On 02 Dec 04  09:28:00, BRUCE CLARK got back to DAN CEPPA 
-> Re: Sig...

 BC> I also have 3 different copies of the BW.EXE file: 
 BC> BW.EXE
 BC> BW1.EXE
 BC> BW2.EXE

 BC> Then I copied BWAVE386.CFG to: 
 BC> BW386-1.CFG
 BC> BW386-2.CFG

 BC> In BW1.EXE & BW2.EXE I used the Norton DiskEdit to change the 
 BC> corresponding CFG entry. 

I take it for the CFGs you set different areas to toss and send 
the packets...  

 BC> I can open two different packets, and swap between them, without 
 BC> changing the configuration of the two different setups. 

With my setup, I think I can do the save with SWITCHER.  I've 
never tried that, though.  

 BC> Or experiment with one, without messing up the main reader. 

That's always a good point!  

 BC> It takes up less hard drive space then having 3 different directories.
 BC> I did that way back before the age of Win2000. 

As I have lots of disk space, it is not as critical.  But, I hate 
having too many directories as it can be tough to keep track of 
where things are "hidden".  


 BC> Thanks for the heads up on the: 

 BC> Message Entry Preferences
 BC> Automatically save new messages    No

 BC> For the SIG file. 

I use a SIG file when I need to send a Moderator Message.  The 
Second Screen is a good reminder for me to NOT send it in a 
normal message.  



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