On Thu, 9 Nov 2006, Darren Dunham wrote:

> >  That is one of my perl scripts for dealing with schedules. It creates 
> > schedules for three months from now, so you need to run it every month
> > or so. Notice that this script generates decreasing level weeklies. The
> > if statements in the middle can be adjusted to whatever you like them to do.
> 
> Okay, I think I understand why someone would want increasing level
> weeklies.I can't understand what the advantage of decreasing level
> weeklies is.Why wouldn't they all just be '5' or something like that?

  You are right. A weekly five would have the same effect. I didn't think
about that one too much at the time of writing the script.

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