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  • Re: Laying out message an

    From Daryl Stout@1:103/705 to VK3JED on Wed Mar 7 13:13:00 2018
    Tony,

    I usually categorise my messages by network, but that's certainly not the onl V>way to do it. And you poor thing - web forums, I detest them. Give me a goo V>BBS anyway, with offline mail. :)

    I do the same with mine...by network. When I ran GT Power, I grouped
    them by category. But, importing an NA or TXT file into Synchronet is a
    lot easier and faster.

    Daryl

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  • From Tony Langdon@3:633/410 to Daryl Stout on Thu Mar 8 07:33:00 2018
    Daryl Stout wrote to VK3JED <=-

    Tony,

    I usually categorise my messages by network, but that's certainly not the
    nl
    way to do it. And you poor thing - web forums, I detest them. Give me a
    oo
    BBS anyway, with offline mail. :)

    I do the same with mine...by network. When I ran GT Power, I grouped them by category. But, importing an NA or TXT file into Synchronet is a lot easier and faster.

    Yes, there is that too. There's also ease of management, when you get QWK downlinks, and you want to control access to individual QWK networks. You can do that at the group level with flags, or set the message area defaults for each groups to set the right security level and flags when you add new echoes in the group.


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