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I agree with your thinking Maiko. I believe that most bbs software
handle it in this way..<br>
"Do whatever you want but don't touch the date/time(zone) in the
actual message"<br>
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Bob VE3TOK<br>
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The index file is internal to JNOS and, therefore, I think
anyone<br>
would say it is developer's discretion. As long as the
date/timezone in the actual message is not changed, I
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That's what I'm thinking.<br>
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Anyone else want to chime in ?
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Maiko<br>
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