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   PID: Synchronet 3.21a-Linux master/123f2d28a Jul 12 2025 GCC 12.2.0   
   TID: SBBSecho 3.28-Linux master/123f2d28a Jul 12 2025 GCC 12.2.0   
   BBSID: CAPCITY2   
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   RM>> I am currently running SLMR using DosBox on a 64 bit Windows 7   
     >> Laptop but it's the same version of SLMR I've used for about   
     >> 30 years since back when I was running DOS on its own.   
      
   RM>> For some reason my current setup doesn't copy the tagline if I try   
     >> to copy it. It pops up the screen but it just shows a blank line   
     >> and I have to type it in myself.   
      
   Okay, an update on that. I tried hitting T to copy a tagline on a   
   message last night and it worked fine, so it looks like it may   
   depend a bit on the exact format of the message I'm trying to   
   steal a Tagline from..   
      
   EV>This msg may be a dupe.   
      
   It wasn't, just one copy came through..   
      
   EV>I never have used a 64 bit Windows O/S, I was thinking if your SLMR could be   
     >ran from a CMD prompt and if doing that might clear up things such as Word   
     >Wrap, etc.   
      
   DosBox is pretty much a normal version of Dos, so a command line interface   
   is automatic. I've run all sorts of pure Dos programs in it over the years.   
      
   The wordwrap situation seems to be caused by replies from editors that   
   allow longer lines than usual, more than my screen can hold. I see a   
   lot of those so I know it doesn't always chop off some of the quoted   
   lines, but it does now and then.   
      
   EV>SLMR here is SLMR 2.1a .   
      
   Same here, although I messed with the EXE to get my 'SLMR Rob' Tag.  B)   
      
   I use Dos Q-Edit (Quick Edit) as my reply editor in SLMR.   
      
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