G'morning James, 

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

Yup - just make sure that the first line of your reply says...

To: 

The netmail you'd be replying to will have a first line that 
says...

From: 

.... so just change the `From' into a `To'.

If you're starting a fresh netmail message,  you need to know your 
receiver's name and bbs or point number.

As to unpacking QWK'd,  here's my successful file... it may be 
worth trying on your rig....

# -----------------------
# MultiMail configuration
# -----------------------
# 
# Any of these keywords may be omitted, in which case the default values
# (shown here) will be used.
# 
# If you change either of the base directories, all the subsequent paths
# will be changed, unless they're overriden in the individual settings.
# 
# Please see the man page for a more thorough explanation of these options.

Version: 0.45

# Your name, as you want it to appear on replies (used mainly in SOUP)
UserName: 

# Your Internet email address (used only in SOUP replies)
InetAddr: 

# Quote header for replies (non-Internet)
QuoteHead: G'morning %f, 

# Quote header for Internet email and Usenet replies
InetQuote: On %d, %f wrote:

# Base directories (derived from $HOME or $MMAIL)
mmHomeDir: c:\miles\mmail
TempDir: c:\miles\mmail

# Signature (file) that should be appended to each message. (Not used
# unless specified here.)
signature: 

# Editor for replies = $EDITOR; or if not defined, edit
editor: vde

# MultiMail will look for packets here
PacketDir: c:\miles\mmail\down

# Reply packets go here
ReplyDir: c:\miles\mmail\up

# Saved messages go in this directory, by default
SaveDir: c:\miles\mmail\save

# Full paths to the address book, tagline and color specification files
AddressBook: c:\miles\mmail\address.bk
TaglineFile: c:\miles\mmail\taglines
ColorFile: c:\miles\mmail\colors

# Color or monochrome? (Mono mode uses the default colors)
UseColors: Yes

# Fill background with checkerboard pattern (ACS_BOARD)?
BackFill: Yes

# Decompression commands (must include an option to junk/discard paths!)
zipUncompressCommand: pkunzip -# -o

# Compression commands (must include an option to junk/discard paths!)
zipCompressCommand: pkzip -#

# Default sort for packet list: by Name or Time (most recent first)
PacketSort: Time

# Default mode for area list: All, Subscribed, or Active
AreaMode: Subscribed

# Default sort for letter list: by Subject, Number, From or To
LetterSort: Subject

# Default mode for letter list: All or Unread
LetterMode: Unread

# Clock in letter window: Off, Time (of day), or Elapsed (since startup)
ClockMode: Time

# Console character set: CP437 (IBM PC) or Latin-1 (ISO-8859-1)
Charset: CP437

# Prompt to add taglines to replies?
UseTaglines: No

# Save replies after editing without prompting?
AutoSaveReplies: Yes

# Strip "soft carriage returns" (char 141) from messages?
StripSoftCR: No

# Beep when a personal message is opened in the letter window?
BeepOnPers: No

# Use Lynx-like navigation (right arrow selects, left backs out)?
UseLynxNav: Yes

# Add "Re: " prefix on Subject of replies? (Note that it will be added
# in Internet email and Usenet areas regardless of this setting.)
ReOnReplies: Yes

# Wrap quoted text at this column width (including quote marks)
QuoteWrapCols: 78

# Maximum lines per part for reply split (see docs)
MaxLines: 0

# 8-bit character set for SOUP packets (see docs)
outCharset: iso-8859-1

# Quoted-printable options for outgoing messages (see docs)
UseQPMailHead: Yes
UseQPNewsHead: Yes
UseQPMail: Yes
UseQPNews: No

# Supress help messages (use more of the screen for content)
ExpertMode: No

# For QWK only: Generate indexes from MESSAGES.DAT instead of *.NDX
IgnoreNDX: No


.............hope that helps !

:-))
 
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