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Vista - User Guide p.109 - Incorrect statement about foreach

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05-21-2006   #1
Andrew Watt [MVP]


 
 

User Guide p.109 - Incorrect statement about foreach

In the penultimate paragraph of p.109 about the foreach statement it
is stated that it must be typed on a single line when entered on the
command line. That is incorrect.

Andrew Watt MVP

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05-31-2006   #2
James Truher [MSFT]


 
 

Re: User Guide p.109 - Incorrect statement about foreach

good catch - it used to be that way, but we fixed it!

jim

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"Andrew Watt [MVP]" <SVGDeveloper@aol.com> wrote in message
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> In the penultimate paragraph of p.109 about the foreach statement it
> is stated that it must be typed on a single line when entered on the
> command line. That is incorrect.
>
> Andrew Watt MVP



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