Text 4305, 53 rader
Skriven 2005-03-01 09:00:20 av Alan Zisman (1:106/2000.0)
   Kommentar till text 4289 av James Bradley (1:134/77.0)
Ärende: Re: MultiMail crossposting
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-=> James Bradley wrote to Alan Zisman <=-

 JB> Hello Alan:

 JB> Sorry, but the only docs I have is the DOS/W32. My *only* real
 JB> complaint regarding MM, is when I try to crosspost or move a message,
 JB> (This one fer'instance. If you can reply to this in OFFLINE, feel
 JB> free...) I can only select echoes that have mail in the package that I
 JB> have open. Am I missing something?

 JB> Alan Zisman wrote to TOM WALKER, "Re: Off line Readers"

 -=> TOM WALKER wrote to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE <=-

 AZ> PacketDir: C:\download
 AZ> ReplyDir: C:\alan's~1\upload

 JB> If these were "/in", and "/~/up", any user (A *NIX user
 JB> w/permissions.)could see all downloaded mail, and every user could have
 JB> their own uploads? Netmail too would be visible by all then, wouldn't
 JB> it?

 JB> My only other trouble is with permissions of downloaded packages. They
 JB> all show up read-only all 'round from Maximus-DOS. (444 is it?) Do I
 JB> have to chmod everything inbound, or hopefully I'm missing something
 JB> else basic?

 JB> Again, sorry for not sousing the src yet. I trust this is all covered
 JB> there.


 1) After you choose 'R' to reply, you should see a dialogue box with the
recipient name and message name (both of which can be edited), then a list of
your subscribed message areas... you can post the reply to a different area by
scrolling (using the arrow keys) and selecting the area of your choice. I'm not
aware of any elegant way to send the same message to multiple areas-- I suppose
it's possible to Select All in your message-editing software and copy to the
clipboard, then send a 2nd reply to the same message... choosing a different
Echo, and pasting the same text into the editor.

 2) I suppose you could set the download and upload folders the way you
describe... I quoted from my configuration, in a reply to a Windows user...

 3) As a Windows user, I haven't run into the permission problems... I tried
running MMAIL under Mac OS X, but was never quite able to get the packets to
UNZIP properly, and gave up.

 Sorry I'm not a lot of help to you... you might want to email William McBrine,
the developer... he's been very patient when I've had problems: wmcbrine (at)
users (dot) sourceforge (dot) net
... Inet mail to: alan at zisman dot ca
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