Thank you, Peter.
   Besides being non-fluent in English, I have another
weakness: I'm lazy a little. I would rather prefer to
black-list postings needed to be Googled or
Altavistad in each word. It would give me more time
for reading clean and informative messages, posted
by Olin Lathrop, Bob Ammerman and others.
   Any ideas how can I do it? Should I develop a small
VBA program in MS Outlook?

   Mike.

Peter L. Peres wrote:
>
> The puzzle could have been solved by Google and other search
> engines. It
> is not an abbreviation. It is the name of a shell (like
> command.com) that
> uses a neat programming language that tends to be QUITE
> powerful AND cross
> platform (same code runs on several Unices and on W32). I
> think that the
> downloads are here (even if the company changed hands):
>
> http://devel.scriptics.com
>
> I am glad I could help you out to find this resource, since
> you could seem
> to have misunderstood it for a puzzle. And, in general,
> abbreviations have
> a trailing dot as in abbrev. Too bad if it's at the end of
> the sentence.
> Then you need to guess.
>
> >
> >Mike Singer wrote earlier:
> >   Peter, my English is weak, I'm sorry .
> >I'm happy for you saved your invaluable time using
> >abbreviations. But what does it mean "tclsh" ? It drives me
> >absolutely upset, when I can't solve the sort of puzzles, you
> >proposed regularly.
> >   Thank You in advance.   Mike.
> >

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