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Table of Contents
Table of Contents ......................................2
Introduction ...........................................9
Support/Registration sites ............................10
Germany: .........................................10
USA: .............................................10
System Requirements ...................................11
Installing Sqed/32 ....................................12
Menu Structure ........................................13
Message ..........................................13
New .........................................13
Reply .......................................13
Change ......................................13
Forward .....................................13
Delete ......................................13
Copy ........................................13
Move ........................................13
Exit ........................................13
Edit .............................................13
Undo ........................................13
Cut .........................................14
Copy ........................................14
Paste .......................................14
Import ......................................14
Find ........................................14
View .............................................14
Messagelist .................................14
Arealist ....................................14
Options ..........................................14
Settings ....................................14
Help .............................................14
Product information .........................14
Configurating Sqed/32 .................................15
Main .............................................16
Squish.Cfg ..................................16
Description: ...........................16
Syntax: ................................16
Examples: ..............................16
Limitations: ...........................16
Main zone ...................................16
Description: ...........................16
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Syntax: ................................16
Examples: ..............................16
Limitations: ...........................16
Ignore duplicate areas ......................16
Description: ...........................16
Syntax: ................................17
Examples: ..............................17
Limitations: ...........................17
Scan areas on startup .......................17
Description: ...........................17
Syntax: ................................17
Examples: ..............................17
Limitations: ...........................17
Drive mapping ...............................17
Description: ...........................17
Syntax: ................................18
Examples: ..............................18
Limitations: ...........................18
Names ............................................18
Names .......................................18
Description: ...........................18
Syntax: ................................19
Examples: ..............................19
Limitations: ...........................19
Registername ................................19
Description: ...........................19
Syntax: ................................19
Examples: ..............................19
Limitations: ...........................19
Registerkey .................................20
Description: ...........................20
Syntax: ................................20
Examples: ..............................20
Limitations: ...........................20
Areas ............................................20
.SQL offset .................................20
Description: ...........................20
Syntax: ................................20
Examples: ..............................20
Limitations: ...........................20
Windows ..........................................21
Messagelist .................................21
Description: ...........................21
Syntax: ................................21
Examples: ..............................21
Limitations: ...........................21
Arealist ....................................21
Description: ...........................21
Syntax: ................................21
Examples: ..............................21
Limitations: ...........................21
Replylist ...................................21
Description: ...........................22
Syntax: ................................22
Examples: ..............................22
Limitations: ...........................22
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Within Bad Areas ............................22
Description: ...........................22
Syntax: ................................22
Examples: ..............................22
Limitations: ...........................22
Within Dupe Areas ...........................22
Description: ...........................22
Syntax: ................................22
Examples: ..............................22
Limitations: ...........................23
Colours ..........................................23
Subject .....................................23
Description: ...........................23
Syntax: ................................23
Examples: ..............................23
Limitations: ...........................23
Messages to you .............................23
Description: ...........................23
Syntax: ................................23
Examples: ..............................23
Limitations: ...........................23
Messages from you ...........................24
Description: ...........................24
Syntax: ................................24
Examples: ..............................24
Limitations: ...........................24
Editor ...........................................24
Editor foreground ...........................24
Description: ...........................24
Syntax: ................................24
Examples: ..............................24
Limitations: ...........................24
Editor background ...........................24
Description: ...........................25
Syntax: ................................25
Examples: ..............................25
Limitations: ...........................25
Font ........................................25
Description: ...........................25
Syntax: ................................25
Examples: ..............................25
Limitations: ...........................25
^A-Kludges ..................................25
Description: ...........................25
Syntax: ................................26
Examples: ..............................26
Limitations: ...........................26
Path-Kludges ................................26
Description: ...........................26
Syntax: ................................26
Examples: ..............................26
Limitations: ...........................26
Seen-By-Kludges .............................26
Description: ...........................26
Syntax: ................................26
Examples: ..............................27
Limitations: ...........................27
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Priorities .......................................27
Direct ......................................27
Description: ...........................27
Syntax: ................................27
Examples: ..............................27
Limitations: ...........................27
Crash .......................................27
Description: ...........................27
Syntax: ................................28
Examples: ..............................28
Limitations: ...........................28
Macro ............................................28
CTRL+1 bis CTRL+0 ...........................28
Description: ...........................28
Syntax: ................................28
Examples: ..............................28
Limitations: ...........................28
CarbonCopy .......................................28
Group .......................................29
Description: ...........................29
Syntax: ................................29
Examples: ..............................29
Limitations: ...........................29
Mitglieder ..................................29
Description: ...........................29
Paths ............................................30
