Oh My! Who wrote that program?

...Thomas

On 2/28/2021 5:01 PM, Marceline Jones wrote to ALL:

-> TZUTC: -0800
-> MSGID: 1103.wildcat!@1:103/705 24a078b9
-> PID: Synchronet 3.18c-Win32 master/16690e16f Feb 22 2021 MSC 1928
-> TID: SBBSecho 3.13-Linux master/160606e4c Feb 22 2021 GCC 8.3.0
-> BBSID: VERT
-> CHRS: ASCII 1
-> This is why KityMail sucks:
-> 
-> ==================================================
-> C:\WC5>wcrun -r kitymail scan
-> 
-> Loging onto System
-> Logon completed
-> Now checking Regestration information.
-> 
-> 
-> D E M O     M O D E     D E L A Y
-> 
-> Thank you for trying out the Kitymail evaluation program.
-> You are free to use this version for as long as you live.
-> 
-> I now need to anoy you somehow so you will think about registering Kitymail.
-> I know, I think I will delay starting the program for 30 seconds plus
-> 10 sec. for each month it's been since you picked up the last demo key
-> 
-> If that seens too long, Get a new key from Someplace to Start BBS.
-> Or better still,  Regester this program.
-> About to delay 2970 sec.
-> Thats because your key is 25 years and -6 months old.
-> 2970..........2960..........2950..........2940..........2930..........
-> 
-> ...
-> ...
-> ...
-> 
-> Skipping Conference TEXAS_REUNIONS, addressed to 440:113/1, NO new messages.
-> Skipping Conference UK&I_GENE, addressed to 440:113/1, NO new messages.
-> Skipping Conference WISCONSIN.GEN, addressed to 440:113/1, NO new messages.
-> Packed 0 messages to 440:113/1
-> 
-> Packed 0 Total messages this pass.
-> Unable to save pointers because areas.red not loaded.
-> C:\WC5\KITYMAIL\BINK32\OUTBOUND\0112001e.Su0
-> 
-> 
-> C:\WC5\KITYMAIL\BINK32\OUTBOUND.1b8\00710001.Su0
-> 
-> 
-> WCCODE error (kitymail.wcx: 30440): Invalid file number, press Enter...
-> 
-> C:\WC5>
-> ==================================================
-> ___ Blue Wave/386 v2.30
-> --- SBBSecho 3.13-Linux
->  * Origin: Vertrauen - [vert/cvs/bbs].synchro.net (1:103/705)
 
--- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v7.0
 * Origin: --- Nothing is so simple that it can't get screwed up. (1:116/110)
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