vjs
08-16-2004, 01:04 PM
Sometimes it's just easier to ask so here goes.
I noticed at one point I was able to get switches listed by typing
cmov /? but perhaps I'm mistaken
I thought there was a way using cmov /next or cmov -next so that once your range finishes it will start a new range using a different set of p values from a text file or something like that.
If someone know how to do this or if there is a link etc could you please explain, exactly.
I noticed at one point I was able to get switches listed by typing
cmov /? but perhaps I'm mistaken
I thought there was a way using cmov /next or cmov -next so that once your range finishes it will start a new range using a different set of p values from a text file or something like that.
If someone know how to do this or if there is a link etc could you please explain, exactly.