25 Feb 97 00:07, Frank Geerlings wrote to andrew clarke:

 >>> Whenever I write a netmail message and I address it to an Internet
 >>> e-mail address Msged automatically adds a To:-line and changes the 
 >>> To:-field to UUCP. This is a perfect feature and it saves a lot of 
 >>> typing work.

 ac>> I don't use UUCP gateways any more, but I tested this and it seems to 
 ac>> work.

 > I found out it works if I remove the UUCP line from my Msged.cfg, but I 
 > really like the you-type-the-address-and-I-handle-the-rest way of Msged 
 > filling in the To-field and such.

The above works here irrespective of the UUCP setting.  The only difference
is if I don't have a UUCP address configured in MSGED.CFG, the UUCP address
defaults to 3:0/0 (I'm not sure if this is a good thing or not, but at
least Msged doesn't fall over :-).

 >>> However, if I enter a message with a name other than
"UUCP" in the 
 >>> To:-field and I put a line starting with "To: " at
the top of the 
 >>> message, that line gets cut off.

 ac>> I can't duplicate this though.  It works for me:

 > It works for me too when I don't have the UUCP line in my Msged.cfg. 
 > But I need that line.

I have `UUCP 3:50/40' in my MSGED.CFG.  As I said, it works for me; the
"To:" line in the message text is not deleted.  Nobody else has
reported such a problem (yet), so I can only assume the bug is unique to
your configuration - I suggest you post your MSGED.CFG.  :-)

Regards
Andrew

-- randy{at}zws.com

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