In a message on 04-10-18 Ed Vance said to Holger Granholm:   
      
   GE Ed,   
      
    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.   
      
   I haven't set any settings in Notepad and don't know if that's possible.   
      
   EV> Re: the OS/2 of MultiMail that You use, MR/2 2.30 as seen in Your   
   EV> Tagline:   
      
    HG> -- MR/2 2.30   
      
   That is NOT any form of MultiMail but a totally different QWK-reader.   
   I do have MultiMail for OS/2 installed, but rarely use it but I have   
   tested it.   
      
   EV> I was wondering if MultiMail had released a newer version of their   
   EV> DOS or Windows program, so I looked and saw the latest version shown   
   EV> on their page was v. 0.49 .   
      
   So was I, so I threw out a question about it and was told that there is   
   no official new version (v0.50) but an unofficial version 0.50 is avail-   
   ble somewhere.   
      
   EV> I looked around some of the pages and saw a message William McBrine   
   EV> wrote about a newer OS/2 version of MultiMail.   
      
   Since MultiMail for OS/2 isn't very important for me, I don't bother.   
      
   EV> I have seen You write about being comfortable with the MM version   
   EV> that You've been using but I thought to write You about the newer   
   EV> version in case You may want to investigate it for Yourself.   
      
   You are mixing apples and pears. MM isn't the same as MR but there is a   
   MUltiMail version for OS/2 and that is the one I have installed but not   
   using regularly.   
      
      
   GN es CU AGN, Sam, OH0NC   
      
   aka Holger   
      
      
   .. "State Of The Art" is technospeak for "unproven"   
   -- MR/2 2.30   
      
   --- PCBoard (R) v15.22 (OS/2) 2   
    * Origin: Coming to you from the Sunny Aland Islands. (2:20/228)