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echo: aust_amiga
to: Michael Stapleton
from: Craig Hutchison
date: 1996-09-08 18:39:26
subject: AmyBW

While Michael Stapleton was typing about AmyBW

Michael,

DA>> If your going to use Amybw, the latest version is 2.14.  Be
DA>> careful though, A lot of BBS's are now using the newest version
DA>> of Bluewave and Amybw isn't compatible with the new type 3
DA>> packets it produces.  There is a way round this which I will
DA>> netmail to you incase you encounter it.

 MS> I have written an ARexx script which will "patch" AmyBW to ignore
 MS> the packet version number.  I'm using a patched 2.11 now, and I've
 MS> also tested it on version 2.10.

You probably saw this information. In fact, knowing you, it's probably 
where you derived your patch, but I'm going to post it anyway

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From: Charles Dickerson 
To: AmyBW people
Subject: AmyBW fix for new Blue Wave
Date: Sat, 8 Jun 96 11:29:00

Greetings.

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  8.4 My local BBS has installed a new version of the door, and now I can no
      longer use AmyBW 2.11 (Amiga Blue Wave reader) to read my packets! Can
      anybody help?

  This patch by Stephen Marsden will make AmyBW 2.11 ignore the packet
  revision level:

  Use a file editor such as NewZap or Zap.
  Goto location 26982 and you should see the digits $55006726.
  Change the $55 to $42 so you should now have $42006726.
  Save the file and away you go.

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     I hope this helps those who were looking for the fix.


       Charles J Dickerson
         the Hummingbird
      -=-  Team  Amiga  -=-

 * AmyBW v2.14 *
... Friends are the choclate chips in the cookies of life.
--- AmyBW v2.14

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 MS> If anyone is interested, please let me know & I'll post it here, as
 MS> it's only 1388 bytes long.  I'd also like to know if it works on the
 MS> later versions.

I kept this because I thought AmyBW was the cream of the offline 
readers, til Thor came along. As an offline BW/QWK reader, Thor gives 
much greater flexibility. 8^)

 Cache Ya,
 Craig.                       chutch{at}nwamiga.apana.org.au

... The computer is incredibly fast, incredibly accurate, and quite stupid!
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