John Giannini wrote in a message to All:
 JG> Why can't the people that have the current code for OPUS
 JG> just release an *intermediate* version of OPUS.EXE to fix
 JG> some obvious problems?  For example, releasing a version of
 JG> OPUS.EXE (1.73b?) where Opus would simply **recognize** 28.8
 JG> and 33.6 callers, and calculate download times correctly,
 JG> accordingly, would be a VAST improvement!  Such a small
 JG> change wouldn't take hardly *any* time at ALL to code, but
 JG> would be of enormous benefit to everyone!   Indeed, it
 JG> probably wouldn't take any coding at all, just slightly
 JG> modifying existing code! 
This is the only thing about OPUS that bothers me.  It doesn't bother me as 
much as you, as I only go 16.8 and I don't have many files over 1 meg to D/l, 
so it's mostly a "cosmetic" thing for me, but I agree with you on your point, 
but then, not many people run OPUS Barefoot anymore.
 JG>               Signed - a person *JUST ABOUT* to jump to
 JG> Maximus! 
Signed - a person too damned lazy to switch to Max.  
                                              Jack 
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