On Jan 07, 1998, Bob Westerman wrote:
 JS> Add one more: Somehow, you need to get each user's last read
 JS> pointer number into Timed.Cfg before TimEd is run.
 BW> If you use a different timed.cfg for each user you can
 BW> define the last read pointer in the .cfg.
Hmmm... possibly hundreds of timed.cfg(s). 
 DC> Get those solved and it'll be easy to implement :-)
 BW> Not really a good idea though.  Timed is not y2k compliant,
 BW> and is no longer in developement.  If you really want to do
 BW> something like this why not try MsgEd?  It is still in
 BW> development, and the source is available.  I haven't heard
 BW> yet whether or not it is Y2k compliant or not, be seeing as
 BW> the beta I have here was released in Sept. of 97 I'm sure
 BW> it'll be fixed soon if it isn't already.
I don't, Bob, and I agree.  Dave Chord was trying to figure out a way to do 
it and I just *had* to throw my 2 cents in. ;)  I can't say that I really 
believe it's a good idea to attempt using a sysop editor in this manner.  I 
am going to try QKED when I get some free time.  Max's built-in editor really 
isn't all that bad but I can see where it can confuse some callers.
 -Jack
  ogre@nashville.com
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