Object

• underscore: The g77 compiler appends an underscore to symbols, or two if the name contained an underscore.

• suffix: In general, this can either simply append the suffix or replace the last suffix.

• slash: Indicate this by appending a slash to the end of each of the document codes located elsewhere.

• signature: As you might surmise from the signature appended to this message, I'm interested in the works of Mark Twain.

• string: CString& operator+= ( const char* ); Append the null-terminated character string to self.

• extension: Most programs automatically append a filename extension for the appropriate type.

Preposition: at

• bottom: The address of the librarian is appended at the bottom of the back page of every Belfry Bulletin.

Modifies a noun

• option: The Append option in the File menu is used to append additional data sets to the current data set.

• PDF: NOTE: This Software does NOT require Acrobat, Append PDF is designed for server usage.

• method: Then the new parameter is appended to the Command object using the Append method.

Modifying Another Word

• hereto: Their grades, salaries and increments shall be in accordance with the two Schedules appended hereto.

• automatically: The posting software you use should automatically append it to your article.

• below: The Parish Council's report of the meeting last Thursday is appended below.

• simply: No rolled versions are kept by default; any existing log file is simply appended.

• in: Whenever a log file is opened, it is always opened in append mode, so existing data is never truncated.

• then: You can open the same selector in both boxes and then append and delete selection criteria lines at will.

Used with why or when

• what: Then we reach the key part, VBScript appends what ever value we set in strText to the end of the file.

Preposition: in

• order: Character type functions Two arguments are appended in order to return a value for a character type function of Fortran.

Preposition: with

• number: The $ t string is appended with the numbers that are already taken ( t is for taken ).

Preposition: for

• information: The scoping document was welcomed by CMG at its 7 October meeting, and a copy is appended for information.