AA>On , in a message to Rob
Swindell you wrote:

AA> JW> I actually stumbled across this OLR called SemPoint. I've never
AA> JW> heard of it, but man is it neat. Rather than just doing the
old "get a
AA> JW> packet, read a packet, save reply packet" deal, it builds a
AA> JW> message base on my computer. Every packet I download
AA> JW> gets added to the existing messages, so that I can
AA> JW> reference old messages right in the program. It's got a ton of
AA> JW> options that I like, handles BW/QWK and some other types. All in all
AA> JW> pretty neat.

AA>I was going to recommend SemPoint.  I'm glad you were able to discover it.
AA>have used it since 1992 (I think).  As you discovered, it handles QWK packet
AA>messages like a database.  You never have to worry about managing individual
AA>packets.  I use it in "Fidonet" mode by fetching actual
fido-type packets fr
AA>a fido "feed".

AA>I had a little trouble setting it up on an XP machine for a relative, but it
AA>works just fine and reliably on my WinME machine.  What Windows version are
AA>you using it with?  It should have no trouble in Win98/SE


AA> JW> Of course, everything looks neat in the beginning, we'll see how it
AA> JW> turns out :)

AA>It's loaded with features that I have not fully explored yet!  But if you ha
AA>any questions, maybe I can help.

Where might one acquire a copy of SempPoint please?

Ciao, Ack.
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