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 IJ> kind of setup. In this setup I have PXW working on 1 of my 12 nodes...
 IJ> mainly because having PXW working on all my nodes will not improve the
 IJ> user experience... BTW, I have only started using PXW again.... and
 IJ> doing so did not increase the user experience .... It's just not
 IJ> needed with todays systems.. 

I do not use BBS's because they are needed. I use them because they are there.

 MJ>  IJ> You cannot mix a DOS mailer with a Windows based modem program...
 MJ>  IJ> that's it... download, setup, and test this yourself it does not work
 MJ> 
 MJ> I believe it can be done. But it depends on how SexPOTS was coded. I am
 MJ> clarifying these details with the author.
 MJ> 
 IJ> Good luck...

From what I have seen so far, SexPOTS does not look like it will work with a
DOS mailer. Oh well. 
 
 IJ> Why do you "NEED" to have users press esc twice??  Why is these this
 IJ> "NEED" for that??  You won't be impressed with PXW then... it doesn't
 IJ> make the user press escape twice ... call my BBS   JoesBBS.com port
 IJ> 3141 

That is one reason why I am not impressed with Platinum Xpress. I want to show
off the fact that I am running a frontend mailer.
 
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