PE> It wasn't stray.
FM> As I recall this was a day late in the week, say Saturday, and I got
FM> something like TH1, FR0, SA0 - and the MO1. It was also just after that
FM> discussion on those old files on your system, so I thought you might
FM> have sent it to me, as I had suggested. Are there still any stray
FM> 0000ffe8 files on your system, which might be my missing mail?
The volume label in drive C is HARDDISK C.
The Volume Serial Number is 053A:16FC
Directory of C:\BINKLEY\OUTBOUND\02C703A6.PNT
. 30-04-94 12:05
.. 30-04-94 12:05
0000FFF2 SA1 1009 17-09-94 6:40
0000000E HLO 96 18-09-94 0:01
0000FFF2 SU0 1965 18-09-94 0:01
0000FFE6 MO1 4798 5-12-94 23:50
0000001A HLO 96 6-12-94 0:28
0000FFE6 TU0 22292 6-12-94 8:36
00000008 Z 43 9-04-95 23:14
0000000B Z 44 6-06-95 21:30
0000FFFB FR1 109196 23-06-95 23:53
0000FFFB SA0 179925 24-06-95 22:02
0000FFEB SU0 454 25-06-95 5:03
00000015 HLO 48 25-06-95 5:03
0000FFFB SU0 162197 25-06-95 23:08
0000FFFB MO0 144679 26-06-95 22:28
0000FFFB TU0 119342 27-06-95 23:06
0000FFF5 TU0 83169 27-06-95 23:06
0000FFFB WE0 124887 28-06-95 21:18
0000FFF5 WE0 75404 28-06-95 21:18
0000FFF5 TH0 26229 29-06-95 9:42
0000FFFB TH0 66661 29-06-95 23:10
0000FFFD FR1 5629 30-06-95 21:23
0000FFF5 FR0 269203 30-06-95 23:19
0000FFFB FR2 236019 30-06-95 23:19
0000FFF5 SA0 70995 1-07-95 21:12
0000FFFB SA1 131520 1-07-95 21:13
0000FFFD SA0 3261 1-07-95 21:14
0000FFF5 SU0 50510 2-07-95 10:38
0000FFFA SU1 885 2-07-95 19:15
0000FFFB SU1 91510 2-07-95 19:15
0000FFFD MO0 9966 3-07-95 6:18
0000FFF5 MO0 73992 3-07-95 19:09
0000FFFA MO0 73522 3-07-95 19:09
0000FFFB MO1 102811 3-07-95 19:09
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0000FFFA TU0 106533 4-07-95 22:25
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0000FFFF TU0 291648 4-07-95 22:25
0000FFE7 TU1 51219 4-07-95 22:25
0000FFF5 TU1 115606 4-07-95 22:26
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0000FFF5 WE1 110777 5-07-95 21:04
0000FFF6 WE1 23362 5-07-95 23:46
0000FFFA WE0 86013 5-07-95 23:46
0000FFFB WE1 74709 5-07-95 23:46
0000FFFF WE0 141617 5-07-95 23:46
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00000009 HLO 967 6-07-95 17:33
0000FFF6 TH0 1274535 6-07-95 21:22
0000FFF1 TH1 383918 6-07-95 21:23
0000FFE7 TH0 125266 6-07-95 21:23
0000FFF5 TH1 94063 6-07-95 21:23
0000FFF8 TH1 35815 6-07-95 21:23
0000FFFA TH0 145286 6-07-95 21:23
0000FFFB TH1 144334 6-07-95 21:23
0000FFF4 TH1 56444 6-07-95 21:23
0000FFEC TH0 241837 6-07-95 21:23
0000FFFF TH0 287407 6-07-95 21:23
0000FFF9 TH0 117882 6-07-95 21:24
0000FFF0 TH0 67121 6-07-95 21:24
0000FFFC TH1 17051 6-07-95 21:24
00000019 HLO 192 7-07-95 5:01
00000014 HLO 96 7-07-95 5:01
0000000F HLO 96 7-07-95 5:01
00000010 HLO 96 7-07-95 5:01
0000000B HLO 840 7-07-95 5:01
0000000C HLO 96 7-07-95 5:01
0000000A HLO 144 7-07-95 5:01
00000008 HLO 96 7-07-95 5:01
00000007 HLO 96 7-07-95 5:01
00000005 HLO 846 7-07-95 5:01
00000006 HLO 288 7-07-95 5:01
00000004 HLO 96 7-07-95 5:01
00000001 HLO 192 7-07-95 5:01
00000003 HLO 288 7-07-95 6:12
0000FFFD FR2 3071 7-07-95 6:12
00000018 HLO 48 7-07-95 6:33
0000FFFE TH1 0 7-07-95 7:32
0000FFFE FR0 0 7-07-95 7:34
0000FFE7 FR0 54298 7-07-95 7:35
0000FFE8 FR1 16958 7-07-95 7:35
0000FFEC FR0 92191 7-07-95 7:35
0000FFEE FR1 5597 7-07-95 7:35
00000012 HLO 48 7-07-95 7:35
0000FFF0 FR0 37853 7-07-95 7:35
0000FFF1 FR0 526695 7-07-95 7:35
0000FFF4 FR0 45505 7-07-95 7:35
0000FFF5 FR1 40892 7-07-95 7:35
0000FFF6 FR0 446867 7-07-95 7:35
0000FFF7 FR0 14149 7-07-95 7:35
0000FFF8 FR0 54636 7-07-95 7:36
0000FFF9 FR0 85590 7-07-95 7:36
0000FFFA FR0 87908 7-07-95 7:36
0000FFFB FR3 75729 7-07-95 7:36
0000FFFC FR0 39705 7-07-95 7:36
0000FFFF FR0 76191 7-07-95 7:36
97 file(s) 8178314 bytes used
72794112 bytes free
PE> FM> that you specially attached for me? If so thanks. Was that all there
PE> FM> was?
PE> I didn't do anything. Keep a log (telix allows you to keep a log)
PE> and quote something strange and small and I'll answer the technical
PE> query so you can understand it. BFN. Paul.
FM> I haven't been keeping a log because until now there's been no need to.
FM> I'm not sure that this is sufficient need, either, it was just that I
FM> noticed this one as the download was downloading, and thought you must
FM> have sent it as a result of that discussion.
If you want to investigate an anomoly, the first step is to look
in your own log to make sure you really believe there is something
illogical happening, rather than just arm-waving. If you can quote
a log with an anomaly in it, I'll probably be able to explain it.
BFN. Paul.
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