offsets ofter wrong

[N. J. A. Sloane]

Dear Creighton (and other sequence fans):
The second offset number tells you
where the first term is that is bigger
than 1 in magnitude (starting counting at 1)

example:

%I A111640
%S A111640 1,9,45,195,793,3117,12013,45751,172961,650849,2441917,9144539,34203161,
%T A111640 127829669,477505565,1783134255,6657304833,24851573497,92762239373,
%U A111640 346229372851,1292232479961,4822886991709,17999765604237,67177262104679


the offset is 2  because 9 is the second term, OK?

%K A111640 easy,sign,new
%O A111640 0,3
%A A111640 Creighton Dement (crowdog(AT)crowdog.de), Aug 10 2005

THAT SHOULD therefore be

%O A111640 0,2
             ^


if you could remember this it would save me a lot of work....


Thanks

Neil