In reply to Paul Cundle, who on 30 Oct 99 23:02:31 +0000, said Follow-up from my previous. see last two paragraphs. > According to Dale.J.Hurst, there's something good going on and it's > something to do with [netconnect] Re: Microdot "Send" or "Queued" button. > > > > I think the answer to your problem is in the General Settings, go to the > > > Network section and tick the 'Automatically check state of TCP/IP stack?'. > > > Sorry, that didn't work. > > Not here, either. It was already set to that. > 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. The above only happends when a TCP/IP is not running, that is, when it is not running or connected. So there does appear to be a problem if a TCP/IP programme is running even if you are not online; with MD-II just detecting the programme and not whether it has a connection. Any confusion came from the fact that there was no indication as to whether anybody was relatively offline; TCP/IP running, but not connected, or, truly off-line; no TCP/IP running at all. Jules _____________________________________________________________ NetConnect mailing list. To unsubscribe, send an 'unsubcribe' message to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
