Answering msg from andrew clarke to Paul Edwards,
on Thursday April 27 1995 at 01:45

 ac>> ^AMSGID: 3:635/727.4{at}fidonet 22232f5d
 ac>> This MSGID serialno of this message should end in '5d'.

 ac> Told you so.   The serialno of this one should end in '5e' ... etc.
 ac> It increments by one each time a new message is entered.  I can post
 ac> the new code if you like.  Have fun.

    Where does it get the original 'starting' serialno from? Is it stored
in a file or generated each time the editor is run?

    Jelly-Bean generates a serialno on every execution, then increments for
every message exported. You will only have problems if you happen to export
something like 10 messages, enter a new one, and re-run Jelly-Bean --
within 10 seconds. 

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