On May 07, 1998 at 01:35, Marc Lewis wrote to Kim Lykkegaard:

 ML> Cannot switch off either the ^aFLAGS nor the ^aPID in the
 ML> NetMail area.  Echomail areas are okay - just the netmail
 ML> area does not respond to the switch.

You can't turn off FLAGS and PID lines in netmail, Marc.  The EchoFlags
switch only controls whether or not the FLAGS kludge is inserted in
echomail areas.  Likewise, the UsePID switch affects echomail areas only.

 ML> Also, how can I get the cursor to be positioned at other
 ML> than the beginning of the first line ({at}nHello %tfn)?  I
 ML> don't seem to be able to find a method of inserting a
 ML> carriage return (0x000d) in the template file.

You can put extra CRs in the template file, i.e., putting just a
"{at}n" (in new messages section) will give you a CR at the position
you choose but-- it won't affect your initial cursor position.

 ML> One other switch that doesn't seem to be working is "Switch
 ML> RightNextUnreadArea OFF" -- either OFF or ON it jumps into
 ML> the next area with the right arrow key.

Sorry, this one's a mystery.  The default for that switch is OFF. 
Commenting it out should give you a small dialog box when you hit the
rt-arrow at the end of an area instead of moving to the next area with
unread messages; at least it does here.

 -Jack
 ogre{at}nashville.com

... All things are possible- except skiing through a revolving door.
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