Echotoss.Log ................................30
Description: ...........................30
Syntax: ................................30
Examples: ..............................30
Limitations: ...........................30
Tempfile ....................................30
Description: ...........................30
Syntax: ................................30
Examples: ..............................30
Limitations: ...........................30
Messages .........................................31
Tearline in Netmails ........................31
Description: ...........................31
Syntax: ................................31
Examples: ..............................31
Limitations: ...........................31
Origin in Netmails ..........................31
Description: ...........................31
Syntax: ................................31
Examples: ..............................31
Limitations: ...........................31
PID benutzen ................................31
Description: ...........................31
Syntax: ................................32
Examples: ..............................32
Limitations: ...........................32
insert Re: ..................................32
Description: ...........................32
Syntax: ................................32
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Examples: ..............................32
Limitations: ...........................32
Column wrap .................................32
Description: ...........................32
Syntax: ................................32
Examples: ..............................33
Limitations: ...........................33
Insert initials .............................33
Description: ...........................33
Syntax: ................................33
Examples: ..............................33
Limitations: ...........................33
Token ............................................33
Header of new message .......................34
Description: ...........................34
Syntax: ................................34
Examples: ..............................34
Limitations: ...........................34
Header of message in other area .............34
Description: ...........................34
Syntax: ................................34
Examples: ..............................34
Limitations: ...........................35
Header of reply .............................35
Description: ...........................35
Syntax: ................................35
Examples: ..............................35
Limitations: ...........................35
Header of forwarded message .................35
Description: ...........................35
Syntax: ................................35
Examples: ..............................35
Limitations: ...........................36
Footer of forwarded message .................36
Description: ...........................36
Syntax: ................................36
Examples: ..............................36
Limitations: ...........................36
Footer of message ...........................36
Description: ...........................36
Syntax: ................................36
Examples: ..............................36
Limitations: ...........................36
The Tokens ..................................37
Original sender + First name ...........37
Original sender + Last name ............37
Original sender + Name .................37
Original receiver + First name .........37
Original receiver + Last name ..........37
Original receiver + Name ...............37
New sender + First name ................37
New sender + Last name .................37
New sender + Name ......................37
New receiver + First name ..............38
New receiver + Last name ...............38
New receiver + Name ....................38
Area + Original Area ...................38
Area + Reply Area ......................38
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Adress + Sender ........................38
Adress + Receiver ......................38
Misc + Original date ...................38
Alias ............................................38
Description: ................................38
Syntax: .....................................39
Examples: ...................................39
Limitations: ................................39
Nodelist .........................................39
Miscellaneous informationen ...........................40
Errorlevel .......................................40
Origins ..........................................40
Description: ................................40
Syntax: .....................................40
Examples: ...................................41
Limitations: ................................41
Dialogs ...............................................42
Find .............................................42
Replylist ........................................42
Export file ......................................43
Filerequest dialog ...............................43
Import ...........................................43
Export ...........................................43
Kludges ..........................................43
Messagelist ......................................44
Nodelist .........................................45
About Sqed/32 ....................................45
Shortcuts .............................................46
The Toolbar ...........................................48
The Video Wlayer .................................48
Message attributes ...............................48
Context menus .........................................49
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Main window, reading messages ....................49
Main window, writing messages ....................49
Messagelist ......................................49
Arealist .........................................50
History of Sqed/32 ....................................51
Beta tester ...........................................52
Special thanks ........................................53
Index .................................................54
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Introduction
Sqed/32 is a Fidonet compatible message editor for
IBM OS/2 2.1.
This program is still a beta. Version 1.0, however,
is expected very soon.
This documentation is in beta, too. As Jörg-Stefan is
creating new features very fast, it is very hard to
keep this documentation up to date. I compiled this
English version during the last two weeks and was not
able to spend enough time on the translation. Please
excuse all mistakes and flaws. I will keep working on
it and should have a better version ready by mid
January 1994.
[Jan-Peter Koopmann]
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Support/Registration sites
Germany:
Fidonet 2:242/404; 2:242/405
VirNet 9:492/7500
9:492/7510
9:492/7511
GerNet 21:100/4920.102
BBS The Velvet Underground
+49-5251-179404 (UISDNC)
Home of Sqed
+49-5251-179405 (ZYX)
CompuServe 100275,367
Internet jss@uni-paderborn.de
Mail Jörg-Stefan Sell
Pankratiusstr. 28
33098 Paderborn
Germany
USA:
Fidonet 1:2801/10 (Richard Douglas)
BBS ZyMax/2
+1-913-867-2587 (ZYX)
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System Requirements
* IBM OS/2 2.1 or higher;
* 386DX/25;
* 8MB RAM;
* Squish by Scott J. Dudley;
* MSGAPI.DLL revision 0 or higher;
* VGA graphic card, SVGA is suggested;
* Mouse or equivalent pointing device
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Installing Sqed/32
Since you are reading this section of the documentation
you either are one of the persons who really read the
documentation before trying to install the program, or
you experienced difficulties installing Sqed/32. (By the
way, the first case appears to be quit improbable)
This program is really easy to install. Just follow these
steps:
1) Create a directory just for Sqed/32 (not really
necessary but recommended !).
2) Now unarchive the Sqed/32 package into this directory.
However, since you are reading this manual you
obviously already unarchived the file. Therefore move
all Sqed/32 files to this directory.
3) Sqed/32 requires a file called SQED.DLL where all
language definitions for windows, dialogs and menus
are defined. The package should contain at least two
language files, DEUTSCH.DLL and ENGLISH.DLL . Simply
rename the desired language file to SQED.DLL. Remove
the other language files if you want, you do not need
them anymore.
