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August Abolins | Martin Foster | testing APoint |
April 16, 2019 7:18 PM * |
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Hello Martin! ** 15.04.19 - 13:43, Martin Foster wrote to August Abolins: MF> On 14.04.19 at 20:15, August Abolins wrote to Martin Foster: AA>> Another lil' thing I noticed with Apoint.. it does not seem to AA>> toss packets for an area that is *not* yet created in the AA>> program. MF> "Configuration -> Options" MF> On the "Misc" Tab, have you enabled "New areas: Always create". Oh yes.. I have that set for that. MEANWHILE, I learned that the problem is that Apoint does not automatically toss (as you had discovered too!) But when I relaunched Apoint at a later time, the message area would magically populate. If I don't want to exit the program, the fix is to force a toss with one of the controls in the top menu. AA>> I've disabled auto-deleting the packets. MF> I've looked and looked and looked but I can't find that setting, where MF> is it? OK, I *thought* I did that, because I noticed there were untossed packets in the inbound. Turns out that this was because Apoint does not automatically toss anyway. Now after repeated use, there are no more packets retained. I'm not sure *what* setting made me think I was able to save packets - sorry. AA>> I copy them over for OpenXP, but I can't seem to re-use them AA>> there. MF> In what way can't you re-use them? I would just copy the .pkt files over to the oxp inbound dir and let oxp toss them. But that didn't seem to work. ../|ug --- * Origin: /|ug's Point, ONT, CANADA (2:221/1.58) |
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