OK... Great.
> >Again... If you can remember what was happening when the error
> >occurred, and what commands you use(d) to run Souper95, why not post
> >that information? It might help some of us help YOU.
>
>
> c:\util\souper\souper95.exe -a -N c:\util\souper\NEWSRC ...
> ... -K c:\util\souper\KILLEM.ALL -x -h c:\yarn\NEWS uta.fi
>
> I used this and it worked well until the apparent 2 meg default packet
> size was exceeded and left me without AREAS file.
This may be a bug in Souper for Windows, I think. As I recall, the
author is aware of this.
> I'm like a corpse now, but when that incident happened I lost nearly 100
> email messages and _lot_ of usenet news. But I managed to salvage the email,
> so no real big harm was done.
It is good to hear that you were able to save the email, after this
incident.
> >Now, I notice that you run YES and Yarn95. Perhaps, you can help ME
> >:)... I am getting crashes when I try to compose messages under YES.
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> I would gladly help if I was using Yarn95. Havent had any need to switch
> from yarnx to yarn95. Is there any big avantages, besides long filenames,
> to use yarn95. When I tried it the mouse pointer annoyed me and that
> basically was the reason I didn't use it :)
I see... I think that using Yarn95 has certain advantages besides
long filenames. I find that I can run Yarn via the MS-DOS prompt
and/or a DOS window, and better utilize Win95's memory resources,
especially when I create a shortcut for any of Yarn's functions.
Unfortunately, the mouse pointer is non-functional in Yarn.
Debra Walker
Debra Walker debraw@wwa.com
Chicago, IL