BJ> You only need a Bachelor's (B.A.) degree to teach through highschool 
 BJ> (thru 17 / 18 years old) in this state.  

 BS> Okay it's different from state to state ? (What is the 
 BS> state called WA, it really annoys me that I don't know).

Potentially.  I believe each state has their own certification, but you can
generally transfer one state's certification to another state.  I probably
should watch when I use what is within the United States standard state,
territory and (for Canada) province abbriviations.  WA is for the state of
Washington, in the northwest corner of the 48 contingent United States. 
Washington, USA is south of British Columbia, Canada (BC), and north of
Oregon, USA (OR).  [WA, BC and OR are part of Fidonet region 17, in zone
1.]

 BJ> But those with Master's 
 BJ> degrees or additional classed beyond the bachelor's degree make more 
 BJ> money.  Since I already have both a bachlor's (B.S.) degree and a 
 BJ> Master's degree, I should be able to just spend about 1 year getting 
 BJ> a second master's degree....

 BS> Indeed, there isn't along way to go to get a master.. 
 BS> BTW In this country can the BA only teach in one 
 BS> subject, a master have a Primary and a Secondary 
 BS> subject. 

Teaching certifications are for apecific subjects or areas and/or grade
levels in this state.  But if you have a teaching certificate, you can find
yourself teaching subjects outside your area of certification, at least in
some of the areas....

 BS>> Download of QWK packets work, but upload don't because 
 BS>> of the file transfer upload didn't work.

 BJ> Interesting that downloads work but uploads don't.  Ah....  We are 
 BJ> still interpreting somethings that causes upload errors.....  
 BJ> Probably need to turn off some things (TTY or for the handle of the 
 BJ> TCP/IP session) to get uploads working then....

 BS> I guess the problem is either in sz.c or fos_os2.c

I haven't looked.  If it is in fos_os2.c, then there should be an
equivalent file for the Linux implmentation -- or atleast that's what I
would expect.....  Again, I haven't looked that close at this part of the
code that we are using under Linux.

 BJ> Maximus/2 has a size limitation on the buffer used to read in the 
 BJ> previous message and used for quoting.  In full screen mode, using 
 BJ> , you don't see the end of the message you are quoting 
 BJ> if that message is too long for the buffer.  

 BS> Oh okay, how big is that limitation?

I don't know.  The message that I replied to where I first commented on the
limit hit the limit within 10 lines of the last line I quoted.  Do you care
to look it up and count how many lines in to the message I was replying to
that my last quoted line was?    [Ok, that sentence structure
may be a bit too complex for translataing to your native language. 
Appologies.]

 BJ> The OS/2 buffer is 
 BJ> laarger than the DOS buffer.....  I suspect the Win32 buffer is the 
 BJ> same size as for OS/2.  I am guessing that 
 BJ> Maximums / Linux buffer is 
 BJ> also the same size as the OS/2 buffer.

 BS> Wes did use the OS/2 port of maximus as a good example, so I bet so :)

That's what I expect.....

Take care.....

Bob Jones, 1:343/41



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