolidated commands to empower people with command
310484 - and control of the record using a few key strokes.  Function keys
310485 - consolidate commands.  F2 executes thousands of commands to accomplish
310486 - about 30 major tasks for knowledge management, all invisible to the
310487 - user, reported on 031203. ref SDS 45 JV8G
310489 -  ..
310490 - Gates also related plans to make finding information on computers
310491 - easier, because people have a lot of information that becomes useless,
310492 - because nobody can find anything on the computer. ref SDS 42 EF5I
310493 - This problem was illustrated during a meeting at UCSF when the doctor
310494 - was looking for information in the Medical Chart and gave up saying
310495 - what's the use, problably can't find it anyway, reported on 080219.
310496 - ref SDS 63 L18L  Morris made a similiar report on 071106.  After
310497 - indexing his computer on 070625, he still could not find critical
310498 - details for using the network on 071106. ref SDS 57 FL61
310500 -  ..
310501 - SDS works similarly, and is similar to learning literacy.  Once some
310502 - basics are learned, people have a base of knowledge from which to
310503 - intuit, i.e., extrapolate, what they know to discover how to
310504 - accomplish tasks for which they have not been trained.
310506 -  ..
310507 - While working on SDS today, Morris received several letters through
310508 - his email program, Microsoft Outlook.
310510 -  ..
310511 - This provided occassion to observe a very large list of what seemed
310512 - like 100s of pending documents that have not yet been opened.  The
310513 - impression of unopened correspondence may have been incorrect, since
310514 - the list seemed to show most everything in bold, which is a signal of
310515 - unopened files in the Netscape email program.  It is possible that
310516 - both opened and unopened files in Outlook are displayed with bold
310517 - text.  In that case, the impression of unopened documents would not be
310518 - supported.
310520 -  ..
310521 - Several letters received during this few hours today were answered
310522 - immediately with 1 or 2 line responses.  This applies practice at
310523 - Intel meetings reported earlier on 980722. ref SDS 13 0464
310524 -
310525 -
310526 -
3106 -

SUBJECTS
Email Folders Rod Pandora's Box Complexity SDS Subject Index Organic

4303 -
430401 -  ..
430402 - Email Folders Open Pandora's Box Complexity Contex Management
430403 - SDS Subject Index Organic Structure Context for Organizational Memory
430404 -
430405 - Today, Morris also found a recent letter on the SDS project needed for
430406 - work today.
430408 -  ..
430409 - This was accomplished by looking in a directory for "Rod" that is part
430410 - of his Microsoft Outlook program.  Millie uses this method as well to
430411 - solve the problem she had at N&P on 960406 when nobody could find
430412 - information on the computer needed for work. ref SDS 11 5922  At that
430413 - time on 960406 Morris commented that everybody has problems finding
430414 - things on computers in time to be effective. ref SDS 11 4249  Now,
430415 - Millie has 4 or 5 folders for segmenting important documents.
430417 -  ..
430418 - Jack Park reported on 070729 that disorder increases in the record
430419 - because people are forced by limited time to file most everything in
430420 - the "miscellaneous" directory. ref SDS 55 HE6N  On 050722 Gary cited
430421 - challenges busy people face in big organizations getting a lot of
430422 - documents, with a great many email files seemingly never opened.
430423 - ref SDS 50 RP54  More recently, on 070907 Morris asked how email and
430424 - other files downloaded from the Internet are stored temporarily in a
430425 - directory to facilitate incorporating into SDS for comprehensive
430426 - management. ref SDS 56 RV6L  On 080318 Morris explained difficulty
430427 - finding files stored on the computer in email directories. ref SDS 65
430428 - GZ7J  It takes a lot of time to figure out which folder to file a
430429 - document.  Some documents are associated with several subjects, so
430430 - cross-filing takes more time.  When a document is located, it takes
430431 - more time to find the part that relates to the current task.
430433 -  ..
430434 - Today, Morris was successful finding relevant information quickly by
430435 - checking the "Rod" email directory, per above. ref SDS 0 JE7I  Using
430436 - directories to store information according to context, in this case
430437 - "Rod," becomes a Pandora's Box of complexity, noted by Jack Park's
430438 - research reported on 000221. ref SDS 19 L58O  On 000307 research at
430439 - SRI found that Knowledge Management is a lot of hard work. ref SDS 20
430440 - 767G  Earlier Morris asked on 970116 how SDS manages "fractionalized
430441 - subjects"? ref SDS 12 1732  The general problem of subject indexing
430442 - was considered on 910418 in an article published in Byte magazine.
430443 - ref SDS 3 5584
430445 -  ..
430446 - SDS design uses flexible structure explained on 890523. ref SDS 1 P13O
430447 - The complexity of context management is presented in the record on
430448 - 890523. ref SDS 1 G14K and ref SDS 1 428F
430449 -
430450 -
430451 -
4305 -

