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 Message 1057 
 Ed Vance to Rob Mccart 
 Cash for coin.. 
 28 Oct 25 13:04:07 
 
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>   >> Laptop but it's the same version of SLMR I've used for about
>   >> 30 years since back when I was running DOS on its own.

>   >> to copy it. It pops up the screen but it just shows a blank line
>   >> and I have to type it in myself.

> Okay, an update on that. I tried hitting T to copy a tagline on a
> message last night and it worked fine, so it looks like it may
> depend a bit on the exact format of the message I'm trying to
> steal a Tagline from..

> It wasn't, just one copy came through..

>   >ran from a CMD prompt and if doing that might clear up things such as Word
>   >Wrap, etc.

> DosBox is pretty much a normal version of Dos, so a command line interface
> is automatic. I've run all sorts of pure Dos programs in it over the years.

> The wordwrap situation seems to be caused by replies from editors that
> allow longer lines than usual, more than my screen can hold. I see a
> lot of those so I know it doesn't always chop off some of the quoted
> lines, but it does now and then.

> Same here, although I messed with the EXE to get my 'SLMR Rob' Tag.  B)

> I use Dos Q-Edit (Quick Edit) as my reply editor in SLMR.

> ---
>  * SLMR Rob  * Must be the serial port.. It's going snap, crackle, pop


I have played with DOSBOX occasionally, I'm familiar with the DOS CMD line.
When I used SLMR EDIT was the Editor that I used with it 
Ed
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