4) Start Sqed/32. The first time you start Sqed/32 it
will open the Settings notebook and ask for your name,
node adress and path to your squish.cfg. Please
continue with section "Configurating Sqed/32" on page
15 for more details on the Settings notebook. You need
a correct SQUISH.CFG since Sqed/32 will get a lot of
information out of this file. Sqed/32 will not work
without it !
Sqed/32 should now be ready for work ! Have fun !
Sqed/32 keeps data in its own INI files which are located
in the Sqed/32 directory as well as in the OS2.INI file.
If you install a new version of Sqed/32 or if you
reinstall your current version it might be necessary to
delete the "Sqed/32" application from the OS2.INI as well
as all INI files in the Sqed/32 directory.
To edit the OS2.INI file, usw INIMAINT.EXE (c) Garry
Associates. INIMT21F.ZIP is the most recent version of
this OS/2 Utility.
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Menu Structure
Message
New
Reply
With quoting
Without quoting
Change
Forward
Delete
Copy
Move
Exit
Edit
Undo
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Cut
Copy
Paste
Import
Find
View
Messagelist
Arealist
Options
Settings
Help
Product information
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Configurating Sqed/32
Unlike most other editors for Fido-Net mailing systems,
Sqed/32 is not configurated by cryptic textfiles. Sqed/32
is a PM-Application and therefore all necessary
information is managed in a PM-style notebook dialog.
This dialog truly is the heart of Sqed/32. Areas, paths,
adresses etc. are defined here, but also miscellaneous
information about windows, dialogs, fonts and colours.
Starting Sqed/32 for the first time, you will have to
provide the editor with some necessary information before
you can start working. Some basic entries are the
complete path to your SQUISH.CFG and at least one name
and adress. All entries are stored in OS/2 style INI-
files that can be edited with all common INI-tools.
Most of the notebook-fields are not case sensitive. That
means 'f:\point\squish\squish.cfg' will be treated the
same way as 'F:\POINT\SQUISH\SQUISH.CFG'. Tokens are the
big exception. All Tokens have to be upper case.
Moreover, names are, of course, case sensitive.
Paths and file names can be entered two different ways.
Either you type in the desired path or file name directly
or you enter a file dialog by pressing the corresponding
push button. The file dialog, however, will make your
life a lot easier
The following section describes all notebook-pages of
Sqed/32. Common OS/2 limitations (e.g. length) apply for
all entries in the notebook.
Conventions
Parameters are surrounded by '<..>'
- Optional parameters are surrounded by square brackets
[<..>]
Die Notebook Seiten und Felder:
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Main
Squish.Cfg
Description:
Here you have to enter the complete path to the
Squish configuration file SQUISH.CFG. Sqed/32 will
gain information such as names, origins, adresses and
areas from this file.
This entry is mandatory.
Syntax:
[<PATH><FILENAME>]
Examples:
E:\POINT\SQUISH\SQUISH.CFG
Limitations:
1
Main zone
Description:
Your main zone is defined here.
Default value: Zone 2
Syntax:
[<number>]
Examples:
2
1
Limitations:
1
Ignore duplicate areas
Description:
Some programs unfortunately tend to define areas
twice. By enableing this option, duplicate area
definitions are ignored.
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Default: Show duplicate areas
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Scan areas on startup
Description:
If you want Sqed/32 to scan all areas on startup,
enable this options. By scanning an area, Sqed/32
determines the number of messages and the last read
message in that area. Scanning is done in the
background. The corresponding thread's priority is
REGULAR, -5.
Default: Areas are scanned only at manual request.
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Drive mapping
Description:
This function gives you the capability of
emulating/renaming specific drive letters in a
network environment.
Running a Mailbox on an IBM LAN SERVER/Microsoft LAN
Manager is no longer an exception.
If you access files on the server you might have to
create two configuration files due to different drive
letters. This is because drive letters on the server
and on the workstation may differ due to your drive
mapping.
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Let's assume the Squish files for the area OS2 are on
the server drive E:. Therefore your SQUISH.CFG on the
server would read something like this:
EchoArea OS2.GER E:\ECHOMAIL\097 2:242/400 -$
On your workstation you mapped this drive to be drive
H: In order to access the area OS2 you then would
have to create yet another configuration file with
the following line:
EchoArea OS2.GER H:\ECHOMAIL\097 -$
However, if you use the drive remapping facility of
Sqed/32, you can tell Sqed/32 to interpret drive E:
as drive H: and therefore you can use your
configuration file on the server on the workstation
as well.
With the above example you would define the
following:
H: -> E:
To do this, click on the 'Add' button. Sqed/32 now
prompts you to enter the two drive letters (in this
example H and E).
Drive mapping also works with file attaches. If
Sqed/32 discovers a path that would be different on
the server, the path is adjusted.
Syntax:
[<From> <To>]
Examples:
H: -> E:
L: -> C:
Limitations:
10
Names
Names
Description:
Here you define names. Sqed/32 uses these names to
detect messages for you. Names are case sensitive.
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To add a new name just click on the 'Add' button and
a window will pop up, asking you for the new name.
Click on the 'Remove' button in order to delete a
name.
You have to enter at least one name.
Syntax:
<Name>
.
.
.
