> From: "andrew sprott" <andru@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> > Subject: <CT> Re: calmira_tips Digest V1 #41 > Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 22:06:17 -0000 > i just got a flame from the list server admin sayin that i'm wastin > everybodys bandwidth by overquotin. apparently my message > quoted over 25%, but don't they realise that the message itself > isn't that big. That's an automatic reply - I also got it once although IMO my quoting style is 100% Usenet compatible, which annoyed me a bit. A little trick: Remove the quoting characters from quoted empty lines... > From: "Mike Webb" <mwnews@xxxxxxxxxx> > Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 22:25:54 -0500 > Subject: <CT> Bozos Who Reply To The Digest > It is very annoying to me to see > Subject: <CT> Re: calmira_tips Digest V1 #41 > in posts to this list. I don't know whether to read it, delete or what. > Would y'all be so kind as to change the subject to one corresponding to > the post IN the digest you're replying to? Phew - fortunately I've been doing that for a few weeks ;)... A suggestion for Calmira: What about including a user interface for WinLink in Calmira? This little utility (winlink.zip, 40 KB, freeware) allows starting Windows apps from the DOS box without well-known prefixes like "start", redirecting the print output of DOS programs to the Windows driver and other interesting stuff, however, win_link.exe must run in order for this to work (obviously it uses the functions of its win_ipc.386 VxD then). Couldn't the functionality of win_link.exe be integrated into Calmira? The complete source code of the program can be found in a book called "Writing Windows Virtual Device Drivers". Maybe someone could ask the author (David Thielen, IIRC I got the program from www.thielen.com) for the source code - the thing is more than 5 years old now, and I doubt the book is still available... Stephan -- Stephan Großklaß (7bit: Grossklass) eMail: mailto:jgrossklass@xxxxxxxxxxx | Webmaster: http://www.i24.com/ Home: http://home.t-online.de/home/jgrossklass/ P3-500, 128MB, 8+8+19GB HDD; MS-DOS 6.22, WfW 3.11, Calmira II 3.1b3 To unsubscribe, send a message to listar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx with "unsubscribe calmira_tips" in the body. OR visit http://freelists.dhs.org