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      Hello Nicholas!   
      
   16 Nov 24 20:59, you wrote to me:   
      
    NB> Hello David,   
      
    NB> On Sun, Nov 17 2024 01:17:33 -0600, you wrote:   
      
    >> * I've tied exporting areas.bbs from Mystic and have GoldED+ read   
    >> them and no luck. * Export goldareas.txt but when I try to include   
    >> it it doesn't work, so my workaround is to copy the AREADEFs from   
    >> goldareas.cfg into my main golded.cfg and that works, but that's   
    >> PITA.   
      
    NB> While it's a PITA, it's the only way to be able to use the AREASEP and   
    NB> some other keywords to actually separate your areas by network or by   
    NB> whatever you define with the AREALISTSORT keyword.   
      
   Ok, gotcha, and what would be a suggestion?.   
      
    >> * I alos tried JAMPATH d:\bbs\mystic\msgs\, didn't work either.   
      
    NB> JAMPATH is for the location of your netmail.jam and echomail.jam files   
    NB> that are read between golded and your tosser. That has really nothing   
    NB> to do with what you're looking for. Those semaphore files (which you   
    NB> may eventually want to utilize) tell the tosser what areas you've   
    NB> actually wrote messages and/or netmails in so that it only scans those   
    NB> areas, rather than scanning all areas every time.   
      
   Oh, it's only for netmails?, I see. I did implement those semaphores but   
   indeed they do what you say, they scan the whole messagebase and it's grown   
   exponentially it's slow, so can you explain how to make it whole, how can I   
   make it let the tosser in this case mystic to scan snly areas with messages to   
   be sent out?.   
      
    >> What am I doing wrong?, how can I integrated Mystic and Golded   
    >> without so much manual intervention?.   
      
    NB> golded\manuals\gold_ref.txt will be your new best friend. :)   
      
    NB> For the easiest way, take a look at the AREAFILE keyword. In your   
    NB> case, you may want to try:   
      
    NB> AREAFILE AREASBBS d:\path\to\areas.bbs   
      
    NB> However, you may not like this method as I don't believe it adds the   
    NB> area descriptions. There may be other ways, though.. I just don't know   
    NB> them. I've always used AREADEF, AREASEP, AREALISTSORT, etc. in   
    NB> combination to make things look a lot better.   
      
   I'll look into it, thanks tho   
      
    NB> Hope that helps!   
      
    NB> Regards,   
    NB> Nick   
      
    NB> ... He who laughs last, thinks slowest.   
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   David   
      
      
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