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From Roman Timofeev To All 29 July 2001

Hello, Everybody!

Is it possible to somehow remove unnecessary echoes in Lara without rebuilding
the database?
In advance Thanx.

That’s all for me. Bye, Everybody!

Sincerely, Roman (aka
TimeX).

From Aleksey Malov To All 30 July 2001

Hi, Roman!

Sun 29 Jul 2001, at 23:44:29 Roman Timofeev told Everybody about LC.

RT> Is it possible to somehow delete unnecessary echoes in Lara without rebuilding
RT> the database?
It’s not possible. Alas.

Bye, Roman.
WBR, Vivid^Brainwave of the X-Project association.

From Fyodor Odegov To All 30 July 2001

Hello, Roman!

One day on Sunday, July 29, 2001 at 22:44:29 Roman Timofeev wrote
a letter to Everybody about LC:

RT> Is it possible in Lara to somehow delete unnecessary echoes
RT> without rebuilding the database?

It is possible, but not in Lara, but in the disk doctor :) At the end of the database there is a list of
arias. First comes the aka number, then the name. If you crash some
aria there and move everything, then everything works fine :)

I wish you good luck!
Sincerely, Fyodor Odegov aka FION.

From Yuri Potapov To All 31 July 2001

Konichi wa, Roman-san !

One Sunday July 29, 2001 at 10:44:29 pm, Roman and Everybody were arguing about
LC

RT> Is it possible to somehow remove unnecessary echoes
RT> in Lara without rebuilding
RT> the database?
RT> Thanx in advance.

^^^^^^^^^^
you better tell me how you did this...

[El Capitan Trueno] Yurik aka Jerri / Alien Factory /I \
[No RAR allowed] [SoHm] [Conceptual Minimalism] \ZX/

From Roman Timofeev To All 1 August 2001

Hello, Fyodor!

On Monday, July 30, 2001, Fyodor Odegov and Roman Timofeev discussed "LC".
Let's continue the conversation...

RT>> Is it possible in Lara to somehow delete unnecessary echoes without recreating the
RT>> database?

FO> It is possible, but not in Lara, but in the disk doctor :) At the end of the database a
FO> list is stored Aryan. First comes the aka number, then the name.

Hmm. I didn’t find the number aka - it says #80, the name of the echo, #0D.

FO> If you bang some kind of aria there and move everything, then everything works fine
FO> everything :)

Messages end up in other echoes (except .netmail).

That’s all for me. Bye, Fyodor!

From Roman Timofeev To All 1 August 2001

Hello, Yuri!

On Tuesday, July 31, 2001, Yuri Potapov and Roman Timofeev discussed "LC".
Let's continue the conversation...

RT>> Is it possible to somehow delete unnecessary echoes in Lara without rebuilding
RT>> the database? In advance Thanx.

YP> ^^^^^^^^^^
YP> you better tell me how you did this...

What do you mean? I don’t understand what I did?
I didn’t do anything at that moment :). Later, on the advice of Fyodor Odegov, the doctor removed the extra echoes and moved the remaining ones. It's a bummer, nothing worked out - the messages ended up in other echoes (except for .NETMAIL, of coz, which didn't move anywhere). IMHO, the only option in this case is to fill the names with spaces, which is what I did :).

That’s all for me. Bye, Yuri!

From Igor Turashev To All 3 August 2001

RT> Hmm. I didn’t find the number aka - it says #80, the name of the echo, #0D.
This is the 0th aka, if you write #81, then you will get the first, #82 -
the second and #83 - the third.

Bye, Roman.
tigr...@mail.ru Tigrr/BW/XPJ http://brainwave.dax.ru

From Fyodor Odegov To All 3 August 2001

FO>> everything works fine :)
RT> Messages end up in other echoes (except for .netmail).

Sorry, apparently I really made a mistake here:( It’s just that after
NETMAIL I have the most important echoes for me, in which I save letters, and in
subsequent letters I don’t store for a long time, so I didn’t notice such a nuance, although I have used this
method several times.
But it is convenient if you subscribe to the echo for a short time. After unsubscribing, you can
painlessly delete this echo so that it does not appear at the end of the list :)

From Yuri Potapov To All 4 August 2001

Konichi wa, Roman-san !

Somehow Wednesday August 1, 2001 at 21:53:58, Roman and Yuri were arguing about the topic LC

RT> What do you mean? I don’t understand what I did?

all was replaced by everyone

RT> I didn’t do anything at that moment :). Later, on the advice of
RT> Fyodor Odegov, the
RT> doctor removed the extra echoes and moved the remaining ones. Bummer,
RT> nothing came of it -
RT> the messages ended up in other echoes (except for .NETMAIL, of coz,
RT> which did not shift anywhere
RT>). IMHO, the only option in this case is
RT> to fill in the names of echoes
RT> with spaces, which is what I did :).

in the database they are stored by number, so you can delete only the last echoes...
otherwise there will be glitches :)

From Yuri Potapov To All 4 August 2001

RT>> #0D.
IT> This is the 0th aka, if you write #81, then accordingly
IT> you will get the first, #82 -
IT> the second and #83 - the third.

then I don’t understand where to set this in Lark?
or am I driving?

From Aleksey Malov To All 4 August 2001

Hi, Yuri!

Sun 5 Aug 2001, at 08:57:58 Yuri Potapov told Igor Turashev about LC.

YP> when will there be a new Unzip?
It won't be taken before the end of CC'001. I won't allow it.

Bye, Yuri.

From Igor Turashev To All 4 August 2001

YP> then I don’t understand where to ask this in Lark?
YP> or am I driving?
Read the charter, captain :) In the help everything is written about akashka for eh.

Bye, Yuri.
tigr...@mail.ru Tigrr/BW/XPJ http://brainwave.dax.ru

From Yuri Potapov To All 5 August 2001

[El Capitan Trueno] Yurik aka Jerri / Alien Factory /I \
[No RAR allowed] [SoHm] [Conceptual Minimalism] \ZX/

From Roman Timofeev To All 5 August 2001

Hello, Yuri!

On Saturday, August 4, 2001, Yuri Potapov and Roman Timofeev discussed "LC".
Let's continue the conversation...

RT>> What do you mean? I don’t understand what I did?
YP> replaced all with everyone

Handles.

YP> in the database they are stored by numbers so you can delete only the last
YP> echoes...
YP> otherwise there will be glitches :)

Uh-huh... :(