03-27-18 09:45 Holger Granholm wrote to Daryl Stout about Re: High ASCII   
   Characters   
   Howdy! Holger,   
      
    HG> @MSGID: <5ABB67CC.1842.amtradio@capitolcityonline.net>   
    HG> In a message on 03-26-18 Daryl Stout said to Holger Granholm:   
      
    HG> Hi Daryl,   
      
    HG>DS>   That's because Windows Notepad can't recognize the high ascii   
    HG>DS> characters.   
      
    HG>That is not true. I can write a text file in PCDOS or OS/2 and read   
    HG>and printout all those high-ASCII characters from Notepad.   
      
    DS>   Then, Ed must have a different setting with Notepad, or it won't   
    DS> show them within MultiMail.   
      
    HG> B4 Ed can read the PC8 characters they have passed through Fidonet and   
    HG> the QWK-processing program at his host as well as his QWK-reader.   
      
   -SNIP-   
      
   Re: the OS/2 of MultiMail that You use, MR/2 2.30 as seen in Your Tagline:   
      
    HG> .. 200-year old champagne and beer, found on the Aland Islands.   
    HG> -- MR/2 2.30   
      
   I was wondering if MultiMail had released a newer version of their DOS   
   or Windows program, so I looked and saw the latest version shown on their   
   page was v. 0.49 .   
      
   Since I've been using MM v. 0.50 for DOS or Windows that seemed funny to me   
   not to see any later version than v. 0.49 in their list.   
      
   I looked around some of the pages and saw a message William McBrine wrote   
   about a newer OS/2 version of MultiMail.   
      
   https://sourceforge.net/p/multimail/mailman/multimail-announce/   
      
   His message was posted on 2003-05-09 17:44:50 .   
   Subject: MMail-ann: Fix for OS2 port of MultiMail   
      
   I have seen You write about being comfortable with the MM version that   
   You've been using but I thought to write You about the newer version   
   in case You may want to investigate it for Yourself.   
      
   Now I'm going to go look to see when I D/L'd the 0.50 versions of MM.   
   Not seeing them on the Official Page has Me wondering.......   
      
   73 de Ed W9ODR    .          .   
      
      
   ... A horse may go freely to water, but a pencil must be lead.   
   --- MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.49   
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