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Well Ty must have gotten bored and changed the link to the online docs... just in case anyone (like myself) had created a shortcut to the online area.

I found the docs at: https://www.microsabio.net/dist/doc/conref/00ashref.htm#

(proof programmers still read documentation)

Yep, not much going on here (besides the sweltering, usual wildfires, various other calamities), so I decided to switch things up with the A-Shell Reference just to see who's paying attention. So you win, Frank, for being the first to comment. Congrats!

I'm a little concerned about the fact that I changed the URL six years ago, but I guess it's better late than never....

Just having a little fun with you, Frank.

I think you were using that "All A-Shell docs in one (A-Shell Reference, PDFX, ATE, etc.)" that I made a while back, specifically for you, and you have now switched to the same one (A-Shell Reference) that most people use.

I have restored the link (broken yesterday!) for the "all in one" doc, if you'd prefer to resume using it. It's a bit out of date, but I'll build a new one in the next few days. Sorry for the confusion, definitely a goof on my part.

Ah that explains it! No worries i am sure it's hard to setup shop outside of open Starbucks while moving your mobile office to higher ground.

On a side note why would an "all-inclusive" link be "special" and not "standard"? Asking for a friend...

Tell friend that: the bigger the document, (a) the longer it takes to go from original source documents (Word) to nice-looking HTML files, (b) the more of them have to be uploaded (2500 for the SMALL version), (c) the more likely something will go wrong in the saving/compiling/uploading process, and (d) the A-Shell Reference changes regularly, while the rest of the sub-documents (APEX, ATE, etc) change only rarely.

PS. Glad to hear you have some friends besides me and Herman.

Hey Ty did you create a full document yet? My friend asked me to followup. :p