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From: browning@cory.Berkeley.EDU (Craig Browning)
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Subject: Re: PICNIX V3 Parts 1-4 Reposted
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Date: 14 May 88 06:48:21 GMT
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In article <7054@swan.ulowell.edu> boneill@hawk.ulowell.edu (SoftXc Coordinator) writes:
>
>At the moment, it does not appear that Mr. Petersen has all the parts to
>PICNIX either, as the version currently on Simtel20 IS version 2. Hoepfully
>he will be able to get it soon.
>
>============================================================================
>Brian O'Neill, MS-DOS Software Exchange Coordinator

Well, I got the arc version from simtel20 (After thanking Dick Flanagan
for posting I have to flame him a bit [he's the only person to flame me
in public about my mistake with names which we've all forgotten :)] for
posting files with DIFFERENT headers and footers, making it easy to make
errors when editing them, I started a type-ahead pattern of deleting so
many lines and ended up when he changed in the middle of the series a number
of times deleting lots of uuencoded lines with the type-ahead. This is a
good time to remind posters in multi-part postings to be consistent in their
headers and footers except part 1, hopefully the moderator will do that, and
let me add that the previous  idea of taking part #'s out of subhect so
it's easier to 'k'ill a whole series of postings is a good idea that the
moderator should in my opinion implement, keywords etc. would be a fine place.)

On picnix: the doc file said in the release area that Release 2 is 11/87 and
on the next line that this was modified May 1 1988; it doesn't mention
release 3 but shouldn't that be it? I think there's some confusion because
of this about what release 3 is.

Craig