-=> Quoting Dan Ceppa to Jean Parrot <=-
 
 JP> to an observant eye, I remembered that this is when that
 JP> happened before and NOT doing it now, saves my precious
 JP> replies. Since I deviated from that procedure, I have not had a
 JP> crunged packet again, in the last week or so.

 DC> Good!  It's strange why it occurs when you edit your replies, 
 DC> though.  I know I've done that without a problem.  
 
 
 JP> We are having fun. Even if I see no reason why this deleting
 JP> the mail would damage the replies. Things happen. ;-)

 DC> Could it be something that is supposed to delete your 
 DC> messages when set that is causing the problem?  

 DC> I know that when I send my messages that my *REP pack is 
 DC> automatically deleted.  

 Dan

 Having not used the OMX that you use I do not understand it's total
 function so do you use that to send your packets much like I use a comm
 program?  I assume that you have closed BW before using this to
 transmit your mail reply (*.new in BW format) packet.  Now I know your
 setup is different than getting and sending messages to a door like I
 do but I was just trying to compare the two ways.

 At one time I had a batch file that did my mail run.  It was setup to
 move the reply packet and keep the last few until I could see that
 they made it out to the FIDO world.  I was on a BBS at one time that
 sometimes did not do a good job of getting the reply packets processed
 thus my keeping them for retransmit if they did not get out.

... Ben    

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