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On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 20:20:36 -0800, gn_user >
wrote:


>>I cannot say for sure, that this not a 'Agent'-problem, but I don't
>>have the same problem with multi part posts from posters.
>>
>If you will set your copy of Agent to "Ignore File Fragments" I
>believe it should eliminate the problem. You can find it he


Thank you very much HTH,

That did the trick.
Agent is decoding Andrés pictures just fine now, and André keep on
posting, I am ready now )

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Regards Verner,

You're right, in my version of Agent the "Ignore Fragments" box is
checked by default.

André.

On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 20:20:36 -0800, gn_user >
wrote:

>On Thu, 15 Mar 2007 22:06:15 GMT, Verner Johnsen
>
>
>
><snip>
>>Hi André,
>>
>>All parts are coming through to my news servers as well, but there
>>still seems to be a problem with the multi part post.
>>
>The posting program used has included the 'body message' in both the
>1st and the 2nd part of the attachment.
>
>>My 'Fortés Agent" combines the multi part the posts, but it cannot
>>decode it properly.
>>It shows most of the image, but the bottom part is missing, and there
>>is a lot of coded message after the uncompleted image.
>>
>From your description, when Agent encountered the 'body message' in
>part 2 of the post, it recognized it was not valid data and stopped
>decoding the file at that point.
>
>>I cannot say for sure, that this not a 'Agent'-problem, but I don't
>>have the same problem with multi part posts from posters.
>>
>If you will set your copy of Agent to "Ignore File Fragments" I
>believe it should eliminate the problem. You can find it he
>
>Folder>Default Properties>Receiving Messages>File Handling
>
>[ x ] Ignore Fragments
>
>(IOW you want to have this box checked.)
>
>Not verified with version 4.2 but expect it is the same as version
>3.3. If you would like a more complete description you should find
>one under - HELP>Index>Default folder properties
>
>Since Andre said his reader decoded it OK I have to think it's a
>difference in settings rather than a problem with Agent. As always if
>this doesn't take care of it or you need more information the best
>place is always he
>
>alt.usenet.offline-reader.forte-agent
>
><snip>
>
>Attachment is screenshot showing box that needs to be checked.
>
>HTH
>
>

Sorry, André, I was in a hurry and away for a few days. I meant Newsfeeds -
it's the server I use to post in text. A few people couldn't see those
posts, though, so I use Giganews as well.

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Z~

On 17-Mar-2007, André Ritzinger > wrote:

> What do you mean by Superfeed posts? I'm unfamiliar with this.
>
> André.
>
> On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 21:58:28 GMT, "Zinc" >
> wrote:
>
> >I just got another missing part error on Max's one-line text post, so
> >it's a
> >News Rover bug.
> >
> >Also, I notice your server is accepting Superfeed posts now.

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On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 22:30:57 GMT, Verner Johnsen
>
>

>On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 20:20:36 -0800, gn_user >
>wrote:
>
>
>>>I cannot say for sure, that this not a 'Agent'-problem, but I don't
>>>have the same problem with multi part posts from posters.
>>>
>>If you will set your copy of Agent to "Ignore File Fragments" I
>>believe it should eliminate the problem. You can find it he
>
>
>Thank you very much HTH,
>
>That did the trick.
>Agent is decoding Andrés pictures just fine now, and André keep on
>posting, I am ready now )

Wonderful.

On Wed, 21 Mar 2007 00:11:33 +0100, André Ritzinger
> >

>You're right, in my version of Agent the "Ignore Fragments" box is
>checked by default.
>
>André.
>
I believe it is the default, Agent runs pretty good right out of the
box. I'm curious to know, what was used for the other post?

If you have an interest in trying a different one I can recommend this
one. It's simple to use but also has options for multiple servers,
uue or yenc, and adjusting parts up to 6MB. It's also the only version
of PP I know of that correctly makes single part posts in yenc.

PPK2 - JW version C version
(Last one at bottom of page)
http://codeccorner.com/usenethelp/yEnc.html

Everything is fine just the way it is for me also Andre, thanks for
posting.

For bulk posting I use an old program called NewsPost (version 2.2,
dating back to 1997). It's the most versatile and easy to use bulk
posting program I've come across in all those years. It's a pity that
its development was ended soon after the version I have. And I like
the fact that it combines text and binaries in one message (though
this might have been the problem for some when combining the multipart
messages).
I never have been a big fan of PowerPost 2000 though for posting large
files it's certainly better than the program I use. But I'll look into
the version you've suggested.
Thanks for your help.

André.

On Wed, 21 Mar 2007 22:06:41 -0800, gn_user >
wrote:

>On Wed, 21 Mar 2007 00:11:33 +0100, André Ritzinger
> >
>
>>You're right, in my version of Agent the "Ignore Fragments" box is
>>checked by default.
>>
>>André.
>>
>I believe it is the default, Agent runs pretty good right out of the
>box. I'm curious to know, what was used for the other post?
>
>If you have an interest in trying a different one I can recommend this
>one. It's simple to use but also has options for multiple servers,
>uue or yenc, and adjusting parts up to 6MB. It's also the only version
>of PP I know of that correctly makes single part posts in yenc.
>
>PPK2 - JW version C version
>(Last one at bottom of page)
>http://codeccorner.com/usenethelp/yEnc.html
>
>Everything is fine just the way it is for me also Andre, thanks for
>posting.