The lack of macros. I have a specific use for them and nano doesn't have SD>that capability. I post a lot in the COOKING echo and I post a lot of SD>recipes. Since I use Meal-Master, a DOS-based recipe manager, I have the SD>macros programmed to put MM's exported recipe text file through dos2unix, SD>then read the recipe into the message, and finally add my signature to the SD>message. It's easier for me to just use the macros to do all of that.
Daryl Stout wrote to Sean Dennis <=-
Well, I got to the logon prompt, hit the macro, and nothing happened. Then, it hit me.
"You're not at the host console. You don't know your own password.
You can't logon to your own BBS"!! :P
Jimmy Anderson wrote to Daryl Stout <=-
LOL - that's like modern browsers remembering passwords. That's fine
and dandy til you're not using your own machine. :-) That's why I
still KNOW my passwords. ;-)
Well, I got to the logon prompt, hit the macro, and nothing happened. Then, it hit me.
"You're not at the host console. You don't know your own password. You can't logon to your own BBS"!! :P
LOL - that's like modern browsers remembering passwords. That's fine
and dandy til you're not using your own machine. :-) That's why I
still KNOW my passwords. ;-)
I still know my important passwords without issue because I make them SD>memorable only to me. Even with health and memory issues, some things are SD>still quite clear to me.
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