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... lines. Submission Programs: II In the last issue I provided a list of submission programs: http://www.poorrichard.com/newsltr/012.htm#sub I don't think any of those programs works on the Mac. But one subscriber sent me information on another program that works on both Windows _and_ the Mac: www.SitePromoter http://www.sitepromoter.com/ That's it, that's the only submission program I've been able to find that runs on the Mac; let me know if you run across any more. Save Money on Computer Hardware/Software Purchases This little tip isn't directly related to running a Web site or Internet business ...

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... ble. It's time we also have those resources. Hopefully Atari can pitch in now and then to help. #: 329775 S5/C Programming 22-Aug-93 06:56:33 Sb: #substrings from string Fm: renwick preston 73117,3301 To: all If I read in a string composed of the characters shown below, how do I extract the "XX","YY" and "ZZ" into their own strings? . . AAAAA BBBBB CCCCC XXYYZZ . I know how to use strtok if the substrings are separated by spaces but I do not know how to start at a certain character and only copy a certain number of characters. I am trying to port over a program from Turbo Pascal and the only reason I am resorting to C is the limitation in TP ...