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to: ANGELE RYAN
from: JIM VENEDAM
date: 1998-01-18 09:04:00
subject: PPoint

On (17 Jan 98) Angele Ryan wrote to Jim Venedam...
 JV> Early on, I found out that there is a problem posting really
 JV> big notes. 
 AR> Really? Oh dear, I'd better go back and check the docs, although I've
 AR> never had any complaints from the receiving end of my contacts. Not
 AR> that I often send long messages, but it's nice to include a news
 AR> article or bulletin in a message, sometimes.
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 Area:    POINTS
 Date:    31 Aug 95  07:36:59  Public           
 From:    Harvey Parisien                                   
 To:      Jim Venedam                                       
 Subject: LONG notes?                                                 
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On (29 Aug 95) Jim Venedam wrote to Harvey Parisien...
 JV> tried. PPoint 1.88 broke the long note into multiple parts. 1/3, 2/3
 JV> and 3/3.
Yes, this was on the INbound.  1.9? doesn't attempt to split outbound at
this time.
 JV> Anyway. I posted a note of 333 lines. The final note for transmission
 JV> was truncated at the 300 line mark, and the word "-end" was appended.
Yes, many of the processors out there can only deal with 300 lines, so
in many cases the text would get scrapped somewhere else anyway.  In
fact, many of them only support 100 lines, but more seem to be at 300...
It's all quite normal.  A future version of PPoint will split it, but
probably not 1.94 as it's almost out the door...
Regards...
 PPoint 1.93
 Origin: Moderator POINTS Conference 613-634-6125 (1:249/114.1)
 
 
... News Headline: Queen Mary having bottom scraped
___Messenger V1.2 [Reg]
--- PPoint 2.05
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* Origin: Jimvee's point. Palm Bay, Florida (1:374/46.5)

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