Subj : Please.Com
To   : Paul Quinn
From : Jerry Schwartz
Date : Fri Oct 18 2002 04:29 pm

Hello, Paul...

Oct 19, 2002 at 00:44, Paul Quinn wrote to Jerry Schwartz:

 JS>> I remember awhile ago somebody said they were still successfully 
 JS>> using Please, but I can't get it to put its output in the correct 
 JS>> outbound directory. It finds my Binkley.Cfg file okay, but puts all 
 JS>> of the ?LO files in the root directory of the current drive, rather 
 JS>> than in the directory specified by the HOLD line of Binkley.Cfg.
 JS>> I used Please for years, and I'm not sure what I did to break it. 
 JS>> Anybody have a suggestion?

 PQ> Be careful with any drives or paths in your config that rely on DOS 
 PQ> environment variables.  It sounds like something isn't 'set' 
 PQ> properly.  :)

I cannot explain why, but your comment jogged my brain in just the right 
direction. When I switched to BTXE, I cleaned up my configuration file and 
replaced "Hold" with "Outbound." That's what Please.Com was upset about.

All fixed, now.

Regards,

Jerry Schwartz

mailto:jerryschwartz@comfortable.com
http://www.writebynight.com

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