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 Mike,

 MD> Do you use fileboxes?  I only ask because you mentioned that you had to
 MD> make sure your batch file is correct.  Up until about 2 months ago, my
 MD> fileboxes didn't delete the files already sent, and it caused multiple
 MD> duplication of messages being sent out.

  If you mean directories for each network for outbound packets, yes. That's
 how I have my batchfiles set up here. The BBS automatically runs a "FIDOOUT"
 routine when it detects a new message post.

 MD> I think I have my between.bat file perfected now.  I see that there
 MD> hasn't been any duplication since.

   I haven't seen any.
   
   I was going to take a look at Synchronet's BinkP option Thursday evening,
 but my corneas were so dry (even with using eye drops), and I was so tired,
 that I went to bed early. I awoke with the call of nature (it always does),
 and thirst. So, I'm doing some brief computer work before I grab a drink, 
 and possibly a snack, before going back to bed.
 
   If they didn't want us to have a midnight snack, WHY did they put lights
 in the refrigerator/freezer?? 
 
   I don't have IREX in Daemon mode (I used to)...but some systems, after 
 they would make a mail run, it'd cause IREX to exit the daemon mode...and 
 most times, I wouldn't notice it for several hours. When I get a chance 
 during the weekend, I'll look at Synchronet's BinkIt BinkP utility. If that 
 will work, then I can "have a daemon mode" all the time...except during 
 power and internet outages, plus downtime for thunderstorms.
 
   However, I've learned "the hard way" to NOT work on the computer when one
 is fatigued...as I am now. :P
   
 Daryl
 
... I've repeatedly said to you, to not be redundant.
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