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From: lorner@csuchico.edu (Lance Orner)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.handhelds
Subject: A wish list
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Date: 8 Mar 90 03:33:04 GMT
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With the invention of the HP-28, I have wanting one more thing:

I would like an easy way to make a command 'global' without cramming it
into an already filled HOME directory.  I have followed the advice of a
couple of people and have put my main directory about five levels deep
and used the levels above that as a storage base for all of my different
commands so that they can be acessed all of the time -- this can get
messy.

But I think there should be some sort of 'library' separate from the user
directorys where you can put all of your 'global' commands, and use the
user directorys for your not-so-important variables and other objects.
This doesn't seem like just a hard idea...

They might have this on the HP-48sx, but I'm not sure.

----Lance M. Orner
      California St. Univ., Chico
        lorner@csuchico.edu