SUBJECTS
SDS Record Design Software Requirements Specification (SRS) Write Na

5503 -
550401 -  ..
550402 - SDS Record Software Requirements Specification (SRS)
550403 -
550404 - Follow up ref SDS 67 KI6J.
550405 -
550406 - After installing the SDS program on Morris' computer, worked on
550407 - explanation of SDS records, which Morris discussed during the meeting
550408 - on 080527. ref SDS 67 KJ5P
550410 -  ..
550411 - Morris prepared a file that identifies and explains fields for SDS
550412 - records, similar to Gary's record on 040122, ref SDS 46 0001, which is
550413 - described as an "SRS" cited in the record on 040216. ref SDS 47 007W
550414 - Both are reference in the record a few days ago on 080527. ref SDS 67
550415 - FP5F
550417 -  ..
550418 - Should get a copy of the file Morris prepared today for inclusion in
550419 - the record, and correlation with Gary's work on 040122. ref SDS 46
550420 - 0001
550422 -  ..
550423 - Elements of SDS records were carefully described by Morris today from
550424 - observing records installed today on his computer, per above,
550425 - ref SDS 0 MI6K, and getting column numbers to prepare written
550426 - explanations, as planned on 080527, ref SDS 67 OE3N, including column
550427 - numbers for various fields, References, Control Fields, shallow
550428 - outlining, and highlight flags.
550430 -  ..
550431 - Review is needed of macro file 04702 that sets up the profile to
550432 - distinguish SDS files from editor files by assigning counter 47 2.  It
550433 - captures the user's name from the Group Manager, ref OF 1 MA7N, and
550434 - stores the user ID from the Group Manager in columns 103 - 107 in
550435 - local counters 285 - 289, and also transfers to global counters 275 -
550436 - 279. ref OF 1 1400  The Schedule is automatically extended if needed.
550437 - Run macro file 008501 to synchronize files for SDS "schedule" records
550438 - on the disk with pending tasks listed in the Schedule file, reported
550439 - on 040317. ref SDS 48 YJ7L
550440 -
550442 -  ..
550443 - Think Remember Communicate Objectives SDS Program
550444 - Shallow Outline Language SDS Aids Culture of Knowledge Management
550445 -
550446 - Morris was effective today detailing explanation of line numbers in
550447 - the SDS product specification file as a "shallow outline" structure
550448 - for command and control of free-form narrative.  At one point he
550449 - seemed to object to the idea of adding structure to free-form
550450 - narrative, but for the most part focus was on preparing a
550451 - specification to produce code that accomplishes SDS requirements,
550452 - explained on 890523. ref SDS 1 T18R  SDS advantages applying shallow
550453 - outlining was cited by Roy Roebuck, DOD program manager, reviewed on
550454 - 020217. ref SDS 36 IT6N
550456 -  ..
550457 - Morris used today the phrase "think, remember, and communicate, which
550458 - is a goal of SDS supported by flexible structure, as explained in the
550459 - record on 890523. ref SDS 1 P13O and ref SDS 1 FK5K
550461 -  ..
550462 - Using language today of SDS, Communication Metrics, and Knowledge
550463 - Management is a step toward conceptualizing a new way of working
550464 - supported by a new kind of technology, explained in POIMS. ref OF 3
550465 - 3742
550466 -
550467 -     [On 080606 think, remember, communicate are SDS "use cases" which
550468 -     Morris requested. ref SDS 73 W79J
550469 -
550470 -
5505 -

