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>So to say that such changes could be implemented and the known effects minimized
>by a script that changes CALC expressions in CALC records is quite dangerous.

I don't recall anyone saying anything about conversion sripts and compatibility
in this thread... yet.

>The handy routines "postfix" and "calcPerform" have been used by other record
>types (at least two that I know of).
>...
>If the problem is that you don't like the way the CALC is specified, fix that
>with a different record type (e.g. "CCALC") and NEW  routines.

If the old rutines MUST stay, I would vote for this too.

--John

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