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    MJ> A packet inspector will tell me where "FF9F02C1.frG" is destined easier   
    ML> than manually inspecting messages or using an hex editor.    
    ML> that's a bundle, not a packet... depending on the mailer/tosser   
    ML> combination, the file name of the bundle will tell you what system it   
    ML> is destined for... some might use simple hex notation for the net/node   
    ML> while others are a little more complicated using 2s complement or   
    ML> inverse 2s complement to represent the net/node destination...    
    ML> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two%27s_complement   
      
   Well I want a packet inspector so I can check messages are created and   
   destined properly. This feature is probably out of scope because GoldED is   
   just a message editor.   
      
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