Hello, Kim;

13 Apr 98 21:44, Kim Lykkegaard wrote to Robert Bull:

RB>> I'm a registered user of GoldED, but it tends to hog more memory than 

RB>> That plus a bug when freq'ing from a file mentioned in a message has 
RB>> made me look at Msged again.

KL> I didn't know there was a bug, that kind of bug?

You don't really want to hear this, right?  ;-)

I run QEMM, NDOS and DESQview, so it isn't quite a Micro$oft-approved
system...  Machine has 4Mb RAM.  If I use Ctrl-F to freq from vanilla 16-
bit GoldED, it goes correctly to the netmail area and lets me edit the
headers, etc.  The problem comes when it saves the message.  It does
actually save it, but immediately afterwards, the message number box at top
right-hand corner of the screen turns into ASCII garbage, and so do any
menus that pop up.  They still work, if you can operate them blind. 
Finally, when I exit GoldED, QEMM reports an Exception error and crashes
that particular DV window.  Sometimes all it needs is to terminate that
window, but from time to time a hard boot is necessary.

This doesn't happen with GoldED 386, but I don't have the RAM to run that. 
It doesn't happen with 16-bit Msged, either  :-)

RB>> Also it's nice to have something that's genuinely freeware.

KL> I agree, this was one of the think there made me look at msged at the 
KL> first time, and the fact that you can have the source code, and make 
KL> that ever you like the it (this is kind of that I'm doing now ,-)

Looks go so far  :-))  I'm very grateful for all the freeware I use.  Are
you still developing Nuntius separately?

     Regards,

              Robert.

--- Msged 4.20 beta 3