Subject: Uploading to PINE

From: [email-masked] (Matthew Osborn)
Date: 11 Jul 1994 20:45:15 GMT

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When I upload my ACSII file to mail to a friend, it shows up in PINE as 
all run together, that is, my carriage returns don't make it.  
	I'm wondering what I'm not doing right.
	If I attach the file, rather than just uploading it to be sent as 
e-mail, will the same thing still happen?

Matthew

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From: [email-masked] (BobinBerea)
Date: 13 Jul 1994 21:49:01 -0400

In article <[email-masked]>, [email-masked] (Matthew

>  I'm wondering what I'm not doing right.

Curious---I have the very same problem; didn't used to, with other email
programs.  Is there something in Pine that causes this problem?  Uploading
an ASCII file gags the email message; sometimes just copying and pasting a
brief chunk of text makes it gag.  Any clues, anyone?

Bob Fowler

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From: Ed Greshko <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 14 Jul 1994 11:56:26 +0800 (TPE)

> brief chunk of text makes it gag.  Any clues, anyone?

Clue #1

	Be more specific about your operating environment.

	What do you mean by "upload my ACSII file"?  What type of 
terminal emulation software are you using?  Are you using a direct async 
connection?  Are you using TCP/IP?  What TCP/IP software are you using?

	Answers to questions can be more readily obtained....and you
are more likely to get help....if you *completely* define your problem.

	Bottom line....don't be vague.

					Ed

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From: [email-masked] (Matthew Osborn)
Date: 16 Jul 1994 19:35:56 GMT

Ed Greshko ([email-masked]) wrote:

: Clue #1

: 	Be more specific about your operating environment.

: 	What do you mean by "upload my ACSII file"?  What type of 
: terminal emulation software are you using?  Are you using a direct async 
: connection?  Are you using TCP/IP?  What TCP/IP software are you using?

: 	Answers to questions can be more readily obtained....and you
: are more likely to get help....if you *completely* define your problem.

Clue #2:
	Some helpful people alread answered this problem several days ago,
"terminal emulation...direct async...TCP/IP..." etc never came up in the 
discussion.  I guess they weren't so relevant, after all.

Matthew