Sorry, I worded it wrong. I should have said Fastecho toss -b

And in doing that, I end up with a file called 'check' along with the untossed
archives.

>  Bre'r Bill Gordon wrote about RE:check to Bre'r All:
> 
>  BG> Every time I try to run Fastecho -t, I got a file called 'check' in
>  BG> my inbox. What's that all about.
> 
> There is no such thing as a -t command in FE. If you want FE to Toss mail,
> you have to tell it to TOSS incoming, SCAN netmail, PACK outbound...
> 
> If you want to know what commands FE will respond to type;
> 
> fastecho ? (enter)
> 
> Brings up all of the commands that FE responds to.
> 
>  BG> The Fastecho I'm using has been working fine for several weeks.
> 
> I've used FE for over 15 years and have a lot of experience with it.
> 
> 
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