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    From Ed Vance to Mike Powell on Mon Mar 24 19:26:53 2025
    I looked in CCO's File section wondering if You had a tree list of all the networks and their forums/echos but didn't see anything in the file lists like that.

    I know making such a file would take some time when You could be doing other things at home.
    Just a thought.

    Ed
  • From Mike Powell to ED VANCE on Tue Mar 25 08:08:00 2025
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    I looked in CCO's File section wondering if You had a tree list of all the networks and their forums/echos but didn't see anything in the file lists like
    that.

    I know making such a file would take some time when You could be doing other things at home.
    Just a thought.

    What did you have in mind exactly? A listing of each echo carried, or a
    master list that shows which echo is in which group?

    Some sysops prefer to group echoes by network. Back on GT I always grouped them by subject, but some echoes don't always have easy to group
    subjects. ;)

    Mike

    * SLMR 2.1a * Here is a loud announcement... Silence in the studio!!
  • From Ed Vance to Mike Powell on Tue Mar 25 15:13:46 2025


    What did you have in mind exactly? A listing of each echo carried, or a master list that shows which echo is in which group?

    Some sysops prefer to group echoes by network. Back on GT I always grouped them by subject, but some echoes don't always have easy to group
    subjects. ;)

    Mike

    * SLMR 2.1a * Here is a loud announcement... Silence in the studio!!


    Which echos are in each group or sub-group.

    Something like:

    Main -------[ echo 1
    [echo 2

    General-------[Dove
    [FSX
    [etc.
    [etc

    Radio Electronics--------[echo 1
    [echo2
    [etc.

    ETC.

    ETC

    Then when I'm wondering where a forum is I can click the Files tab and look at the listing of echos.

    I did try adding the Epson App to this phone to allow me to print stuff from this phone via Wi-Fi but not able to print anything that I tried to print using that method. Printer is a Epson Stylus NX430.

    And yes, I did try enabling Wi-Fi on the AIO Printer.

    I don't really care to use Wi-Fi here. When I got the AIO Printer the first thing I did was turn Wi-Fi Off .
    My thinking was that I wasn't wanting any neighbors interfering when I was Printing or Scanning something.

    After not seeing printout(s) from this phone I turned Wi-Fi Off again.
    ( Didn't want the neighbors seeing the SSID signal from the AIO).
  • From Ed Vance to Mike Powell on Tue Mar 25 15:21:28 2025
    Mike I just looked at the msg I entered and didn't see the extra spaces I entered to have the forums under each other as I had typed them.

    What I meant to type was:

    Group--------[echo
    ___________[echo

    See what I mean?

    Here On Earth Computers Alway Win Because They Have Inside Information.
    IT did it again in my previous msg about my big idea of a echo list
    Ed
  • From Mike Powell to ED VANCE on Wed Mar 26 08:17:00 2025
    Mike I just looked at the msg I entered and didn't see the extra spaces I entered to have the forums under each other as I had typed them.

    What I meant to type was:

    Group--------[echo
    ___________[echo

    See what I mean?

    Yeah, I don't know of a utility that will produce such a list but I will
    look into it.

    Mike


    * SLMR 2.1a * All the world's indeed a stage & we are merely players...
  • From Ed Vance to Mike Powell on Wed Mar 26 09:19:39 2025
    I was thinking of the format being like the DOS TREE command looks like.
    But You're running Linux on CCO BBS .

    It has been some time that I played with Ubuntu's Terminal.
    Would have to boot the U'u CD up and see if there is a similar command as DOS's TREE.

    Ah! another ROUNDTUIT.
    Ed