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Hello Roger.
17 Feb 98 14:09, Roger Scudder wrote to Stewart Honsberger:
SH>> Any one else experiencing this problem?
RS> I have observed some really weird behavior with the lastread
RS> pointer in ver4.20 beta 3, but I don't that exact thing happening.
RS> Due to the fact that many people are having problems with the
RS> lastread pointer and the outcome is often different for different
RS> people, I would say the behavior could best be described as
RS> undefined ( unwieldy, unreasonable, definitely undesirable ;-) ).
Well I don't agree - Yes there _is_ bugs, _but_ they are not random, there
_is_ a system ,-)
There is the lastread bug in the netmail area (*.msg type) - some say it
comes and goes but for 4.2 (and I think for version <4.2) the lastread
get reset if you exit from msged and the last read area has been your
netmail area. If you make sure that you enter a squish area before exit,
the lastread pointer in your netmail area should be OK. (this bug is fix
now).
Then there is a mix up the lastread pointer and the use of CTL-P (scan for
personal mail i all area): In this case the lastread gets move up to your
personal mail (I don't recall if it is to the first og the last in the
area).
Then the is this repley i AREA: bug, I think this one is in
"famelie" with the CTL-P bug. (I'll look into this 2 now).
I think there is one type more - but I can't recall it right now.
Lets not make the error bigger that they are ,-)
Greetings.....
Kim
Copenhagen, Denmark.
http://home8.inet.tele.dk/lykkegaa/fido/
Email msged{at}usa.net
or lykkegaa{at}post8.tele.dk
... Roger Scudder, I said I was Sorry!.. Don't Delete^*%*&****NO CARRIER
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