#	$Id: BUGS,v 1.20 1998/07/18 20:10:15 jvuokko Exp $	


List of known bugs and limitations in version 0.7.20
======================================================


 *  Jmr accepts only QWK-packets which are named using convention <bbsid>.qw?

 *  jmr does not notice if numbering of the message areas are changed in bbs,
    so messages that are extracted from the qwk packet with a new area 
    numbering, goes to wrong areas which mess up database.

 *  Jmr does not caugh window resize signal SIGWINCH. So do not try to resize
    terminal window.

 *  Only file names that are shorter than 40 characters are allowed when
    giving name for file to save article or thread.


 *  Crashes Under Digital Unix and BSDI.

 *  Replied flag is not removed if reply is removed.

 *  Count of unread tagged articles are not updated until message database
    is re-opened.

 *  Group list sometimes goes messy when 'home' key is pressed in the
    long list of groups.

 *  Action keys in the bottom line are sometimes highlighed using red color.
    This seems happen only at thread display.

 *  Some problems with epm editor in Os/2. If one or more copies of epm is
    already running, and jmr stars own copy of epm to edit reply, then
    jmr continues immediately with a unmodified copy reply, and does not 
    wait until user has finished with editor.


 *  If PCBOARD-subject ends with one or more NUL character (ascii code 0),
    then letter 'N' from end of the line is not removed. Example:
  
    First lines of original article:  
    --------------------------------------------------------------------
    y@SUBJECT:This is long pcboard-subject\0\0                        N

    Some text here... 
    --------------------------------------------------------------------

    First lines in jmr:
    --------------------------------------------------------------------
  

                            N

    Some text here...
    --------------------------------------------------------------------

    This is because jmr reads NUL characters as a linefeed. 



