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> RA> But being a point also allows you to File Request from participating > RA> systems, which you can't do without a nodelist. > That's quite possibly the case, but personally I haven't found Not possibly, it is the case! :) > the need to Freq, so am not qualified to comment. Although I > would have thought it possible, provided you know the telephone > number of the BBS being sent the request. Then you may as well just use your regular terminal program! The whole idea of being a point is to avoid all the "dross" associated with logging into a board, waiting a few days until the Sysop agrees to register you, just so you can grab a 3k file! :) Of course, pointing is more that a matter of just file leeching! :) > Surely when the remote system IDs itself to your mailer it is > enough for it to know it has a file request message waiting? As That's exactly what happens! :) It's also really nice to be able to log into a BBS and be immediately "recognised". R. --- FMail 0.94* Origin: A pointed message from Ralphey! (3:638/100.1) SEEN-BY: 50/99 54/54 623/630 632/348 998 633/371 635/210 503 636/100 638/100 SEEN-BY: 640/316 711/807 808 809 929 934 712/623 713/888 714/906 @PATH: 638/100 635/503 50/99 54/54 711/808 809 934 |
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