G'day Mike,

 BS> Does anyone have a clue where to find the place where "message" is?

 BS> Or is it hardcoded?

 MT> According to that snip from the docs I quoted, for this 
 MT> particular feature, it is:

 MT> ===
 MT>          For this feature to work properly, you must have a menu ex-
 MT>          plicitly called "MESSAGE", and that menu must contain op-
 MT>          tions for Msg_Reply, Msg_Kill and Msg_Upload (with privi-
 MT>          lege levels that can be accessed by the user).

 MT>          Even if you have renamed your main message menu to some-
 MT>          thing else, you still need a menu called "MESSAGE". (Note
 MT>          that this menu need not be reachable from your normal menu
 MT>          structure. The sole purpose of this menu is to store the
 MT>          privilege levels required to access the Reply and Kill com-
 MT>          mands in the mailchecker.)
 MT> ===

Yes it looks hardcoded, gotta find the place where it's.. Anyway I wouldn't
matter mutch as long as you have symlinks in Linux ;-)

 MT> Glad to hear that it was merely a case issue and not something worse.

Me too, ain't it a beutyfull day? ;)

 MT> .\\ike

8o :)



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