10-05-15 18:53 Daryl Stout wrote to Ed Vance about Rubaiyat  was: Old mo

 DS> {at}MSGID: 
 DS> Ed,
Howdy! Daryl,
 >  NB> ... Being normal isn't one of my weaknesses.
 >
 > I can identify with that Tagline.......SWIPE........Thank You!
 >
 DS>   I think I'll add that to MultiMail over here. :) I got that
 DS> working again, but the problem with the GT 20 setup is that for
 DS> whatever reason, while it prepares and sends out a QWK packet,
 DS> it's not posting replies from the REP packet into the message
 DS> base. So, I'm having to read and reply online until that's
 DS> fixed.

"IT" may be putting them in a different sub-directory than the one You
thought they were going to.

Sometimes You have to tell the computer what's what!

For MM WIN v0.49 and WIN v0.50 I'm sending the Taglines that I Save to
the MM DOS v0.49 Tagline file.

Any messages that I Save go to the sub-directorie(s) in the MM DOS v0.49
Save sub-directory.

But I'm still use the SLMR sub-directory for the .QWK or .REP files.

Works for me.

 > I've been trying to substitute the word "regular" when I talk about
 > someting being "normal" for me.   
 >
 DS>   Better "regular" than "irregular"...might
have to suggest a
 DS> colonoscopy. . Seriously, I'm supposed to have one on
 DS> Oct. 23 -- which means 3 days of nothing but clear liquids
 DS> beforehand, before all the purgatives. But. if they find
 DS> nothing, or only polyps, I'll go out and celebrate.

Hope all goes well with the exam.

 DS>   On another note, I discovered that the message postings were
 DS> being deleted during maintenance...then it hit me. I forgot to
 DS> implement a utility that makes the messages Y2K compliant. With
 DS> all the changes, I knew I'd forget something. Also, I'm having
 DS> to redo the autoposting utility...so that's why the Burma Shave
 DS> ads, and other items haven't been posting lately. My main deal
 DS> right now is rebuilding the files database (FILES.BBS) entries.
 DS> With over 10,000 files online, it's going to take me awhile to
 DS> finish it.

Have You tried using XCOPY /S/E/V from the CMD Prompt?

73  Ed

... Don't fight with pigs, they enjoy it and you just get dirty.
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