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    From nugax@21:1/107 to All on Wed Sep 23 14:25:52 2020
    Anyone know how to add a menu item that will let you just see a list of messages in the currently selected area?


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  • From sPINOZa@21:1/116 to nugax on Thu Sep 24 10:18:35 2020
    Hi,

    MQ: Message Quick Scan
    Data: /LIST

    http://wiki.mysticbbs.com/doku.php?id=menu_commands#message_bases

    Gtx!

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  • From nugax@21:1/107 to sPINOZa on Thu Sep 24 06:54:19 2020
    Hi,

    MQ: Message Quick Scan
    Data: /LIST

    http://wiki.mysticbbs.com/doku.php?id=menu_commands#message_bases


    Thanks. But that wasnt quite what I was looking for. That only lists the messages like a scan, depending on the options you set.

    I want to just pull up the lightbar message selector for the current message base/group selected to select the email i wish to read (without haviong to
    give a starting number like MR does). Maybe I can do it in an mpl, i dont
    know. I dont know the command that will run that. Surely you can do this.


    Sincerely,
    -Nugax
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  • From Lupine Furmen@21:4/102 to nugax on Thu Sep 24 15:38:45 2020
    When you're reading messages you can hit 'L' at the prompt and it will give
    the list of messages.

    Before the Web - telnet: furmenservices.net:23232
    Legends of Yesteryear (FIDO 1:123/256) - telnet: furmenservices.net:23322
    Sound Source ]|[ - telnet: furmenservices.net:2323
    Furmen's Folly (FIDO 1:123/257) - telnet: furmenservices.net:23

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