[<Name>]
Examples:
Jörg-Stefan Sell
SYSOP
Point
Jörg Stefan Sell
Sell
jörg-stefan sell
Limitations:
50
Registername
Description:
You will receive the necessary information in order
to register by sending a NetMail to SqedRegister at
2:242/405.
Registration is for statistic purposes only and is
not bound to any fees. If you really want to donate a
few bucks , however, you are of course very welcome
to do so ! :-)
Syntax:
[<RegName>]
Examples:
Dirk Billerbeck
Volker Weber
Limitations:
1
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Registerkey
Description:
You will reveive your register key together with the
register name.
Syntax:
[<Key>]
Examples:
AA38DFBBC9255E2
Limitations:
1
Areas
On this notebook page you will find information about
all areas defined in SQUISH.CFG. The list-box
displays the areas in the same order they are defined
in SQUISH.CFG. Moreover you will obtain more data
about the kind and type of the currently marked area.
Refer to your mail-processor documentation for a more
detailed explanation of the two groups 'INFORMATION'
and 'TYPE'.
.SQL offset
Description:
This Keyword defines the offset Sqed/32 will use to
store the lastread-pointer in squish areas. Lastread-
pointer in Squish areas are kept in the
<path><name>.SQL files, whereas <path><name> is the
area definition in your SQUISH.CFG (NetArea, BadArea,
DupeArea, EchoArea).
Default value is 0 (for the first user).
Syntax:
<Number>
Examples:
2
Limitations:
1
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Windows
Messagelist
Description:
If this button is enabled, the messagelist ist
displayed on startup. You can also activate the
messagelist choosing 'Messagelist' in the 'Views'
menu or by pressing CTRL+L.
You can find a detailed description of the
messagelist in section 'Dialogs' on page 44.
Default value: enabled
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Arealist
Description:
Activates or deactivates the arealist on startup. You
can also enable the arealist with the 'Views' menu
('Arealist'), or by pressing CTRL+A.
The arealist is discussed in section 'Dialogs' on
page 43
Default value: Enabled
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Replylist
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Description:
Activates or deavtivates the replylist. The replylist
is explained on page 42
Default value: enabled
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Within Bad Areas
Description:
Shows all kludges in a seperate window if you are
within a "Bad Area".
Default value: on
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Within Dupe Areas
Description:
Shows all kludges in a seperate window if you are
within a "Dupe Area".
Default value: of
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
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Limitations:
inapplicable
Colours
These three choices allow you to define different
colours for the different line types in the
messagelist. This will help you to spot messages from
you or messages adressed to you very fast.
The example window will display the effects of your
changes immediately.
Subject
Description:
Colour of the subject line in the message list
window.
Default colour: black
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Messages to you
Description:
Within the message list window, the name of someone
who wrote a message to you is displayed in this
colour.
Default colour: red
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
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inapplicable
Messages from you
Description:
Within the message list window messages from you are
displayed in this colour.
Default colour: blue
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Editor
These options influence the appearance of the main
window where all messages are displayed and edited.
Editor foreground
Description:
Defines the foreground colour (the font colour) of
the main window.
Default colour: Current layout-colour for window text
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Editor background
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Description:
Defines the background colour of the main window.
Default colour: Currently selected colour for entry
fields in the layout-palette.
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Font
Description:
This button activates yet another window where the
font, font-style and font-size are defined. All
currently installed fonts can be used.
Default: 'System Proportional', 10 points
Moreover you can change the fonts in all windows by
OS/2's drag&drop technique. Simply drag the wanted
font out of OS/2's font palette onto the
corresponding window.
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
^A-Kludges
Description:
If this checkbox is enabled, all ^A-kludges as well
as MSGID, REPLY and PID-kludges are displayed in the
main window.
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You can also toggle this value using the context-menu
in the main window (View -> ^A-kludges).
Default value: off
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Path-Kludges
Description:
Determines whether or not path kludges are displayed
in the main window.
This value can also be toggled using the context-menu
of the main window (View -> Path-kludges)
Default value: on
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Seen-By-Kludges
Description:
If enabled, seen-by-kludges are displayed in the main
window.
Guess what ! Even this value can be changed using the
context-menu in the main window (View -> Seen-By
kludges). WOW ! Isn't that just great ? :-)
Default value: on
Syntax:
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inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Priorities
This selection defines the priorities of the
automatically generated filerequest messegas. Look on
page 43 for details on the filerequest dialog.
Direct
Description:
Determines whether or not automatically generated
file-request mails (more details on page 43) have the
direct-flag enabled.
If the direct-flag is enabled, the message is sent to
the destination adress without routing. Your mailer
determines at what time this message is sent. Refer
to the Squish documentation for more details.
Default value: on
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Crash
Description:
This message attribute is very similar. Again, your
request messages are sent to the destination adress
without routing. This attribute, however, tell your
mailer to sent these messages as soon as possible.
Again, have a look at the Squish documentation if you
are curious and want some more information.
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Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Macro
CTRL+1 bis CTRL+0
Description:
You can define up to 10 macros which are inserted in
your message by pressing CTRL-<number>. Just click
your mouse within the listbox and enter the desired
text.
