> > I'm not used to working in a non-VM environment when it comes to LISTSERV > but I got a question about the format files are sent in, specifically, > the filelist file, if it contains records greater than 80 bytes. I tested > this and sure enough LISTSERV sends the file in Listserv-Punch format > no matter what you specify on the "F=fformat" option of the get command, > IF the file contains records greater than 80 bytes. Won't a list keeping > notebooks ALWAYS have a filelist greater than 80 bytes? > Is there anyway to override this? Is there a way to send the filelist > truncated to 80 bytes or less? Thanks in advance for you help. > > > --Greg Kroll > I'd be interested in the answer to this too and would like to tack on another question: can I do a PUT to my listserv list on a VM machine from a UNIX-type (AIX) machine? I'm a peripheral visionary... I can see into the future but just way off to the side. - Stephen Wright ___ ___ // ||\ /| // || || \/ | || \\___ hristopher || | ark \\___ onn [log in to unmask] _______________________________________________________________________________ Dead Runners Society PO Box 202292 Austin, Texas 78720-2292 (512) 258-5171 X3369 FAX: (512) 258-3906