Lawrence Lucier wrote in a message to Roy J. Tellason:
 AH>> There's an OS/2 analog to Bonk, but I liked Bonk better.
 RJT> What's the os/2 analog?  I would be interested in at least
 RJT> taking a look at it some time.
 LL> Was /is called the Son of Bonk if I remember correctly. 
Since that name got mentioned I *do* recall having heard of it,  somewhere 
along the line...
 LL> Either Juge, Pete Norloffs or Hobbes should have it......pretty 
 LL> sure it's on the Hobbes Nov '96 CD-ROM but I don't have access 
 LL> to that disk right now otherwise I'd give you the filename.  
 LL> Let me know though if you can't find it and I'll take a look 
 LL> for it on this end........:-)
Well,  since I don't have web access I'm not likely to come across it,  
unless I can find it on one of the local systems.
 AH>> D: cd\squish Sqpackp d:\max\area.dat cd\max 
 RJT> Oh?  I didn't know you could fire it up that way,  I have a 
 RJT> batch file that does it with a line in there for each 
 RJT> directory.  Your way sure looks a lot simpler!  I forget if 
 RJT> there's some reason I did it that way in the first place...
 LL> If you have private mail directories that aren't listed in 
 LL> max's area.dat (I for instance have net newsgroups that aren't 
 LL> listed in area.dat).......maybe originally you had something 
 LL> similar??
Not likely.  I think I went to the batch file approach shortly after I 
started splitting message areas up into a bunch of different directories.  
You know,  that silly DOS thing about not working real well if you have more 
than a couple hundred files in one directory?  Say,  that gives rise to 
another thought,  I don't think I'll have that problem now with HPFS,  will 
I?  :-)
Probably things might just be a bit more manageable with the stuff split up a 
bit,  but...
email: roy.j.tellason%tanstaaf@frackit.com 
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