-=> Quoting Jean Parrot to Nancy Backus on 09-24-09  09:47 <=-

 NB>> Look at the Date: line.  There is the mm-dd-yy and then next to that,
 NB>> the time, in hh:mm.  So when the yy became yyy (100 instead of 99) the
 NB>> extra digit pushed the time down the line an extra character, which
 NB>> didn't show up when you were doing the message, but when you closed
 NB>> everything up, there wasn't really room on that line for that, so the
 NB>> last digit of the time went to the beginning of the To: area.

 JP> This is a very nice explanation of the problem. I had never thought
 JP> of it this way. Clear as thin mud now. ;-)

Thin mud is better than thick... 

 JP> Now, do not go and try to explain to me what Dale's or Richard's cure
 JP> will do. They are different but the end results are the same and this
 JP> is what counts. 

They both fix it.    For the benefit of anyone else wondering, the
lay explanation is that Dale's does something to change the way it acts
when you close it, and Richard's changes the way the date is seen in the
first place, so the yy instead of 109 shows up as 09 again...

 JP> Speaking of count, we are going to Kamouraska again next week to do a
 JP> count on the Cdn geese flyways. They go by in Ks.

I'm sure it's quite the experience, both sight and sound.  :)  We get a
lot through here, too, but I don't think it's usually in the Ks... :)

ttyl        neb

... NO CARRIER, but I've got a few warships and F-15's...

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