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|    Ross Cassell to Wilfred van Velzen    |
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|    23 Apr 14 19:30:29    |
      Hello Wilfred!              23 Apr 14 11:17, you wrote to me:                      RC>> What attracted me to Fmail was it is win32.. after so many        RC>> executions, fastecho would stop scanning within the environment,        RC>> I suspect because of being 16 bit and calling command.com.... I        RC>> would have to invoke fastecho manually.               WV> This seems rather strange behavior, if you are restarting it every        WV> time...              Within the same batch file tho.. I have a menu'd batch file..               WV>>> make-over of how fsetup works anyway, the current userbase is        WV>>> used to how things work. But of course that doesn't mean there        WV>>> isn't room for improvement on some of the specifics...               RC>> Are you familiar with Frontdoors setup program and its layout?               WV> Not any more... It must be at least 10 years ago when I last used        WV> it...              Categories arrayed horizontally with drop down menu's, fire up fastechoes to       take a look.. I am you should copy verbosely, but fsetup is crowded on the       left.              Oh and one more thing, where is the command to delete the arcmail bundles       after they get tossed?              I have to run a post toss cmd file like so:                     === Cut ===       @echo off              cdd d:\fidonet\in              move %1 d:\fidonet\in\archive              === Cut ===                     Now I am not deleteing them here, but I have to move them off else I       perpetually toss them.                            ==       Ross       Fidonet Feeds Or Fidonet In Your Newsreader: http://www.easternstar.info              ... World Wide Web For Dummies: http://www.healthcare.gov       --- GoldED/W32 3.0.1        * Origin: The Eastern Star - Spartanburg, SC USA (1:123/456)    |
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