Hello Marc.

07 May 98 01:35, Marc Lewis wrote to Kim Lykkegaard:

 ML> Cannot switch off either the ^aFLAGS nor the ^aPID in the NetMail 
 ML> area.

You should not be allowed to switch ^aFLAGS off. A *.msg header do not
support all attribute, so we need FLAGS there.

About PID.. OK it is not a demand, but I can't se it is a big problem ,-)

 ML>   Echomail areas are okay - just the netmail area does not 
 ML> respond to the switch.

That is properly be course you normally don't use FLAGS in echomail, and
Msged allow you to select between --- msged 4.30 and no PID, and --- AND a
PID.

 ML> Also, how can I get the cursor to be positioned at other than the 
 ML> beginning of the first line ({at}nHello %tfn)? 

Whats is be course it is a feauter there isn't in msged, but it is not a
stupid idea I put it on the todo list.

 ML>  I don't seem to be able to find a method of inserting a carriage return 
 ML> (0x000d) in the template file.

hmmm. This should do the trick:
 --------
{at}nThis is the first line.
{at}n
{at}nthis is the 3'ed line.
 --------

It should make and output like this:
 --------
This is the first line.

this is the 3'ed line.
 --------

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

I look into that, is sound a little strange. I'll look into it and return
the a answer. 

 ML> Thanks for the continuing efforts, both to you and everyone else 
 ML> working on this development.

Thanks for the nice word, but I'm not alone there are more than just me :)

  Greetings.....
       Kim
  Copenhagen, Denmark.

  http://home8.inet.tele.dk/lykkegaa/fido/
  Private Email:    kim-lykkegaard{at}usa.com
  Msged-Team Email: msged{at}usa.com

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