In 1980, it was nominated for the Balrog Award for short fiction. The story involves a number of paradoxes caused by time travel. It was written in one day, July 11, 1958, and first published in the March 1959 issue of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction after being rejected by Playboy. ' '-All You Zombies-' ' is a science fiction short story by American writer Robert A. The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction For the song by The Hooters, see All You Zombies (song). To save the open documents prior to closing, use the /S command with /CLOSE.This article is about the short story by Robert A. To close the active document only, use /CLOSE with /AF. (Wildcards cannot be used with /AF= and there can only be one /AF=.)Ĭloses all open BarTender documents without saving. Use this command if you have more than one /F= command or you used wildcards with an /F= command. AF= is similar to /F=, but it also specifies that the specified document is now the active document. AF alone specifies that all document-relative commands, such as /P and /D, apply to the document that is currently active. Similar to the /F= parameter however, if a BarTender document has already been loaded and any changes happen to it during a print job, BarTender will ask if you would like to save your changes before the new document is loaded. For an example of the required command line, refer to Command Line Parameter Reference (see the table of command line examples). If you load a BarTender document that is stored in Librarian's repository, BarTender requires that you place quotation marks around the file path and file name. For more information on path and file names, refer to How BarTender Processes Path and File Names. A full path to the document may need to be specified.

You can also have more than one /F= parameter. Wildcards * and ? are supported for opening multiple documents. Conventional DOS file naming conventions are used.

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