Macros may expand over several lines. Empty spaces
and lines are inserted as they appear in the listbox.
Therefore, if a macro ends with an empty line, this
will also be inserted in the message.
Syntax:
[<Text>]
.
.
.
[<Text>]
Examples:
----------- Cut ----------
----------- Cut ----------
Limitations:
10
CarbonCopy
A Carbon Copy (CC) is an exact copy of a NetMail
which is sent to one ore more persons in addition to
the original recipient.
Sqed/32 uses a group oriented structure. You group
all recipients you want to adress into a Carbon Copy
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group. Choose your group members wisely since this
technique is only helpful if your groups do not
change too much.
In order to create a CC Netmail simply enter the name
of the desired CC group into the 'To:' field. When
you save this message, Sqed/32 creates an original
copy of the message with the SENT flag already set.
Moreover one copy is created for each group member
with the KILL flag set. Your mail processor will send
the message to all recipients. After the messages
have been sent, only the original copy remains in
your messagebase.
Group
Description:
By pressing the 'New' you activate another window.
Enter the name of the new CC-Group here. This new
group will then be inserted at the end of the combo-
box.
The 'delete' button deletes a group with all its
members (surprise !).
Syntax:
[<Groupname>]
Examples:
OS/2 User Group Boston
Monkey Island Fan association :-)
Limitations:
?
Mitglieder
Description:
This lisbox contains all members (and adresses) of
the selected CC-group.
In case you just created a new CC-group, the 'Add'-
Button is enabled. By choosing this button, the
nodelist-dialog (page 45) appears. This dialog helps
you finding the adresses of the desired members. New
members are inserted in the 'members' listbox.
If you want to add a member to an existing group,
first select on of the members and then choose 'Add'.
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In order to delete an entry simply select this entry
and click the 'Delete' button.
Paths
Here you specify some paths crucial to Sqed/32.
Echotoss.Log
Description:
When writing a new message in an echoarea Sqed/32
adds the areatag to the file ECHOTOSS.LOG.
By telling Squish about this file (using the -
f<echotoss.log> parameter) you might speed up your
echo-processing dramatically, since Squish no longer
searches all echoareas but only the areas with new
messages.
Syntax:
[<Path><Filename>]
Examples:
E:\POINT\TEMP\ECHOTOSS.LOG
Limitations:
1
Tempfile
Description:
?
Syntax:
[<Path><Filename>]
Examples:
F:\TEMP\Sqed.tmp
Limitations:
1
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Messages
Tearline in Netmails
Description:
Decides whether or not Sqed/32 attaches tearlines to
your netmail.
Default value: off
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Origin in Netmails
Description:
Decides whether or not Sqed/32 attaches an origin
line to your netmail.
Default value: off
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
PID benutzen
Description:
If this checkbox is enabled, Sqed/32 creates a PID-
line (PID = Product IDentification) within the ^A-
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kludges. Otherwise Sqed/32 attaches 'SQED <version>'
to the tearline.
Default value: off
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
insert Re:
Description:
If enabled, Sqed/32 adds 'Re: ' (Reply) to the
beginning of the subject line when you reply to a
message.
Default value: off
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Column wrap
Description:
Word wrapping starts in this column. This only
affects quoting messages.
Possible values: 10 to 75
Default value: 65
Syntax:
[<Number>]
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Examples:
66
34
Limitations:
1
Insert initials
Description:
Again, this only effects quoting messages. If
enabled, all quoted lines will begin with the
initials of the quoted author. Otherwise, quoting
behaves just like in CIS, meaning all quoted lines
start with '>'.
Default value: on
Syntax:
inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
Token
Sqed/32 tries to make life as easy as possible for
you. Therefore Sqed/32 gives you the capability of
using templates in order to do some typing for you.
Sqed/32 can enter text automatically at the following
positions:
- at the beginning of new messages
- at the beginning of replies in other areas
- at the beginning of replies in the same area
- at the beginning of forwarded messages
- at the end of forwarded messages
- at the end of all other messages
To make templates more flexible Sqed/32 offers
variables, so called tokens. Tokens are replaced with
the corresponding values at the time of the message
creation. The [DATE] token, e.g., is replaced with
the date and time of the message, which you are
replying to.
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If you want to define text to one of the sections
mentioned above, simply select this section in the
combobox and enter the textbox using your mouse. Now
enter the desired Text. If you want to insert a token
into the text, select a generic term from the lower
listbox and choose from the corresponding tokens. The
selected token is then entered at the current cursor
position in the upper textbox.
Header of new message
Description:
The text you define here is being placed at the
beginning of new messages.
Syntax:
[<Text> <Token>...]
.
.
.
[<Text> <Token>...]
Examples:
Hello [N_AN_V]!
Limitations:
?
Header of message in other area
Description:
Text you define here will be placed at the beginning
of replies, if you choose to reply in a different
area.
Syntax:
[<Text> <Token>...]
.
.
.
[<Text> <Token>...]
Examples:
* Reply to a message in [O_AREA]
Hi [N_AN_V]!
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Limitations:
??
Header of reply
Description:
This text is placed at the beginning of replies
within the same area.
Syntax:
[<Text> <Token>...]
