Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2001 03:15 -0500
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Re: How many messages?
> >On Sat, 22 Sep 2001 16:10:41 -0500, Karen Lewellen wrote:
> >> hi there,
> >> actually i was wondering about thelist too. sent aposting i
> >>never saw. anyway, while this may depend on the version of nt, i
> >>get the since it counts to nine, i. e. mail.$09 then goes through
> >>the alphabet. this is at least what i have seen done when i mail
> >>more than 9 messages from inside nettamer. wonder what would
> >>happen if you wrote them all outside? karen l
> >Hi Karen:
> >You could use any text editor to write messages to be sent with
> >Nettamer. You don't have to be working from within Nettamer to
> >compose the messages. The format for the messages would have
> >to be the compliant with the manner in which messages are written
> >when working from within Nettamer. Also the file names for the
> >messages would have to comply with Nettamer's naming conventions
> >for outgoing email messages. Of course you realize that Nettamer
> >has no way of knowing whether the outgoing messages were written
> >from within Nettamer or from outside of Nettamer. As long as the
> >format for the outgoing messages is correct, and as long as the
> >filenames for the outgoing messages adhere to Nettamer's
> >conventions, then the messages will fly. I don't know how many
> >messages Nettamer can successively send during a single SMTP
> >session. I never tried to send more than four or five messages
> >at once with Nettamer. Your experience indicates the maximum
> >possible is nine.
> >Can anyone else top that? Let the contest begin!
> >Sam Heywood
>
>ah sam?
>that has nothing to do what what i meant. i rarely write messages in nt
>itself, and know you can use anything to do this so ong as you save the file
>in text. i was speaking of if you named such file
>mail.$43 or something ven if nettamer had a limit in itself.
I don't know if that would work. I would suppose Nettamer would require
the message numbering to be in hex. I don't know if there is a limit on the
number of messages that Nettaner can send in one fell swoop. Your ISP
might impose limits on that.
Sam Heywood
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