From: "Leslie Given"    
   Subject: Re: Not reading in offline   
   To: Nicholas Boel   
      
     To: Nicholas Boel   
   On 12-05-13, Nicholas Boel said the following...   
      
    NB> I guess another thing you could try is Syncterm, rather than MTelnet. I   
    NB> thought MTelnet's zmodem wasn't all that up to par these days? I   
    NB> remember getting a lot of CRC errors with that telnet client. Displays   
    NB> ANSI great though.   
      
   i've used both, with the same outcome. I get zero CRC errors uning Mtel/32   
   and display perfect and doen't push my screen to the left, like syncherm   
   does. i perfer using mTel/32 when i window and nodespy when in linux.   
      
    NB> So right now you're unarchiving the packet, changing the date,   
    NB> rearchiving it, then reading it with MultiMail?   
      
   Step-by-step, unzip fluph.qwk dated 01/01/2098. (all data inside) archive has   
   the real, (proper) date. Then zip it back up again, fluph.zip (good-date).   
   Rename the file fluph.qwk and use it with multi-mail. I've had uses d/l qwk   
   files plenty of times. I just never realized, that in order to use the *.qwk   
   file, that they needed to jump through some many loops in order to use it.   
   No glue how long this has been happening. Just noticed the year was 2098 for   
   the qwk file and thought i should post results. The moral to the story, is   
   mystic still rulez, and who needs qwk or qwke anyway :)   
      
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