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#97873From: SysOp Jeffrey PikeApr 19, 1994 10:31 PM

Angelo, I can see from Jeff's logs that he downloaded the file, but I can't find it on our system anywhere. Would you please up load it again?

#97922From: Angelo Guarino [DTI Inc]Apr 20, 1994 8:32 AM

Bob, >> Would you please up load it again?<< Sure Ang

#97936From: Joe MacRaeApr 20, 1994 10:18 AM

Bob, Product Support propigated new forum software to all of CIS last night, and sometimes when they do that, we lose files in preview. BTW. They still haven't fixed the recurring bug in message scrolls to MAIL, so I guess I outta scrub the boards for awhile.

#97949From: John SchmidtApr 20, 1994 11:04 AM

Joe, >> Product Support propigated new forum software to all of CIS last night, Is this new CIS software? Have they fixed the SCA QUI NEW bug that causes the wrong starting nember to be assigned as the first new message in a thread? (The bug that KLUDGE deals with?) CIS stated they hoped it would be fixed in the Latin 1 release of the software, but it wasn't. This bug still causes missing messages when retrieving marked headers, and CIS sysops conveniently ignore replying to my queries. Most people probably aren't aware of this bug; they just wonder why they see replies to messages they never saw in the first place. I can easily duplicate this problem, (it's only with ASCII protocol, not HMI), but no one from CIS wants to hear about it or listen to me. You previously mentioned to me that you were aware of this bug; is anything ever going to be done about it? John

#98068From: David StinnettApr 20, 1994 11:32 PM

>> This bug still causes missing messages when retrieving marked headers… (it's only with ASCII protocol, not HMI)… I've run into this using Wincim, but doesn't Wincim use HMI? I inquired about this before in the Wincim support forum but only got the runaround, the standard reply was "Try rebuilding the cabinet indexes, this will solve it.". Not. David

#98157From: Joe MacRaeApr 21, 1994 2:13 PM

John, That IS supposed to be one of the fixes in this release of the software.<g>.

#98252From: John SchmidtApr 22, 1994 1:46 AM

Joe, >> That IS supposed to be one of the fixes in this release of the software.<g>. I'll let you know if it's still here in a week or two; I really dislike having to use CIS' proprietary software to avoid this bug. John

#97969From: SysOp Jeffrey PikeApr 20, 1994 12:45 PM

Oh, uh, that's right, Thanks, Joe, I'm sure it wasn't because WE lost it, it musta been CompuServe's fault! Didja hear that, Angelo? It wasn't my fault.