04-14-15 01:53 Maurice Kinal wrote to mark lewis about completely different
xce

 MK> @MSGID: 
 MK> @REPLY: 
 MK> -={ lundi, avril 13 2015, 18:53:02 -0700 }=-

Howdy! Maurice and Mark,

 MK> Hey mark!

 ml> all i can do is quote it back... i'll let you count the spaces

 MK> Okay that is different then what you said in a previous message
 MK> and this should tell the tale if indeed what I can decipher
 MK> from the quote is correct;

 MK> .0.1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9
 MK>     0   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9

 MK> No need to quote it back but let me know if they match.  They
 MK> *should* and just to make sure I complicated it a tad by adding
 MK> a 0x09 at the start of the first line.

 ml> i dunno... it really isn't that important either ;)

 MK> Is it ever?  Speaking for myself, I am only interested in the
 MK> bragging rights. ;-)

I saw Marks reply and it didn't look anything like what I saw so I
thought I'd jump in and show what I saw.

Here it looks like Maurice typed ".0.1.2." and so on.
But in Marks reply I didn't see the DOTS.

Which brings to mind Jean Parrot starting paragraphs with a Tab, that
I always have seen as a DOT as the first character, and I asked about
it in the Windows95  echo and found out whats what.

I use Multimail to read BBS messages in QWK packets.

... Okay, who put a "stop payment" on my reality check?
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