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    Types: TextFile
    Names: »TICKLE.NDX«

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└─⟦96695c514⟧ Bits:30005859 DBase II og SuperCalc2
    └─⟦this⟧ »TICKLE.NDX« 

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2$(TKL:DATE,7,2)+$(TKL:DATE,1,2)+$(TKL:DATE,4,2))M▶1c◀+/2åW2▶16◀X2vW2▶0f◀X2▶1b◀X2xW!:+▶01◀0▶01◀MO Mselect

  *   erase the error message line. just in case one was printed
  @ 20,0
  @ 21,0

  DO CASE▶04◀▶04◀111111▶02◀830310▶03◀830315▶01◀830331▶02◀SAMPLES   830225y the keyword then date of entry

* RECALL.ndx   -  $(rcl:date,7,2)+$(rcl:date,1,2)+$(rcl:date,4,2)
*    places file in chronological order by recall date

**  **  **  **  **  **  **
**   Begin command file
**
clear
set ▶03◀▶02◀830310▶03◀830315▶01◀830331▶01◀830331▶02◀SAMPLES   830225y the keyword then date of entry

* RECALL.ndx   -  $(rcl:date,7,2)+$(rcl:date,1,2)+$(rcl:date,4,2)
*    places file in chronological order by recall date

**  **  **  **  **  **  **
**   Begin command file
**
clear
set talk off

* Load the date test routine into memory and set the call address
LOAD datetest
SET CALL TO 42240

ERASE
*  Read the current date, then set the system date
STORE '  /  /  ' TO tmp:date
DO WHILE DATE()