Hi Ross,   
      
   On 2014-04-22 18:04:36, you wrote to me:   
      
    WV>>>> To start with, which version of FMail are you using?   
      
    WV>> You haven't answered this?   
      
    RC> FMail-W32-1.67.1.47   
      
   Ok, just checking if you are using the latest GPL release, or maybe even the   
   latest release by Folkert...   
      
    RC> What attracted me to Fmail was it is win32.. after so many executions,   
    RC> fastecho would stop scanning within the environment, I suspect because   
    RC> of being 16 bit and calling command.com.... I would have to invoke   
    RC> fastecho manually.   
      
   This seems rather strange behavior, if you are restarting it every time...   
      
    WV>> But to be able to do anything with this, I will have to reproduce it,   
    WV>> which means I need some message base files from before the switch to   
    WV>> fmail, your fmail config files, and an example pkt file to toss with   
    WV>> fmail, which causes the symptoms. Would that be possible at all? But   
    WV>> I'm wondering would it be worth the trouble, considering the rarity of   
    WV>> the use-case.   
      
    RC> Situation rendered moot, when I created a fresh message base.   
      
   Pity... I could of course do the same as you, create a message base with   
   fastecho, and work from there. But there are more important things regarding   
   fmail to put my time in. ;)   
      
    RC>>> and had a more logical flow to it likefastechoes or even RA's..   
      
    WV>> You should be more specific on what you definition of logical is in   
    WV>> this case. ;) I don't know what fastechos or RA's config program looks   
    WV>> like. But I don't think I'm gonna do a complete make-over of how   
    WV>> fsetup works anyway, the current userbase is used to how things work.   
    WV>> But of course that doesn't mean there isn't room for improvement on   
    WV>> some of the specifics...   
      
    RC> Are you familiar with Frontdoors setup program and its layout?   
      
   Not any more... It must be at least 10 years ago when I last used it...   
      
   Bye, Wilfred.   
      
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