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Hello Martin!

** On Monday 12.04.21 - 09:32, you wrote to me:

 AA>>   "Soll die Message-ID online gesucht werden?"

 AA>> DeepL tells me:

 AA>>   "Should the Message-ID be searched online?"

 AA>> But how is the "online" option supposed to work for this
 AA>> off-line program?

 MF> Not sure what it's supposed to do so I bit the bullet and
 MF> hit the "Yes" button which took me to the Server list. At
 MF> that point, I ducked out because not knowing what would
 MF> happen if I selected one of the Servers, I sure didn't want
 MF> to trash anyone's system =8-/

Hmmm.. So you don't know either??!?!?!?!?

When I selected a server, the action completed with an exit. So,  
I don't know what was supposed to happen.  I thought it would  
scan all echos on a per/server basis. But the "Yes" selection  
just quit abruptly.

 AA>> BTW..  The English string could be transplanted very
 AA>> nicely into the space for the German version with only a
 AA>> difference of one space via Paul's binary edit suggestion.

 MF> Yes fine but that doesn't actually fix the problem. It
 MF> would have to be transplanted into the executable in the
 MF> next release and the next and the next and the next, ad
 MF> infinitum.

True enough.  But I could reduce the work for myself by 50% by  
skipping every other release. I could reduce the work even  
further if I skip every 3rd one, and so on!   :D

I have a binary editor that operates with scripts. To search and  
replace could be part of a routine with a catalog of changes.

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  ../|ug

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