PK> If you mix FLAVOUR statements within the PACKING section of your file, 
 PK> then you are in fact asking Squish to start re-
 PK> processing ALL files again using that SPECIFIC FLAVOUR, 
 PK> so you end up with the result you see of combining 
 PK> packets. 

I totally disagree with this statement, Peter.  Squish was set up to handle
all three of the original flavors (normal, crash and hold), plus the
"new" (direct) flavor at the same time.  Yes, the global section
is processed on all runs.  Schedules were another added "feature"
of squish over the old software, which does have it's place.....  

Any way.....

Take care.....

Bob Jones, 1:343/41



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