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You pay little for a lot! http://home.eunet.no/~presno/bok/15.html r extended 100+ c used to let you read all messages containing the search string 'extended' in the body of text, starting with message number 100. If you forget the "c" parameter, the flow will stop after each message. This will reduce the average effective speed. Always use "nonstop" commands when reading stories, conference items, and other texts. Now, read Chapter 16. | Next | Back | Top of page | Index | Expanded index | Register | Search: The Online World resources handbook's text on paper, disk and in any other electronic form is © copyrighted 2000 by Odd de Presno. Updated at November 13, 2000. Feedback please. 6 of 6 23.11.2009 15:49
Automatic communication http://home.eunet.no/~presno/bok/16.html The Online World resources handbook Chapter 16: Automatic communication [INDEX] [Expanded Index] [Search] [NEXT] [BACK] We all have different needs The minimum solution Auto logon to the Internet Auto logon with Procomm Macros Automating the full task Alternative 1: Write your own system Alternative 2: Use scripts made by others Alternative 3: Special software Alternative 4: Offline readers Automatic automation Limitations Automatic data communication as a development strategy. To get a lead on your competitors. To avoid duplication of effort. To reduce costs. To reduce boring and repetitive work. To avoid having to remember technical details. Automatic communication is both for professionals and amateurs. It helps keep your costs down. Also, it lets you do the job faster and safer. Sometimes, it is the only way to get the job done. We all have different needs Automation will never be the same for everybody. Our needs are too different. Some get excited when a program can dial a bulletin board, retrieve a program, and then disconnect without having to touch the keyboard. Some want an "answering machine" that can respond to and forward email when he or she is away from the office. Others want a communications system that can tap selected news sources, search databases, and do post processing on the retrieved material. For most professionals, doing things manually takes too much time. Time is better spent reading, digesting, and using, rather than on stupid technical retrieval work. Computers can do that. To others again, automation is a question of being able to use the online resource at all. If it takes 60 seconds to get a piece of information, it may be possible to get before running for the next meeting. However, if it takes 15 minutes, there may not be enough time. If you must also read a help text to find out how to do it, you may not even consider doing it. Your mind is so full of other things right now. When using a system for automatic communication, you do not have to 1 of 9 23.11.2009 15:49
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