SUBJECTS
Schedule Diary Transition Record Identification on Disk Manage Sched

6703 -
670401 -  ..
670402 - Schedule Diary Transition Record Identification on Disk
670403 - Fields on Line 1 Beyond Visible Screen Manage Pointers
670404 -
670405 - There was a question today about the fields on line 1 of the record,
670406 - which are related to linking, changing the time of records, and the
670407 - Schedule.  We did not take time during the meeting to look up the
670408 - record on this matter.
670410 -  ..
670411 - After the meeting, review shows these fields are used to manage
670412 - current diary records by maintaining prior times when the time of a
670413 - record is changed, and so the prior pointers need to be deleted from
670414 - the data base so there is only one set of pointers preserved for each
670415 - record.
670417 -  ..
670418 - This is explained in the record on 031203 describing use of 2 time
670419 - fields. ref SDS 45 O54I
670421 -  ..
670422 - There are 3 fields beginning on line 1 column 89...
670423 -
670424 -        1.  File name entered on line 1 column 89 for original record
670425 -            before being converted to date and time directory
670426 -            sturcture.  This is a 4 place number that is the filename
670427 -            in directory...
670428 -
670429 -                sd 08 uuuuu 00 nnnn
670430 -
670431 -            ...where
670433 -                    ..
670434 -                •  08 is the directory of all SDS records.
670436 -                    ..
670437 -                •  uuuuu is the 5 place user ID field. 00 is
670438 -                   directory where current and scheduled tasks
670439 -                   are maintained.
670441 -             ..
670442 -        2.  Time field #1 hhmmss posts prior status beginning on column
670443 -            99 and is initially the same as time field 2, as explained
670444 -            on 031203. ref SDS 45 G43J
670446 -             ..
670447 -        3.  Time field #2 hhmmss posts current status beginning on
670448 -            column 108, and is initially the same as time field #2;
670449 -            however, if the user changes the current task from
670450 -            "performed" back to "scheduled," and then works on the
670451 -            record later, then the next time the record is assigned to
670452 -            "performed" status by adding a dot on column 7 in the
670453 -            schedule, then the 2nd time field is different from the
670454 -            first time field, and so the first time field is used to
670455 -            delete pointers to a record that does not exist, so a
670456 -            report does return a false positive, as previously
670457 -            explained on 031203. ref SDS 45 VP4I
670459 -             ..
670460 -            If there is another change, then the 2nd time field becomes
670461 -            the first time, and a new time is entered in the 2nd time
670462 -            field.
670464 -             ..
670465 -            SDS pointers are maintained in data base files each time a
670466 -            record is "saved" with F2 or archived when SDS is started
670467 -            for the first time each day.
670469 -             ..
670470 -            sd 08 uuuuu 01
670471 -
670472 -                ...where "uuuuu" is the user ID...
670473 -
670474 -                01 pointers are record descriptions used to assemble a
670475 -                chronological diary summary for specified dates.
670477 -             ..
670478 -            sd 08 uuuuu 03
670479 -
670480 -                03 pointers are the contents of the Reference field,
670481 -                but only the documents, and are used to call reports on
670482 -                where a document was referenced in a record.
670484 -             ..
670485 -            sd 08 uuuuu 04
670486 -
670487 -                04 pointers are the Control field lines, and used to
670488 -                assemble reports for various subjects and functions.
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670493 -                05 pointers are the contact lines in an SDS record and
670494 -                are used to assemble reports showing where varous
670495 -                people and organizations are referenced.
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