andrew clarke wrote in a message to All:

 ac> Announcing the release of timEd version 1.12!

 ac>   timEd is a reliable and fast message editor for FidoNet,
 ac>   written by Gerard van Essen. It supports JAM, Squish,
 ac>   Hudson and *.MSG message bases.

 ac>   Added to this basis are many useful functions like nodelist  
 ac> browsing, redefinable keys and macros, character translation,  
 ac> support for encryption and spellchecking and many other things. 

 ac>   However, timEd is still a fast no-nonsense editor, giving you  
 ac> speed and reliablity as it's major 'features'!

 ac> Note 1.12 is a "refreshed" version of timEd 1.10.

 ac> Version 7 nodelist lookup support has been removed from version
 ac> 1.12 due to licensing issues, but otherwise the program is
 ac> fully-functional. 

 ac> After many years, a 32-bit Windows NT version of timEd is now
 ac> available. 

 ac> Also, many Y2K bugs have been fixed since the 1.10 release.

 ac> The new version may be downloaded from here:

 ac> DOS version:        http://dl.ozzmosis.com/timed/tim112.zip
 ac> Windows NT version: http://dl.ozzmosis.com/timed/tim112n.zip OS/2
 ac> version:       http://dl.ozzmosis.com/timed/tim112p.zip DOS/386
 ac> version:    http://dl.ozzmosis.com/timed/tim112x.zip 

 ac> The source code to this release is available on GitHub:

 ac> https://github.com/zoomosis/artware

The OS/2 version cannot read a fastecho.cfg.  The timkeys.cfg is also
missing from the archive; I had to extract it from the DOS/386 version.

The DOS/386 version seems to run, but the message scan is very slow.

Regards,

Andrew

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