.
.
.
[<Text> <Token>...]
Examples:
Hi [N_AN_V]!
Regarding your message to [O_AN]:
Limitations:
?
Header of forwarded message
Description:
This text if placed in front of forwarded messages.
Syntax:
[<Text> <Token>...]
.
.
.
[<Text> <Token>...]
Examples:
* Original area : [O_AREA]
* Destination area : [N_AREA]
* Original sender : [O_VON], [O_VON_A]
* Original recipient: [O_AN], [O_AN_A]
* Date of orig.msg. : [DATE]
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Limitations:
1
Footer of forwarded message
Description:
This text is appended to all forwarded messages.
WARNING: The text defined at 'Footer of message' is
at the very end of the message nevertheless.
Syntax:
[<Text> <Token>...]
.
.
.
[<Text> <Token>...]
Examples:
========== END OF FORWARDED MESSAGE ==========
Limitations:
??
Footer of message
Description:
This text is appended at the end of new and forwarded
messages.
Syntax:
[<Text> <Token>...]
.
.
.
[<Text> <Token>...]
Examples:
reg.
Jan-Peter
Limitations:
??
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The Tokens
Original sender + First name
Symbol: [O_VON_V]
Description:
The first name of the person who wrote the original
message.
Original sender + Last name
Symbol: [O_VON_N]
Description:
The surname of the person who wrote the original
message.
Original sender + Name
Symbol: [O_VON]
Description:
The complete name of the person who wrote the
original message.
Original receiver + First name
Symbol: [O_AN_V]
Description:
The first name of the person that the original
message was adressed to.
Original receiver + Last name
Symbol: [O_AN_N]
Description:
The surname of the person that the original message
was adressed to.
Original receiver + Name
Symbol: [O_AN]
Description:
The complete name of the person that the original
message was adressed to.
New sender + First name
Description:
The first name of the person writing the new message.
New sender + Last name
Symbol: [N_VON_N]
Description:
The surname of the person writing the new message.
New sender + Name
Symbol: [N_VON]
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Description:
The surname of the person writing the new message.
New receiver + First name
Symbol: [N_AN_V]
Description:
The first name of the new recipient.
New receiver + Last name
Symbol: [N_AN_N]
Description:
The surname of the new recipient.
New receiver + Name
Symbol: [N_AN]
Description:
The complete name of the new recipient.
Area + Original Area
Symbol: [O_AREA]
Description:
The name of the original area.
Area + Reply Area
Symbol: [N_AREA]
Description:
The name of the area where your reply will be placed
in.
Adress + Sender
Symbol: [O_VON_A]
Description:
The adress of the original message's sender.
Adress + Receiver
Symbol: [O_AN_A]
Description:
The adress of the original message's recipient.
Misc + Original date
Symbol: [DATE]
Description:
Date of the original message.
Alias
Description:
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Here you can define aliases. Aliases are
abbreviations. Each alias stands for a recipient and
maybe even his adress and a subject. When you enter
an alias in the recipient field and press the
[tabulator] key, the corresponding name, adress and
subject are filled in automatically.
This makes life a lot easier if you happen to write a
lot to some people.
Syntax:
ALIAS <Aliasname>;<Recipient>;[Recipient's
adress];[Subject]
Examples:
ALIAS bug;Jörg-Stefan Sell;2:242/405;Bugreport
ALIAS af;Areafix;2:242/400;<password>
ALIAS vowe;Volker Weber;2:2405/111;
Limitations:
20
Nodelist
Will be done soon.... :-(
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Miscellaneous informationen
Errorlevel
When exiting Sqed/32 one or more of the following
errorlevel may be returned :
1: New NetMail has been entered
2: New EchoMail has been entered
4: New LocalMail has been entered
Of course combinations of these errorlevels are
possible also. For example, an errorlevel of 3 means
that both, new NetMail and new EchoMail have been
entered.
Origins
Description:
Origins are attached to the end of messages in echo
areas (for netmail areas look at page 31). Your
origin should give a small description of your
mailbox. A more or less silly sentence or joke
appears to be the real standard, though.
Sqed/32 uses the origin defined in SQUISH.CFG as the
default origin.
However, you can define specific origins for each
echo area if you like.
In order to specify an origin line for a squish-area,
simply add a file <areatag>.SQO and put the origin at
the first line of this file.
Example:
Let's assume your SQUISH.CFG contains the following
definition:
EchoArea OS2 F:\POINT\MESSAGES\OS2\OS2INTL -$
2:2405/111
Now create the file OS2INTL.SQO in the directory
F:\POINT\MESSAGES\OS2 and enter the desired origin
line.
In case you use SEADOG-Echos, Sqed/32 looks for a
file called ORIGIN. The rest is similar to Squish-
areas.
Syntax:
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inapplicable
Examples:
inapplicable
Limitations:
inapplicable
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Dialogs
Find
You can invoke the find-dialog by pressing [CTRL+F]
within the main window. With the find-dialog you can
easily find messages by specifying one or more search
criteria.
