Hi Marcus,
On Wed, Jan 4, 2001, at 08:42 PM, you wrote:
>
> > I got one word for your efforts: PERFECT!!!!! (:-))
> >
> > Julian.
> >
> > --------------------------------------------------------
> > Author of "MSH Tutorial V. 3.0". Found on Aminet -- MSHTut30.lha
> >
> > Julian Aronowitz. Tel.: (718) 654-1681;
> > E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Thankyou.
>
> One question,
>
> I read somewhere you had a problem with your mui keyfile & had to get
> it resent?
>
> Mine also appears to be fautly. I get the message "no 'begin' line"
> when I try to decode it.
> Did you have this problem?
>
> Oh, one more question. What does "MSH" stand for?
>
> Regards, Marcus.
> --
You are actually asking three questions, which I will try to
answer.
Question one. MUI Keyfile. I had the file but I could not figure
where to place it, so that MUI will know that it is registered.
When I inquired of SASG support, for help, Stephan E-Mailed me both
the better instructions on where to place it and the Keyfile. It
was because of his responding, in person, that I got into the thread
discussion about someone else losing their Keyfile, and, suggested
that Stephan be contacted, personally.
Question two. You are speaking of using AmigaUUCP. This is a
collection of programs and files whick allow the Amiga to perform
certain unary tasks and functions, like user to user coding (UUCode)
and user to user decoding (UUDecode). If your E-Mail client (YAM,
AEMail, MDII, AIRMail, etc.) does not have the built-in ability to
decode the file, as it saves the attachment, then you must read the
info on using the commands of which I mentioned, and use them.
Once the file is decoded, you can proceed to do whatever you are
instructed to do by the MUI correspondence.
There is little, except for what I wrote, above, that I can do
for you, with regard to your difficulties with the MUI Keyfile. It
just requires some time and study.
Question three. MSH is a program written by Olaf Siebert (Rhialto).
It is a transfer program, allowing your Amiga drives to act as
other systems' floppy disk drives. (You might even find a way to
use it with regard to a Zip disk, which is formatted as a MS/IBM
type disk, with data on it, and read and write to it with your
Amiga and a Zip drive attached; but, I cannot guarantee this.) I
liked the program and documentation, so much, that I wanted there
to be a way that others might get as much benefit. (I found it
worked better than CrossDOS.) I decided to write a tutorial to
that effect. Before I submitted it, I got Olaf's permission to
write the tutorial and to include his program in my file. Check it
out, you might just enjoy it.
Good luck.
Julian.
--------------------------------------------------------
Author of "MSH Tutorial V. 3.0". Found on Aminet -- MSHTut30.lha
Julian Aronowitz. Tel.: (718) 654-1681;
E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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