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Bob Jones wrote in a message to Alan Hess: AH> Is there a file area manager for Maximus/2? I've used mfm for AH> years, but, for some reason, it no longer will run under Mdos in AH> eComstation or Warp 4. I get Runtime error 200 at 0F40:0091. AH> I've unzipped a new copy, with same results. *adh* BJ> It has been some time since I used it, but I did have MFM running BJ> under OS/2 Warp, Fix pak 9. BJ> How many file areas do you have defined? Once you get over a BJ> screen full for the MFM selection screen, it gets *interesting* to BJ> try to select the area. BJ> Are you running silt with one of the -2 options. I use -2u (if I BJ> remember the parsing properly) to generate both a Max 2.0 and a Max BJ> 3.0 set of control files. If I remember correctly, MFM uses the Max BJ> 2.0 control file structures, which does not cleanly support the max BJ> 3.0 group area structure, but MFM can successfully use the 2.0 BJ> control files generated by Max 3.0 as long as there are not too BJ> many file areas. I use -2a, for whatever that's worth... (And I can't remember why, either!) I was just saying to Maurice, elsewhere, that I'd be happy with 2.x functionality under linux. The whole groups thing struck me as cumbersome when I read about it, and I've never done anything with it, in spite of being involved in some discussions that led to its being implemented in the first place. I don't do anything of the sort with the file areas here (though I probably should), but instead use a "groups menu" implemented in MECCA here for my message areas, which have always been a primary focus for my system. The original code was passed to me by somebody who was also using it for file areas... ---* Origin: TANSTAAFL BBS 717-838-8539 (1:270/615) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 270/615 150/220 379/1 106/1 2000 633/267 |
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