Nicholas Boel wrote to Ward Dossche about MakeNL v3.4.1 Release:
          No pseudo-French spellings, please!

 TK>>> I have enabled 'allowunpub', but ZC2's ERRFLAGS always adds the
 TK>>> "Pvt,".

 WD>> It has to be enabled "top down" and not "bottom up". Even the
 WD>> developpers are not certain what will happen if it is done
 WD>> bottom-up, I've read the whole segment could be dropped.

 NB> As soon as you have a working version installed, you should be able
 NB> to enable it without any error from anyone else under you, no? I know
 NB> that ZC1 uses the latest version, and can enable it. I'm not sure
 NB> about ZC3, but it shouldn't be that hard.

 NB> So what's the hold up? As soon as you three enable it (I don't think
 NB> we have much to worry about with Z4, is why that wasn't included),
 NB> RCs under you that are using the proper version can start enabling it
 NB> as well which then can trickle down to NCs.

My RC's system was one of those OS/2 systems that crashed when I enabled
it. He's reluctant to use it now and I can't really blame him.

 NB> The fixed version has been out for awhile now and nothing is being
 NB> done. None of the ZCs run OS/2 which was where the problem was in the
 NB> first place.

No...if that were just a ZC problem then it would have been implemented
once the OS/2 version was fixed. But there are at least two RCs that I
know of who use OS/2. That would be more of a problem, since they're
compiling every net in the region. The ZC1 has only to compile it with 10
region segments.

 NB>  The ZCs could have still enabled it, since it IS top-down and all.
 NB> This may have given the RCs in question still running their antique
 NB> software the extra push needed to make the update on their ends too,
 NB> but it has yet to be tried.

I know that my RC has used it and it crashed his system...which is why
he's still using NLmake. Enabling allowunpub gives that software fits.


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