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   Hi! August,   
      
   On 03/12/2020 01:15 PM, you wrote:   
      
    AA> , and the address book uses that too as the "macro" as a shortcut for   
    AA> entering someone's full FN LN in a message.   
      
   I use them for areafix & filefix messages, for the respective links' robots   
   names, passwords, and message priority attributes.  It saves researching   
   through file captures of sysop messages, hunting for the damned info.   
      
    AA> I'm beginning to like this GoldEd a lot.   
      
   I've been using it for over 25 years and am still referring to the dox...   
   often.  Mind you, it's not the only offline reader I used(d). Example: the   
   methodology used with -this- note.  You know that.   
      
    AA> Only a some keystroke commands don't work, such as the thread-tree.  :(   
      
   I do that often.  The last was recently changing the re-scan keystroke   
   combination, s, to something else so as not to invoke some function in   
   the CLI (DOSbox) I use but cannot change, when remotely using my main Linux   
   node via RDP.   
      
   Ah, computers... can't shoot 'em.   
      
   Cheers,   
   Paul.   
      
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