**** What's New In Microqwk **** Microqwk ver 1.2e December 1993 ¯ Spitfire BBS Features MicroQwk now supports the "Delete Previous" feature, an exclusive feature of Spitfire Bulletin Board Systems copyright by Buffalo Creek Software. If Microqwk detects that the current Qwk packet is from a Spitfire BBS, the user will be asked if they would like to delete the "previous" (reference) message that they are replying to. This feature only applies if you are replying to a message, and is not available when you choose to "Send" a message. MicroQwk in conjunction with Lakota version 1.1i now allows mail entered in a Net configured conference to remain on the local echo by choosing Local Echo when sending and replying to messages. ¯ CircuitNet 3.10 routed Mail MicroQwk allows CircuitNet 3.10 routed mail when replying to a CircuitNet 3.10 message. Currently CircuitNet software is being revised and new versions will not use routing information in the subject header. MicroQwk will be updated when the new version of CircuitNet is released and new routing specifications are released. ¯ Formatted Replies Formatted Output on replies is available from the Configuration Menu. If you toggle formatted output on, you will be asked for the line length for your output and for the length to break for a paragraph. MicroQwk defaults to 70 character line length and 58 for break length. You may also change these format parameters from Qwk Mail by pressing ALT - F6. Microqwk will not format commented text but will reproduce those lines without break. ¯ New Positioning Commands CtrlùLeft Arrow Go To Last Read message CtrlùRight Arrow Go To First Unread message Home Go To the First Message in the Conference End Go To the Last Message in the Conference ¯ New Updating Qwk Packet and Reply commands F10 Update and Save Reply Packet AltùF10 Update Qwk Packet and Reply Packet Microqwk ver 1.3b February 1994 MicroQwk now supports the creation of an .SDR (Spitfire Deletion Record) file. Previous versions of MicroQwk and Lakota were limited to the deletion of a message in the users message queue if that message was being replied to. MicroQwk now can tag messages that you wish to delete from your message queue, but are not important enough to reply to. Pressing F8 toggles the inclusion of that message in the .SDR file that is included in the reply packet sent to the Spitfire board. Lakota will then process this file when the packet is unzipped and read. With this feature it was also necessary to change the internal record keeping on the status of each message, so as an addition several improvments were made in their display while in the Qwk Mail viewer. A small bit of code was added that allows MicroQwk to be run from the Dos Path statement. NOTE : If you have a copy of Microqwk previous to version 1.2b, you should re-configure and save your new configuration before attempting to run this version !