How we laughed when Jules said on 31 Oct 99 14:15:08 +0000:
> I tried a new mail with it checked and not, and it did change the label
> in the message window.
> What I did was; I opened a new message window, and the label said 'Queue', I
> opened the settings window and removed the check-mark, pressed 'OK', if I then
> close the current message window and re-opened it, the 'Queue' had changed
> to a send.
In general, if "Automatically check state of TCP/IP stack" is checked,
Queue or Send will appear as per the state of the stack. If it's
unchecked, Send will always appear. However, if Genesis is open,
Send will appear _regardless_ of the state of the stack.
Least, that's what happens here. Or has someone said all this
already? I know it didn't use to happen here, and I can't be sure if
it was installing one of the NC2 service packs that started the
problem.
Dan "Echo" Bigmore
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