-=> Digital Man wrote to mark lewis <=-   
      
    DM>   Re: *.MSG usage...   
    DM>   By: mark lewis to Bill McGarrity on Fri May 06 2016 11:44 pm   
      
    >   
    > 06 May 16 19:26, you wrote to me:   
    >   
    >  >>> I, along with a few others use MakeNL and it creates *.MSG when   
    >  >>> sending updated segments up the ladder.  Also, there is Frontdoor's FM   
    >  >>> editor I use when creating netmail and sending files as well.  It's a   
    >  >>> little easier than looging into the bbs. sbbsecho converts them quite   
    >  >>> easily for BSO transmission.   
    >   
    >  DM>> If that works today, it would continue to work. It's just the "BSO   
    >  DM>> mode" would not longer be an option, it would be the *only* mode of   
    >  DM>> operation supported. If you're already using BSO/FLO mode, and it   
    >  DM>> sounds like you are, then there would be no change for you.   
    >   
    >  ml>> in BSO mode, where is the MSG directory that one can specify in FA   
    >  ml>> mode? folks using tools that generate MSG files need to have a   
    >  ml>> directory to place them into for sbbsecho to process them and their   
    >  ml>> attachments...   
    >   
    >  BM> Thought that was stated in the Networks area in SCFG.   
    >   
    >   
    >  BM> NetMail Directory          c:\fd\netmail\    <-----   
    >   
    > unless things have changed since i was last in echocfg, you can't get there   
    > (into that field) when in BSO mode... only when in FA mode... the newer   
    > version   
    > may have changed this, though...   
      
    DM> The setting is in SCFG, not echocfg.   
      
   That's what I originally said... :)     
      
   Mark was the one who questioned it...    
      
      
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