In the left upper part of the dialog you will find
four checkboxes. You can select all checkboxes at the
same time. These checkboxes tell Sqed/32 where to
search:
- 'From' -> From field
- 'To' -> To field
- 'Subject' -> Subject field
- 'Text' -> Message text
By pressing the 'Add' button the currently selected
search pattern is added to the search criteria window
in the lower left part of the dialog. A search
pattern always consists of two elements: Where to
search and what to search for. The four checkboxes
tell Sqed/32 where to search. The 'Contents' field
tells Sqed/32 what to search for.
If you define more than one search pattern, these
patterns are combined with an OR operation. Therefore
all messages that satisfy at least one of the
conditions are found.
Search is not case sensitive.
You control the search process with the Video Wlayer
on the lower left edge of the dialog. The leftmost
button starts searching backwards, the middle button
stops searching and the rightmost button starts
searching forwards.
Messages that satisfy at least one of the search
patterns are displayed in the 'search results'
listbox at the right side. You can go to one of these
messages by simply clicking on it even if the search
process is not finished yet, as the search process is
a background operation with its own thread.
You end the query by pressing the 'End query' button.
Replylist
This dialog appears only when reading through
messages using the keyboard or the Video Wlayer.
Moreover the Replylist-Option (page 21) has to be
enabled. If a message has more than one reply and you
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press [CTRL-RIGHT] or the corresponding Video Wlayer
button, the replylist dialog pops up and shows you
all replies to the current message. Now choose which
reply you want to read.
Export file
You can activate this dialog using the main menu
(Edit Export) or the context menu in the messaglist
window. Simply enter path and filename and the
currently marked messages are exported to this file
in ASCII-Format.
Filerequest dialog
This dialog is activated by pressing CTRL-G within
the main window. This dialog actually is a file
request assistant and makes file requesting nice and
easy.
The first half of the dialog provides information
about the system that you are requesting the files
from. This data is retrieved from the current message
and the nodelist. You cannot alter these fields.
The combo box in the middle helps you choosing the
area, where the request message is places. Usualle
this is your netmail area.
All filenames Sqed/32 could discover in the message
text are listed in the listbox at the bottom of the
dialog. Simply select one or more files and click on
the 'Request'-Button to automatically generate a
request-message that can be processed by your mail
processor (e.g. Squish). This message has the KILL-
flag set. The priority of this message is set
according to the default values in the options
notebook (see page 27).
The 'Cancel'-button aborts the current operation and
therefore no request message will be generated.
Import
Export
Kludges
This dialog is available only in bad areas and dupe
areas. You will only see it if you enabled the
corresponding checkboxes in the options notebook (see
page 22). All kludges of the current message are
displayed in this dialog. This might help you
discover the reasons for dupes or bad messages.
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Messagelist
This window contains all unread messages of the
current area. This is the fastest way to get an
overview about messages and replies.
For each message its subject line and sender are
displayed. After the sender, all replies to this
message are shown, represented by their senders.
WARNING: Each message is only displayed once in the
message list. If a message is already displayed in
the reply list of another message, it will not appear
again. Replies are indented a bit. Actually you may
find the resulting structure similar to a message-
tree. Since describing this technique is quite
difficult, how about an example:
-----------------------
Very stupid subject!
Jan-Peter Koopmann
Jörg-Stefan Sell
Volker Weber
Bill Clinton
Next stupid subject!
Volker Weber
-----------------------
Explanation:
The first message with the subject "Very stupid
subject" was written by Jan-Peter Koopmann and has
two direct replies: Jörg-Stefan Sell and Bill Clinton
<grin>. Volker Weber, again, replied to Jörg-Stefan
Sell's message...
I hope you get the picture ! Just watch the message
window a bit and you will find out yourself !
By the way: Does anybody really read this
documentation ? If you really happen to read this,
write me a small message. Just curious if this work
pays off....
In order to work correctly, messages have to be
linked to their replies. Linking messages by
comparing their subject lines is not a very suitable
solution. Therefore please forget Squish's linking
feature. It will not provide the linking necessary
for Sqed/32. It does not provide real message linking
at all, by the way.
Several message kludges provide a much better way of
linking messages. All good fido message editors
should make use of the REPLY kludge. If you reply to
a message, your reply should therefore contain a
REPLY kludge and the message id of the message you
are refering to. If we could somehow link all
messages using their MSGIDs and REPLY kludges, we
would really have the sort of linking Sqed/32 needs.
In fact this appears to be the only reasonable way of
linking messages at all. Several utilities provide
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just this. One utility is SQMLINK. Please refer to
the corresponding documentation for more detail.
Now if you want to change to a specific message,
simply double click on the sender of the message and
the Sqed/32 will display the desired message in the
main window.
Of course you can mark one or more messages using
standard OS/2 procedures. Then you can use the
context menu to process all marked messages at the
same time.
You will find a detailed explanation of the message
window context menu on page 49.
Nodelist
This dialog will be completely redesigned in the near
future. Hold on !
About Sqed/32
This dialog provides some information about Sqed/32
(version, date of compilation, programmer, beta
tester, copyright etc.)
