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In a message of , andrew clarke (3:635/728.4) writes:
ac>Matt, thanks for e-mailing me a copy of msged 1.99L. If you (or
ac>anybody else) happens to come across source code for this particular
ac>version, let me know.
Kim _might_ have something in the soure code area, but I got this setup as
a 'package', same as Mike Christian, way back when, and the code 'probably'
wasn't part of it, as it would have made the package larger and more
confusing. :-)
ac>1.99L does not seem to be Y2K compliant. I set the year to 2005,
ac>created a netmail message and discovered the year was stored as `105'
ac>in the *.MSG file, which invalidates the header, causing Squish to
ac>complain.
For that matter, 1.99L isn't too 'Y19' compliant either! :-)
About once every two months, I get a "grunged message" notice from my
bossnode:
++++++++++++++++++++++++
The discrepancy noted in the message, as received here, was:
1) Date format "30 97 14:20:43" not valid.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
Or more often:
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
The discrepancy noted in the message, as received here, was:
1) Date format "22(null)97 16:27:4" not valid.
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
I sent that 1.99L to you primarily so you could get an idea of the screen
format that I am used to. If it is possible, _I_ would be happy (if it is
feasible) to be able to config 'current' versions to 'look' the same. :-)
I have no doubt that I'll be upgrading before the 'Y2K', and I neither
expect not request that you try patching this ancient version.
Keep your head clear for the current version! :-)
Good luck... M.
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