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   Hello Martin Foster!   
      
   ** On Monday 17.01.22 - 11:31, Martin Foster wrote to Dale Barnes:   
      
    DB>> @TID: InterEcho 1.21 00000000   
    DB>> @MSGID: 1:106/201 180ebc1e   
    DB>> Testing, have not seen any traffic for 5 days....   
      
   [...]   
      
    MF> No traffic for 5 days is not unusual for this echo.   
      
   Maybe there's nothing new or extraordinarly bad to report in     
   the realm of pointing.   :D   
      
   I'm still trying to wrap my head over the adhoc Origin line     
   feature in OXP.  Dunno what to do with it.  I thought it would     
   be better if it could access an associated text file and paste     
   things akin to a tagline in there, or drop something     
   preconfigured in a random way.  But as it sits right now, its     
   usefulness seems wanting.   
      
   It is critical to know in advance how many chars the line can     
   support including the space occupied by the node number.   
      
   And.. the adhoc one is replaced one with the static one if     
   there is a need to re-edit the message body before sending it.   
      
   What is the designer's/programmer's idea behind the function?   
      
   How is anyone else using it?   
      
      
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