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>   >have monthly plans on Canada's fastest 5G+ network. Get 40 GB
>   >at 5G+ speeds, unlimited Canada-wide talk/text & U.S. calling
>   >from Canada for $30/mo. with your own phone (price includes
>   >$10/mo. Autopay credit). Call 1 866 820-5230 with code 7JFRHAM
>   >or visit a Bell store by September 7. ( luckym.ca/msgprefs ) (
>   >bell.ca/messagesettings )"

> Yes, that's the same offer I got. I figured you would probably
> get the same one..

>   >you're "saving" $omething.  The $10/mo credit means that they
>   >bill you at at $40, you get taxed on that, and then they deduct
>   >$10.   And.. they probably reserve the right to remove the
>   >credit at any time, thus avoiding blame for "changing the plan"
>   >when the core plan is $40.  It is sick marketing strategy.

> I hadn't thought of that (the Credit setup). The rest of it was
> what had me wondering about the whole idea..

>   > AA>> what the nearby towers (and our phone) can support.

>   >on the Lucky LTE network.

> Wow.. and I thought I was bad..   B)
> I assume you've changed the battery a few times?
> I'm still using the original battery and, although it claims
> 100% charge, I think it really only lasts 75% or so as long
> as when it was new, but isn't bad enough to try to find a
> replacemnt battery if they are still available. I saw one
> on Amazon a while back for just $18, but buyers wrote back
> saying the new battery didn't last as long and the old one
> they were replacing because it was worn out so I didn't look
> into that any further at the time.

>   >connection operate as a point, and you benefit from having all
>   >messages stored into a database for easy search and lookup
>   >later.  I built https://openxp.kolico.ca to help promote it.
>   >See the screenshots there.

> I briefly had a look at that. I access this board by having
> QWK files eMailed to me.. Is that how you use OpenXP ?
> I didn't see any reference to QWK in the PDF Manual, and
> the help file won't open in Windows 7, although possibly
> I can DL the software to fix that.

> My main issue that brought this on was an inability to copy
> and paste into SLMR with the setup I have. Is OpenXP Windows
> software, as opposed to DOS and does it support that ?

> Looking at the screen shots it doesn't look a whole lot
> easier to deal with than SLMR otherwise..

> ---
>  * SLMR Rob  * If pro is opposite of con, then opposite of progress...


AT&T DSL began giving me troubles - called Service - Serviceman suggested me to
cancel DSL and get Fiber internet- tried Fiber, didn't work here either -
cancelled Fiber.
Some time later another person I know was using Cricket so I visited a store
and began using their phone/internet service 

I was surprised when I did a Speed Test and the website showed my I.P. Address
was with AT&T.
At least I was paying less for phone/internet than I had been on the L/L
account 

I started using SLMR but switched to MultiMail DOS when I noticed long messages
got cut off after IIRC 153 lines, PLUS long Taglines got cut off too when saved
to the TAGLINE.MR file.

I had noticed the long length messages and long Taglines were in post by users
who used MultiMail, so I d/l MultiMail DOS , tried it out and stuck with it.

I am 'thinking' when I used SLMR it had a option to Paste the Clipboard into a
message.
SLMR used EDIT as a message editor and I learned that I could Open another
session of EDIT , Write or Paste something from Notepad I copied from, and
paste it in the second copy of EDIT, do what I wanted to modify and add to it,
then highlight and Copy what I wished to Paste in the SLMR EDIT window and Save
that contents so SLMR could put it in a .REP file.

I do the same with MultiMail DOS and also on occasion when needed with
MultiMail Windows 
I don't know if I wrote more than 153 lines so I will quit my Advertisment.
Ed
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