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to: Paul Edwards
from: Keith Richardson
date: 1994-01-14 07:36:24
subject: Bum Messages

On (13 Jan 94) Paul Edwards wrote to Keith Richardson...



 PE> *** Answering a msg posted in area BAD_MSGS (BAD_MSGS).

 PE> 

 PE> Hello Keith!

 PE> 

 PE> Thursday January 13 1994, Keith Richardson writes to Paul Edwards:

 PE> 

 PE>  KR> hi paul,

 PE>  KR>         i think that i have found the cause of my problem. have

 PE> all my

 PE>  KR> recent messages gone into the bit bucket? i will re-send them if

 PE> they

 PE>  KR> have, but i don't want to send a whole lot of dupes if they

 PE> haven't

 PE> 

 PE> 

 PE>  KR>                         Keith Richardson

 PE>  KR> -+- Terminate 1.30

 PE>  KR>  + Origin: Malfunction Junction (3:711/934.6)

 PE> 

 PE> They all went into my BAD_MSGS area (including this one) (the

 PE> equivalent of the bit bucket), but for some reason some of them appear

 PE> to have escaped from the bit bucket, I'm not sure.  Anyway, just send

 PE> them again, there isn't many. Corse you have to fix up the current

 PE> problem still.  BFN.



i've circumveted the problem by going back to ppoint for the present, i've

just got to get those messages back out of tmail now.

        had a further look at the pkt2qwk situation last night, i think that

the problem is in the .ndx files. i haven't had time to break them down, but

they look considerably different to ones in other .qwk packets that i have

downloaded from several boards. i do have the specs for the qwk "standard"

complete with code for generating the msbasic format data used in the .ndx, 

trouble is that it looks like the code in pkt2qwk is a straight copy of this.



                keith



... IBM: you can buy better, but you can't pay more.



--- PPoint 1.64


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