Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2000 12:39:28 -0800
From: Walter Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: address
The palmtop software and version 1.08XT or below of Net-tamer provide
a [Z] Quit option after the last entry in each page of the address
list. In the 386 version of Net-Tamer, one can simply press Q or
scroll down and select QUIT from the options at the bottom of the
screen. This remains true in the latest beta software. Not until
version 1.09 did the XT/286 flavor of Net-Tamer support the same
approach as does the 886 software, thus leaving only the palmtop
software to use the old methods for parsing the address list and
presenting associated menus.
Walter Scott
Quoting Mike Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Thu, 10 Feb 2000 11:52:31 -0600:
MM> It was late when I tried the address list and I didn't read the
MM> directions. Esc is the " approved " method to leave the address list,
MM> but " z ", the last item if you scroll down the list, also works. At
MM> least it does in v1.08xt.
MM>
MM> Mike
MM>
MM> On 10 Feb 00, at 11:13, Nettamer List wrote:
MM>
MM> > On 2000-02-10 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
MM> >
MM> >
MM> > I believe you need to hit "ESC" again _after_ you hit the ENTER key to
MM> > mark the address you want to use. I do this so automatically now that I
MM> > will have to test it again to be sure of the sequence.
MM> >
MM> > Yes, ESC is required. You don't get a menu, so you can't use "Z" to quit.
MM> > After you hit ESC, you get to the menu that offers you <R>egular or
MM> > <B>inary for message type.
MM> >
MM> > Ronald Dailey
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