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Shortcuts
Key Function Menu item
----- -------- ---------
F1 Help on Sqed/32 Help
F2 Save message
F3 End Sqed/32 Message
Quit
Alt+F6 Switches between
open Sqed/32
windows
Strg+A Activate arealist View
arealist
Strg+C Change message Message
Change
Strg+F Find somethin
within messages
Strg+G Automatically
request files
Strg+I Import file into Edit
message text Import
Strg+K Copy message to Message
other area Copy
Strg+L Activate View
messagelist Messagelist
Strg+M Move message to Message
other area Move
Strg+N Create new message Message
New
Strg+Q Reply with quoting Message
Reply
With quoting
Strg+R Reply without Message
quoting Reply
Without
quoting
Strg+T Mark current
message in the
messagelist
[Pos1] Go to the first
message in the
current area
[Ende] Go to the last
message in the
current area
[Links] previous message
[Rechts] next message
+ change to the next
area
Taste Funktion Menüpunkt
----- -------- ---------
- change to the
previous area
CTRL+ Go to the message
[Links] the current
message refers to.
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CTRL+ Go to reply (or
[Rechts] replies) of the
current message
CTRL+<n> Insert macro <n>
SHIFT Open context-menu
+F10
Esc Discard message
DEL Delete message Message
Delete
SHIFT Paste contents of Edit
+[Einfg] the clipboard Paste
(TEXT only!)
CTRL+ Copy marked text Edit
[Einfg] to clipboard Copy
CTRL+ Move marked text Edit
[Entf] to clipboard Cut
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The Toolbar
The Video Wlayer
The Video Wlayer is located in the upper right corner
of the main window and consists of six buttons.
|< Go to the first message of this area
<< One message back in the current message thread
< Go to the previous message
> Go to the next message
>> Go to the next message in the current message
thread
If the current message has more than one reply
and you enabled the 'Reply list' option (page 21)
a dialog box with all available replies will pop
up.
>| Go to the last message of this area
While editing messages the Video Wlayer is replaced
by two buttons:
- Save
The current message is saved.
- Discard
Cancels current operation and discards all changes
Message attributes
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Context menus
Most of the entries in the context menus refer to
corresponding menu items and therefore need no more
explanation at this point.
Main window, reading messages
New
Reply
-> With quoting
-> Without quoting
Forward
Change
Delete
Current message will be deleted. You have to
confirm this action !
View
-> Path Kludges
-> ^A Kludges
-> Seen By Kludges
Quit
Main window, writing messages
Save
Discard
Messagelist
Delete
All marked messages / threads will be deleted.
Move
ny/a
Copy
ny/a
Export
A marked message will be exported to an ASCII-file
using the Export dialog.
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Refresh
Rebuilds the messagewindow starting with the
currently active message.
Arealist
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History of Sqed/32
Version Remarks
------- ---------
0.0,0.1 First steps
16 bit application
0.2x First 32 bit Version
vowe starts working on
the design
0.3x First internal beta
0.4x
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Beta tester
Peter Bankmann Oliver Ludwig
Dirk Billerbeck Mario Martelli
Andreas Braukmann Andrea Mennini
Oliver Bruckauf Roland Mühlstädt
Vince Coen Carsten Müller
Bernd Dammrose Carsten Pragst
Jörg Dreffein Hermann Reissig
roland gautschi (rol+) Hanspeter Roos
Thorsten Grimme Peter Scheffer
Oliver Hart Leonhard Scheiber
Dirk Heindörfer Roland Schiradin
Heinrich Kern Carsten Schmidt
Jan-Peter Koopmann Jochen Schnürle
Götz Kopmann Thomas Swoboda
Jürgen Koslowski Wilfried Tresp
Thomas Krause Eberhard Wagner
Marco Kremer Volker Weber (vowe)
Frank Küppers Peter Wienandt
Michael Linse Peter van Wiggen
I am afraid this list is not totally complete. In
case I forgot someone: I am really sorry. Contact me!
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Special thanks
Special thanks to
my parents needs no explanations, does
it?
Volker Weber who created 95% of the
editor's design and hence
made it useful !
Dirk Billerbeck for his great documentation
roland gautschi who always provided me with
great tips and examples at
any time of the day (and
night). His MSGED/EE
experience really helped a
lot !
[please come back!!!],
Tom Jennings for FidoNet,
Jim Nutt for the first usable FidoNet
editor
Scott J. Dudley for his perfect Squish
messagebase and its API
Achim, Annette, who always coped with my
Carlo, Martin moods
IBM Corp. for all OS/2 versions and the
CSet/2 Compiler
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Index
Arealist, 14
Beta tester, 52
CompuServe, 10
Context menu
main window, 49
messagelist, 49
Discard, 48
EchoMail, 40
ENGLISH.DLL, 12
Errorlevel, 40
Fido, 9; 10; 15
FidoNet, 9; 10; 15
GerNet, 10
IBM, 9; 11; 53
INI-files, 15
Internet, 10
LocalMail, 40
Message
Delete, 13; 49
Messagelist, 14
MSGAPI, 11
NetMail, 40
OS/2, 9; 11; 53
REPLY, 44
Save, 48
Sqed/32, 9; 45
Quit, 49
Registration, 10
Support, 10
Squish, 11; 16
SQUISH.CFG, 12; 15
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Video Wlayer, 48
VirNet, 10
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