Tiny wrote to Sean Dennis:

T> It does that here too, however ezycom is somehow able to figure out that
T> it's a (in my case) micronet netmail (listed as the 5'th netmail base) and
T> the message is crashed out correctly if I netmail you.

So Multimail just picks the first netmail base it sees.  That's easy enough
to fix though: when I first get into the packet, I can press L to show all
of the message areas I subscribe to and not just the ones with new mail in
it.  That way if I decide to reply via netmail, I can pick the right area.

I do not know how smart MBSE is in this case about netmail.  I'll have to
check and see.

On a side note, I have been talking to Rick Parrish about Manndoor via
email and he is very interested in any updates or fixes I create for it ...
maybe I can wake up a few sleeping door authors to port/update their doors.

I might work on porting Usurper to Linux ... just because I can.  Of course,
that also means DOS, OS/2, and Windows versions. 

I am going to try to do a fresh install of Slackware on that Elitedesk I was
whining about earlier in MIN_COMP to see if I can get the Broadcom NIC chip
to work right.  I cannot do virtualization on this little Z210 I have so I
need to switch computers.  I found my ArcaOS 5.0.3 VB VM I made and I am
considering creating a VMware VM of the Windows box using VMware's
physical-to-VM conversion software.  That Windows install has all of my
favorite amateur radio software installed that I registered so it would be
worth my while to keep it as a VM.

This way I can create DOS, OS/2 and 32-bit Windows doors on the ArcaOS VM
and 64-bit Windows doors on the W10 VM.  My Slackware install is 64-bit so
I'd have to find a 32-bit Linux distro somewhere so I could create 32-bit
Linux doors if there's a demand for that. 

Later,
Sean

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