-=> Quoting Dan Ceppa to Jean Parrot <=-

 DC> One thing that I did do that needed to be corrected was when I 
 DC> copied in the files a while back.  What should have been in 
 DC> the  c:\bwave  folder got copied into the   c:\bwave\bwave   folder 
 DC> instead.  The bw config file didn't work as expected.  

 DC> Your problem may be similar.  

I have a "read" directory, "temporary" storage directory, and 
"semi-permanent" storage directory. 

The "temp" one just keeps too many packets from filling up the 
"reading" directory. 

After copying the packets to the "temporary" directory, I can still 
access, and open them, with BW. 
They still retain all of their marks from before the move. 

The packets in the "semi-permanent" directory are stored (zero 
compression) in ZIP files, based on BBS and year. 

Eventually they go to the backup computer and floppy disks. 


 
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