Lara Mail Editor 1.5

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From Kirill Chubenko To All 31 July 1998

Hello, Alexey!

Once, 30 Jul 98, a certain Alexey Ivanov,
wrote to All, on the topic: [[1/7] Lara Mail Editor 1.5]

AI> section 1 of 7 of file lara1_5.zip < uuencode 5.32 by
AI> R.E.M. >
AI>
AI> begin 644 lara1_5.zip

[uuen code skipped]

The question is probably not for you... But how can I force the subject to process
mail packages??!

With this, Alexey, let me say goodbye.
KIR.


From Alexey Ivanov To All 31 July 1998

Hi Kirill!

Fri 31 Jul 1998 01:38, Kirill Chubenko wrote to Alexey Ivanov:

KC> The question is probably not for you... But how can I force the subject to process
KC> postal packages??!

There is a detailed description there. The letter "T" in the main mode.


Sincerely, Alexey Ivanov

From Kirill Chubenko To All 31 July 1998

KC> prossit
KC> postal packages??!

AI> There is a detailed description there. The letter "T" in the main mode.

Mine, however, is not only a writer! Mine is also a reader! My help read!
After clicking on the letter “T” a window appears in which, in theory, it should
display information about the tossing process - but nothing is displayed there - obviously we read the directory and assume that there are no .pkt files. Maybe they should be called something special?

From Kirill Frolov To All 1 August 1998

Once on 07/31/98 at 01:38:16 someone Kirill Chubenko wrote to Alexey Ivanov
about Lara Mail Editor 1.5 and I decided to intervene.

├┤i Kirill & Alexey !

[...]

KC> The question is probably not for you... But how can I make the subject fail
KC> postal packages??!

Probably not at all. :-( Maybe this is a demo version?

Poking around in the shadow led to the idea that nothing
will be loaded there at all or I'm bugged.

W!7h Be$7 W!$he$, FK0.


From Tim Kelly To All 1 August 1998

Read the description, okay? :)

[Team Kelly]
Hasta la vista.
Tim Kelly


From Tim Kelly To All 1 August 1998

[Team Kelly]
Hasta la vista.
Tim Kelly


From Kirill Chubenko To All 4 August 1998

TK> Read the description, okay? :)

The description does not say that mail files should have the extension "E".

With that, Tim, let me say goodbye.
KIR.