Hi August.

12 Feb 23 19:20:50, you wrote to All:

Hi All...

Just testing "-- " (space after the two dashes)

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/|ug
https://t.me/aabolins

There it is:

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00A0 0D 48 69 20 41 6C 6C 2E 2E 2E 0D 0D 4A 75 73 74 .Hi All.....Just 00B0 20 74 65 73 74 69 6E 67 20 22 2D 2D 20 22 20 28 testing "-- " ( 00C0 73 70 61 63 65 20 61 66 74 65 72 20 74 68 65 20 space after the
00D0 74 77 6F 20 64 61 73 68 65 73 29 0D 0D 2D 2D 20 two dashes)..--
00E0 0D 20 2F 7C 75 67 20 0D 20 68 74 74 70 73 3A 2F . /|ug . https:/ 00F0 2F 74 2E 6D 65 2F 61 61 62 6F 6C 69 6E 73 0D 0D /t.me/aabolins..
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'Tommi

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12/02/2023 17:20, August Abolins -> All:

Just testing "-- " (space after the two dashes)

Looks ok in Thunderbird:

http://pics.rsh.ru/img/august-signature-test_qroe55ce.jpg

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Carlos

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On 12 Feb 2023 21.18, Carlos Navarro wrote:

12/02/2023 17:20, August Abolins -> All:

AA> Just testing "-- " (space after the two dashes)

Looks ok in Thunderbird:

http://pics.rsh.ru/img/august-signature-test_qroe55ce.jpg

But the signature separator "-- " is not there in your .jpg.

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Tommi

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But the signature separator "-- " is not there in your .jpg.

Ah yes... It was being hidden by a Thunderbird Add-on.

BTW, Claws Mail shows the signature in different colour too, but Sylpheed doesn't.

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Carlos

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Hello Carlos Navarro!

** On Sunday 12.02.23 - 21:23, Carlos Navarro wrote to Tommi Koivula:

But the signature separator "-- " is not there in your .jpg.

Ah yes... It was being hidden by a Thunderbird Add-on.

BTW, Claws Mail shows the signature in different colour too, but Sylpheed doesn't.

The different colour result was the goal. I made the same
adjustment to the signature separator in OXP too. The result
looks good in OpenXP with messages from other people who use
"-- " too.

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Hi All...

Just testing "-- " (space after the two dashes)

Appears to be working .. hope this message works as well as I just decided to move over to OS/2 and setup Maximus just for something to do


--- Maximus/2 3.01
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Hello Night Stalker!

Appears to be working .. hope this message works as well
as I just decided to move over to OS/2 and setup Maximus
just for something to do

-+- Maximus/2 3.01
+ Origin: internal dimension v2 - telnet://bbs.idbbs.ca:6800 (1:229/275)

A friend of mine in Montreal ran Maximus as Juxtaposition BBS
(Steve Monteith). It was a busy system providing email uucp
nntp and operated as a hub for Fidonet back in 90s.



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Hi Night,

On 2023-02-12 23:19:08, you wrote to August Abolins:

@MSGID: 1:229/275.0 63e9ba3c
@REPLY: 2:460/256 00000f43

No TZUTC kludge.

Hi All...

Just testing "-- " (space after the two dashes)

Appears to be working .. hope this message works as well as I just decided to move over to OS/2 and setup Maximus just for something to do

Your real name is broken. ;-)

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@PATH: 229/275 426 218/700 103/705 280/464

Bye, Wilfred.

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Hello Night!

Sunday February 12 2023 23:19, you wrote to August Abolins:

Hi All...

Just testing "-- " (space after the two dashes)

Appears to be working .. hope this message works as well as I just
decided to move over to OS/2 and setup Maximus just for something to
do

Max v3.03 and possibly 3.04 are around for OS/2 including the sources.

I think the last one I used was 03 a few months before IBM dropped support for Warp 4.5 (1,2,3) etc which with the writing on the wall and IBM not offering the sources to help clean it up and fix bugs it was time to change to Linux.

Pity, I did enjoy using it and for that matter programming using it while running a BBS/mailer etc.

Vincent

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A friend of mine in Montreal ran Maximus as Juxtaposition BBS
(Steve Monteith). It was a busy system providing email uucp

I chose Maximus mainly because it seemed to have the widest selection of apps that are native to OS/2 .. DOS apps run like a pile of dog crap on eComstation so I chose to go with the OS/2 version.


--- Maximus/2 3.01
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@MSGID: 1:229/275.0 63e9ba3c
@REPLY: 2:460/256 00000f43

No TZUTC kludge.

Legacy software my friend.. it wasn't a thing back then apparently lol

Your real name is broken. ;-)

I noticed that after the fact. It should be fixxed now

--- Maximus/2 3.01

--- Maximus/2 3.01
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Max v3.03 and possibly 3.04 are around for OS/2 including the sources.

I think the last one I used was 03 a few months before

I have the 3.03 source code but it just will not compile on ANY platform .. I followed the instructions to try to compile on Win2K and Linux and both choke on squish .. 3.01 is the last complete OS/2 version that I have been able to find unless you can point me in a different direction for the binaries


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Hi Night,

On 2023-02-13 12:36:26, you wrote to me:

Your real name is broken. ;-)

I noticed that after the fact. It should be fixxed now

If your first name is "Night" it is, but I don't think so. ;-)

Bye, Wilfred.

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Night Stalker wrote to August Abolins <=-

I chose Maximus mainly because it seemed to have the widest selection
of apps that are native to OS/2 .. DOS apps run like a pile of dog crap
on eComstation so I chose to go with the OS/2 version.

That's surprising. I ran Maximus and BinkleyTerm for DOS on DOS first,
them moved them to OS/2, then swapped out the binaries for OS/2 native
ones. It seemed to run OK - mind you, this was OS/2 Warp 3, if memory
serves, on a 486/66 with 16 mb of RAM.



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Hello Night!

Monday February 13 2023 12:38, you wrote to me:

Max v3.03 and possibly 3.04 are around for OS/2 including the
sources.

I think the last one I used was 03 a few months before

I have the 3.03 source code but it just will not compile on ANY
platform .. I followed the instructions to try to compile on Win2K and
Linux and both choke on squish .. 3.01 is the last complete OS/2
version that I have been able to find unless you can point me in a
different direction for the binaries

Just grabbed 3.03 and yes does report some issues under Linux i.e., -lcompat and where definitions declared not used and the reverse but if I had a bit more
time can I think be resolved and these for both max and squish.

Just had a look at 3.02 but that assumes you are using Windows.

So for Linux 3.03 is the way to go and resolve the issues to get a good build.

I have had similar to get other old code to work such as golded although never managed it (at least so far) for running on a Raspberry Pi 4 but ok for a 3B+. No have not figured out that one but will need to allocate some time resources to it in the next few weeks.

It helps if you are a programmer and for non *nix platforms to install the open
Watcom C compiler. I think it is around for Linux but have now run out of time.


Vincent

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