Hello andrew.

12 Nov 02 17:44, you wrote to me:

 >> I have spent a couple of days checking this out around the place and
 >> come to the following conclusion.

 >> You will see the TID displaced at the bottom of the echomail message if
 >> you use MsgEd as your reader/editor.

 ac> No, that doesn't explain why the TID remains at the top of the message
 ac> when the PATH is 640/954 774/605 633/260 285 in both my Squish
 ac> messagebase and the raw PKTs themselves.  But not via 640/954 774/605
 ac> 123/500 106/1 379/1.

Yeah, I agree, further checking has revealed it doing different things on the
same system depending where it is going - local or passed on.

Maybe theres something in MBSE's tosser that is ncluding something that is
read differently by different tossers.

I have been doing most of the checks by using direct links from here to try
and avoid echomail paths that may or may not use extra mechanisms.

I will keep checking - it just is going to take more time.

Cheers,
                Rick

... Documentation: The worst part of programming.
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@TID: MBSE-FIDO 0.35.05