Re: Yet another Galaxy rust removal question

From: Tim Smith <tsmith@innovplace.saskatoon.sk.ca>

Date: Fri, 20 Jun 1997 00:00:00 +0000

Mark Thomas wrote:
>
> Soon my brain will be free of the nasty, gritty red stuff in the Galaxy
> section and the stupid questions will vanish. Or maybe someone will post a URL
> for a galaxy FAQ.
>
> The dumb question of the day is:
>
> If I break a group, what's the group-number of the new group? Sequential from
> the last group in the current report?
>
> Rusty minds want to know.
>
> Mark
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In Galaxy, there is no dumb question.

The answer is yes, the newly broken group is now the highest group
number.

I personally prefer the MAX break option, where the newly broken group
is refered to as MAX instead of a newly appointed number.
ie-
(B)reak (group#) (#broken off)
(L)oad MAX (cargo) <-if ships in group has a cargo value.
(S)end MAX (destination)

Note: Number of ships for the (L)oaded or (S)end commands not required
when using MAX option.

Happy Hunting
--
                   _   _
                 .-_; ;_-.
                / /     \ \
               | |       | |
Kromm;~>        \ \.---./ /
Overlord    .-"~   .---.   ~"-.
of        ,`.-~/ .'`---`'. \~-.`,
Ronin     '`   | | \(_)/ | |   `'
          ,    \  \ | | /  /    ,
          ;`'.,_\  `-'-'  /_,.'`;
           '-._  _.-'^'-._  _.-'
               ``         ``

References

Yet another Galaxy rust removal question
thomasSPAMGUARD@clark.net (Mark Thomas)
Wed, 18 Jun 1997 00:00:00 +0000

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Yet another Galaxy rust removal question
thomasSPAMGUARD@clark.net (Mark Thomas)
Wed, 18 Jun 1997 00:00:00 +0000