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popcorn
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The "recipe" command.
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Oct 10 22:33 UTC 1992 |
Dan Romanchik suggested having an item to talk about the "recipe"
command. Basically, unless your picospan settings are set funny,
you can type "recipe" for information about how the command works.
You can use "recipelist" to see a list of recipe categories, or to
get a list of individual recipes in a category.
The recipes are the ones from the old edition of the cooking
conference. They are stored in the directory /usr/recipes, if you're
interested in finding the actual recipe files.
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keats
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response 1 of 43:
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Oct 11 03:30 UTC 1992 |
cool. thanks.
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tnt
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response 2 of 43:
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Oct 11 04:31 UTC 1992 |
cool. thanks.
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denise
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response 3 of 43:
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Oct 11 17:45 UTC 1992 |
So once you get the list of recipes, how do you get at the actual recipe??
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popcorn
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response 4 of 43:
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Oct 11 20:16 UTC 1992 |
Type "recipe" for info. (Hint: from the third sentence to the end
is the answer to your question).
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popcorn
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response 5 of 43:
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Oct 14 03:09 UTC 1992 |
You can now type "bread" to see the latest issue of an internet
bread machine digest. (Sorry Laurel!)
If you want the actual file it's stored in, it's in the file
/h1b/bbs/kitchen2/latest.bread.digest.Z, a compressed file.
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chelsea
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response 6 of 43:
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Oct 14 13:47 UTC 1992 |
Yowser! Thanks, Valerie.
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arabella
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response 7 of 43:
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Oct 16 01:17 UTC 1992 |
Will you be adding new recipes as their entered in items here, or
will you wait until we do another restart to add new recipes?
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popcorn
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response 8 of 43:
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Oct 16 05:00 UTC 1992 |
i'll wait for the next re-start, unless someone else wants to volunteer
to keep up with new recipes as they are entered.
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mythago
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response 9 of 43:
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Oct 16 12:05 UTC 1992 |
Did anyone see Susan Ager's recent column on bread machines? It was
in the Freep either Monday or Wednesday.
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chelsea
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response 10 of 43:
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Oct 16 13:02 UTC 1992 |
I missed it. What did she have to say?
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arabella
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response 11 of 43:
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Oct 17 00:42 UTC 1992 |
She agrees with Laurel.
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mythago
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response 12 of 43:
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Oct 17 03:23 UTC 1992 |
It's a tough row to hoe, being a bread-machine resister.
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tsty
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response 13 of 43:
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Oct 31 22:08 UTC 1992 |
It's a tough row to hoe, DISagreeing with Laurel ......sfsf.
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tsty
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response 14 of 43:
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Oct 31 22:12 UTC 1992 |
neat recipes - much jack-o-lantern thankxx
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tsty
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response 15 of 43:
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Mar 31 03:32 UTC 1993 |
Just ran into an interesting "problem." Where did the recipes go?
In the preceeding response I was serious aboutthe recipies and jsut
the other day had the opportunity to download the bunch ... I thought.
I looked in a few directories but ony found a few ascii-tracks where
the recipies HAD BEEN, it seems. I chased around a bit, but couldn't
find them and din't want to run a find -name thingie, nor did
I have the time to do so.
So my question is: Where are the recipe files to be found?
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popcorn
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response 16 of 43:
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Mar 31 03:52 UTC 1993 |
Check out /h1b/recipes
Files are compressed; soon to be uncompressed and zipped to save space.
Type "zcat filename | more" to see the contents of zipped file "filename".
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tsty
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response 17 of 43:
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Apr 1 05:58 UTC 1993 |
Let me have a couple days to download the bunch - thanks.
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denise
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response 18 of 43:
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Apr 11 14:45 UTC 1993 |
I hate these commands... Oh well, so I won't download!
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aa8ij
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response 19 of 43:
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Apr 12 01:58 UTC 1993 |
Actually denise, I never download from picospan, because my wonderful Mac
has this neat litte thang called "text capture". I make a Macwrite file
then edit the file, then print the little bugger and put it in the binder.
best thing for you to do is, start your text capture, enter the recipe
command then when the data is done turn off yer capture. Then later,
edit the unwanted things out, and print the hard copy out. The only
things that I really need to use commands for is ones that are in my or
someone else's .cfdir.
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popcorn
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response 20 of 43:
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May 5 03:33 UTC 1994 |
Recipes are back! They're stored in /usr/local/recipes these days.
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omni
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response 21 of 43:
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May 5 06:54 UTC 1994 |
These commands have never worked for me, for some reason.
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popcorn
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response 22 of 43:
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May 5 12:17 UTC 1994 |
You have a "set nosource" in your .cfonce file.
To make the commands work for you, type "source /bbs/kitchen2/rc".
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omni
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response 23 of 43:
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May 5 19:29 UTC 1994 |
Ahhh. so that's it.
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chelsea
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response 24 of 43:
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May 5 23:17 UTC 1994 |
Yes, Valerie!
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