-=> mark lewis wrote to Bill McGarrity <=-   
      
    ml> 07 May 16 10:16, you wrote to me:   
      
    BM>> Thought that was stated in the Networks area in SCFG.   
      
    BM>> NetMail Directory          c:\fd\netmail\    <-----   
      
    ml>> unless things have changed since i was last in echocfg, you can't get   
    ml>> there (into that field) when in BSO mode... only when in FA mode...   
    ml>> the newer version may have changed this, though...   
      
    BM> It wasn't in echocfg.... it was in the main cfg for sbbs.  Only thng I   
    BM> set in echocfg were the folders for inbound, sec inbound and outbound.   
      
    ml> where ever it is/was, you can't/couldn't get into the field to set it   
    ml> when you're in BSO mode... there's no default listed and visible   
    ml> either, as i recall... only when you switch to FA mode can you see what   
    ml> may be in that field and edit it... it has been a while since i've   
    ml> worked on a new synchronet installation, though, so i may be thinking   
    ml> of another similar field... i just tried on max's system and in scfg, i   
    ml> can see and set that directory now but there's been numerous CVS   
    ml> updates and builds that have been done since the original   
    ml> installation... we're about due for another one and that one may be   
    ml> tricky because of updating to sbbsecho v3 with its new changes and   
    ml> switching to an ini file...   
      
   That I wouldn't know Mark and in older version before I came back it may have   
   been as you said.  From v3.14 of scfg and v2 of echocfg the only place I   
   remember was in scfg because I used to run it as ARCMail.  :)   
      
      
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