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   Hello Marc!   
      
   02 Dec 20 18:42, Marc Lewis wrote to Fred Riccio:   
      
    ML> TimEd has noting to do with it.     
      
   But it does...  Based on the initial message you posted here, It gets confused   
   about the zone.  It's not causing the problem, but it is affected by it.   
      
      
    ML> Would that I were a programmer and/or knew the specific    
    ML> differences between NetMail and EchoMail @MSGID line requirements,    
    ML> but I don't.    
      
   FTS-0009 doesn't differentiate between NetMail and EchoMail.  The format   
   should be the same for both.  Side note: Per the FTS, MsgId isn't required,   
   but if you incllude it, It has to follow the specs.   
      
      
    ML> To answer your questions about the storage format for NetMail, it is    
    ML> in .MSG format - that's the one and only area that doesn't store in    
    ML> Squish format.   
      
   I run the same way here because I like to use the old tried-and-true utilities   
   like AreaFix and Tick that were written way before the squish database existed.   
      
      
    ML> I REALLY don't think that Squish is at fault.    
      
   I think Squish is partially at fault.  When messages tossed to *.Msg files, it   
   leaves trash at offset B0 and B2 where the orig & dest zone should be.  Same   
   with ofs B4 & B6 where the point number should be.   
      
   This happens if there is a "proper", MsgId, a Sync-style ID, or no ID at all.   
      
      
    ML> I am at a complete loss as to what to do.    
      
   If you think it would help, I could write you a fixer-upper routine that   
   removes the "xxxxxxx@" part of the msgid from the packed messages, but it will   
   take some batch file magic to wedge it in between the packets being unpacked   
   and Squish tossing them.  Are you up for it?   
      
   Idea #2...  A program that sorts through your NetMail folder and replaces the   
   trash at those 4 locations with Zone & point info.  That would be much easier   
   to add to your system.   
      
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