Subj : Ver 601
To   : Gary Crain
From : Tobias Ernst
Date : Wed Feb 20 2002 01:52 am

Hallo Gary!

 GC>     When the capslocked key is on it puts the whole keyboard in 
 GC> "shift", i.e. the number 1 becomes "!", 2 becomes "@", etc.  

I always thought this was a matter of the keyboard driver and not of the 
program? What happens when you use CapsLock outside of Msged simply in the "DOS 
command prompt" window? Does it work the same, or differently? What is if you 
use Msged/386 or Msged (the plain DOS version) instead?

 GC> other thing is the import, seems to me it used to be easier but 
 GC> I'll have to re-install an old version to remember what was 
 GC> different.  Perhaps I just remember badly.  I think it defaulted 
 GC> to a commandline where you entered the file name instead of the 
 GC> picklist thing.  The same for the export, it used to default to 
 GC> the last site you saved to and this worked well for me in most 
 GC> instances.  All I need do is change the file name and go on.  
 GC> Now it's a bit more complicated. 

Not really. It is just one keypress more. When you are in the "import" 
picklist, all you have to do is to type TAB once and then you can directly 
enter the file name, just as it was before.

 GC> in the delete from the "list" screen, it says working on message 
 GC> 1 and stays at 1 until it finishes.  It just seems like it ought 

Confirmed, I will fix this.

 GC>   Thanks again for the great work you do.

You're welcome. :-)

Kind Regards,
Tobias

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