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I have seen it implemented in assembler, but its purpose was not for radar tracking--in case you were thinking that was its only purpose (doubt that, since you have the books). Sorry, can't help you further.

Doesn't your UNIX system have doswrite and dosread? Of course, these limit the dos filename to 8.3 format, but they handle all the CR-LF conversions for you. If you don't have those utilities, they are probably easily obtainable. I would think they could be used in a shell script, but I...

I'm running Windows XP (home edition--upgrade) with NTFS, so there shouldn't be any compatibility problems. However, your 10GB/20K files estimate is pretty close, considering that I have 47,577 files in 3,641 directories (including hidden files), and about 20GB is what is missing. Actually...

I'm betting I'll feel really stupid when someone gives me the answer to this, but here goes: I have an 80GB hard drive, with approx. 74.5 GB usable. I have only one partition, one logical=physical (C:) drive. Using Explorer and selecting all the folders and files, I get a total of about 54.5...

It is difficult to tell what your problem is from your description, but since you are dealing with both a database and a browser, you may be having problems with special characters interfering with your string, i.e., it may only be a coincidence that the string is long. Try this experiment...

One note on using the full, paid version of Acrobat--it should be installed after the other applications. In most cases, it will be anyway. Another tool I have found useful is a non-Adobe program that will distill PostScript documents to PDF. This particular one is called PStill, and can be...

By &quot;fog&quot; I assume you mean &quot;an image that looks like fog,&quot; or, &quot;variable-density transparent haze.&quot; If so, have you experimented with CSS positioning, using layers defined in <DIV></DIV> containers? The O'Reilly book, &quot;Dynamic HTML&quot; is a good reference book.