Veteran mainframers will remember this format from the early 70s. Here's the latest variant that I've seen...
The Tree Swing diagrams
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John Gray
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The Tree Swing diagrams
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John Gray
The family is nature's way of passing inequality down through the generations.
The family is nature's way of passing inequality down through the generations.
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SteveTetch
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Re: The Tree Swing diagrams
John,
I had a B&W version of this as the frontispiece to my first Cobol manual over 25 years ago. It's truism became apparent over time and I've always enjoyed it. I found a version recently with an extra few panels to the one you found...
I had a B&W version of this as the frontispiece to my first Cobol manual over 25 years ago. It's truism became apparent over time and I've always enjoyed it. I found a version recently with an extra few panels to the one you found...
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Re: The Tree Swing diagrams
...plus a couple of more recent additions...
Cheers,
Steve
Cheers,
Steve
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John Gray
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Re: The Tree Swing diagrams
Thanks, Steve - the last two frames enabled me to see the source of this new version: Project Cartoon.
Here's the original version (at least, the earliest one I've seen). You can see how old it is because it doesn't use Arial/Helvetica for the captions!
Here's the original version (at least, the earliest one I've seen). You can see how old it is because it doesn't use Arial/Helvetica for the captions!
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John Gray
The family is nature's way of passing inequality down through the generations.
The family is nature's way of passing inequality down through the generations.