-=> Quoting Jean Parrot to Bruce Clark <=-

 BC> After you reply to the messages in the .QWK file, and Exit completely 
 BC> from BlueWave, look in the .QWK file and see if there is any sign 
 BC> of an .XTI file in it. 

 JP> OK, wait me out a little...  I got out of BW and did a
 JP> search for *xti and my system is pure, there is none. Remember, I am
 JP> on BW2.30 DOS and have XP Pro as the OS and maybe it is not required
 JP> as opposed to your system.
 
BW2.30 uses the .XTI file to store Flags/Marks in. 

If you look in the C:\BWAVE\WORK\ directory before closing the .QWK 
packet, you will find it in there, waiting to be updated into the 
.QWK packet, along with an .INF file. 

This is something BlueWave does, using PKZIP. 

The only difference between DOS & 386 is the amount of RAM that is 
available to each program to open the message packet in, and the 
programing to utilize it. 


 
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