On 2018 Apr 23 09:15:00, you wrote to me:

 ml>>> yeah, the multimail one would be MM/2 IIRC...

 HG>> Wrong! The OS/2 version is named MMOS2..., the dots representing the
 HG>> version number. The one I have in the BBS is named MMOS2049.ZIP

 ml>> right... i was talking about what would be on the tear line...
 ml>> that's generally different than the zip file name or what may be
 ml>> hidden behing a control line...

 HG> There's a saying, "A loved child has many names".

 HG> You can say that for MultiMail too. All versions have the MM.EXE and
 HG> MM.RC (settings) files but then in the directory it's installed in you
 HG> find the MMOS2.TXT, MMDOS.TXT and MMWIN.TXT that are unique for the
 HG> different operating systems.

but we're not talking about file or product names, holger... we're talking
about whatever little signage they may put on the tear line...

 HG> ..  to read the next message
 HG> -- MR/2 2.30

like this one above (with two dashes instead of three)... if you were using
multimail for OS/2, it could easily be
  --- MM/2 some.version.number

 HG> --- PCBoard (R) v15.22 (OS/2) 2

and this one from your PCBoard...

 HG>  * Origin: Coming to you from the Sunny Aland Islands. (2:20/228)

that's all that's being said... nothing else... tag line not withstanding...
it was already selected by the program before anything was written ;)

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