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   Hello Doctor!   
      
   01 Sep 21 15:15, you wrote to Nick Andre:   
      
    NA>> Thanks for using D'Bridge - When using BBS software, it should   
    NA>> specifically support the *.MSG format or you must use a tosser   
    NA>> that extrapolates the messages from the BBS into *.MSG format.   
      
    DW> Thanks for the reply Nick. Maximus uses the *.msg format. I sent a   
    DW> test message to the FSX_NET hub robot using the D'Bridge editor and as   
    DW> soon as I exited the editor D'Bridge sent it out to my hub. I looked   
    DW> in my c:\max\msg\fsx_tst directory and saw that 12.msg was created by   
    DW> the built in editor and sent out. I logged into Maximus and sent out   
    DW> another message to the robot and it just sat there. I looked in the   
    DW> message directory and saw that message as 13.msg. D'Bridge did nothing   
    DW> with that message. i can see the message in the built in editor of   
    DW> D'Bridge but when I exit it ells me that 1 message scanned, none   
    DW> packed. I guess my question is what does it take to get D'Bridge to   
    DW> send the message out that was created by Maximus? Maximus will exit   
    DW> with a errorlevel when a user hangs up after entering an echomail or   
    DW> netmail. Do I need to tell Maximus to send D'Bridge a semaphore to   
    DW> rescan and pack?   
      
   This was already the case in the early years of D'Bridge, if you enter   
   messages via D'Bridge editor, then that trigger is immediately present to send   
   the mail.   
      
   But mail messages entered externally then that trigger is not present.   
   What I did then and still do is send the mail manually from D'Bridge via menu   
   option UTILITIES and then Process mail (manually).   
      
   But there is another very nice option in D'Bridge and that is via menu option   
   CONFIG and then Scheduler/Routing.   
   In the scheduler you can create events for sending mail. So you can, for   
   example, checks 2 times a day to see if mail needs to be sent.   
      
   I hope you can do something with this.   
      
   Kind regards,   
   Leo   
      
      
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