CompuServe Thread

#Upload Help

6 messages in this thread
#93463From: Bill RogersNov 14, 1987 4:34 PM
Well I made it over here. I am still having the same problems. I left a message to ALL in SN4, but haven't got a single reply as yet. I am using Scribble to write my messages. My online editor is set to EDIT. The problem seems to be that CIS does not recognize my send. On the "Send Screen" within Online, I am gettin an error count that go up to about 10 and then aborts the attempt. Are you familiar with the various parameters of ONLINE? Maybe I have something set WRONG. I am really frustrated!!! Bill Rogers – Canton, Ohio
#93473From: Marlene ZenkerNov 14, 1987 5:12 PM
Bill, I'm going to forward your msg to Don Curtis – he has ONLINE and I'm sure he can help you. Marlene PS – glad you finally got here! Check out our DL's they have great stuff.
#93500From: Bill RogersNov 14, 1987 7:31 PM
Thanks for your speedy reply. I will check back for Dons' reply. Bill Rogers – Canton, Ohio
#93515From: Don Curtis/SYSOPNov 14, 1987 9:41 PM
Bill, It sounds like you are trying to do a protocol upload (Xmodem or CIS-B or otherwise) rather than a plain ASCII text send (OnLine!'s "buffer send"). Using a word processor isn't a good idea…they insert control characters and also add top/bottom margin padding so the messages don't come out very well. I'd suggest using a straight text editor rather than a word processor. Once you have the text (BTW, the program ED works just fine as a text editor for uploads…and comes with the Amiga), then startup up OnLine!, select Rt-Amiga 3 and get the file from the requester, then tell CIS you are leaving a message (enter an L at the FUNCTION prompt or main menu), fill out the TO: and SUBJECT by hand and when you get the message from the editor about entering your message and /EXIT to quit) then select Rt-Amiga G and OnLine! will send the message from it's buffer. Don
#93529From: Bill RogersNov 14, 1987 10:38 PM
Thanks Don, just what I needed, consise easy to understand directions. Is there anyway to do this other than through the buffer? I usually have my buffer tied up in capturing my online session. Bill Rogers – Canton, Ohio
#93533From: Don Curtis/SYSOPNov 14, 1987 11:23 PM
Bill, Not for an ASCII upload…it has to come from the buffer. Don