-=> MONICA NEUFELD wrote to JAMES BRADLEY <=-

 -=> JAMES BRADLEY wrote to ALL <=-

 JB>  I tried to sort out my compression program in version 0.38 of the
 JB> Win32 version of the program to no success. I tried to drop the 'j' and
 JB> 'L' options as suggested in the FAQ, but still received the warning
 JB> screen. Any ideas?

 JB> --- MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.38
 MN> --- MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.46

Does this newer version allow me to forward a reply to netmail? I would have
done so here had this version allowed it.

 MN> There are 2 types of decompression programs.  MultiMail's Windows
 MN> program uses Info-Zip as a default, as opposed to PKware.

...As I read. I do RTFM somtimes. 

 MN> Your configuration file should look something like this:
 MN> c:\MultiMail directory\pkunzip -# -o
 MN> c:\MultiMail directory\pkzip -#

...As sometimes I delete TFM. It's been so long since I purged the 204g docs, I
couldn't find them again. What pray tell is the '-#' switch?

Thanks for writing, and sorry for cluttering up the echo. As soon as I get in
front of an I-Net account I'll be sure to update.

PS: It still didn't work. "Bad packet(/file)" orsome such was
displayed in the
bottom corner of MM, and then it returned the same error message as before.
(The #1 entry in theFAQ.) I had tried '-oq' prior to asking with the same
results. My pk(un)zip executables are in my PATH, and this DOS version ofMM
works on the same packets that the 32-bit version coughs on. I'm running on
W98, and the BBS uses Mystic and a QWK door. (Sheesh... I'm not so bashfull
about posting publicly *now*. ;-)




 MN> The MultiMail home page is:
 MN> http://multimail.sourceforge.net/

 MN> ... Mickey / Monica Neufeld
 MN>                     53     01/26/0413:31ALL
 MN>     JAMES BRADLEY            New MM user w/no W32 joy             0
 MN>   5   áœ@

... James
--- MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.38

--- Mystic BBS v1.07.3 (DOS)