Hello Ward,

>> I guess my question would be how many FTN systems limit themselves to
>> only handle one network?

> Mine.

So your's is the one? :-)

>> When I last inquired about multiple network support in Aftershock I was
>> told that Anatoly would like to keep it simple and had no current plans
>> to offer multiple network support in Aftershock.

> What I know is that multi-FTN is in the works, but let's not forget it is a
> project under development which nevertheless allows you Fido-functionality 
> from a phone.

Glad to hear it. I was going by the info that Rudi passed along from Anatoly
when I last inquired about multiple FTN support.

> It is very basic, easy to set-up, easy to run and whenever there's wifi
> somewhere I have my point-system with me. 

I can certainly agree  with you on it's ease of setup. When I installed it I
had it grabbing echomail in less that 10 minutes. I agree that ease of use and
setup is a good thing.

> Plus it is not such as other softwares whose complexity grows over the 
> operator's head and a code where a cat can't find its kittens anymore in.

I'm looking at an alternative but haven't reached a point yet to make that
determination.


Jeff

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