-=> Quoting Dan Ceppa to Bruce Clark <=-

 BC> automatically changes to the opposite. 

 DC> Nope!  You have to then change the "auto save" to
"yes".  The 
 DC> default on it is "no".  

Learn something new every day. 
 
 
 BC> When I use a Blue Wave door, the packet may come over that way, but 
 BC> I hve the reader convert the extension to sequential numbers, so I 
 BC> have up to 999 before I need to worry. 

 DC> Interesting point...  I am running BW fully independent from the 
 DC> BBS.  

The packet retains the BBS extension until the BW reader closes it 
the 1st time. 
 
 
 BC> Of course, with a BW door, I can use the BW utility for saving BW 
 BC> packets into one larger packet. 

 DC> Which one do you use?  I use BWSAVE.  

Yep, except that I'm getting QWK packets now. 
There is something called CatQWK for QWK packets. 

 
 
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