Hello Marc.

07 May 98 17:51, Marc Lewis wrote to Kim Lykkegaard:

 ML> It was an option before.  Why not now?

OK Give me a reason to use FLAGS in Echomail, and in netmail it is sort of
automatic, If the header doesn't support the attr. is use the FLAGS.

 KL>> About PID.. OK it is not a demand, but I can't se it is a big problem 
 KL>> ,-)
 ML> Same question, why not now?  ;)

No patchily reason, it's just one of the small thing there go change along
the road .-)

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

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

 ML> Tried that and the output does look like your example.  BUT the 
 ML> cursor _remains_ parked at position 0  (at left margin, first line of 
 ML> message body) until I move it down with the arrow keys to the place I 
 ML> want to start typing.

Sorry I misunderstood this part of your question. It is not possibly in
this version of msged (as far as I now it was possibly in any version of
msged).

  Greetings.....
       Kim
  Copenhagen, Denmark.

  http://home8.inet.tele.dk/lykkegaa/fido/
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