Is there some hack to be able to change message area numbers? I messed up and added my freshly restored message areas in alphabetical order when I really need them in a slightly different layout. I'd prefer to not have to go through re-adding them in the correct order all again (though I will if have to).
Thanks for any input you may have...
You can cut and paste sub-boards in SCFG. It also has sorting options.
Re: message area index numbers
By: Digital Man to Sprite on Mon Dec 14 2020 21:04:42
You can cut and paste sub-boards in SCFG. It also has sorting options.
Forgive me here, I promise I'm not deliberately being obtuse... I'm just not exactly sure how you mean that should be done... You mean I can like hit ctrl-x on one of the message sub-boards under the applicable group and it will go into a buffer where I can ctrl-v it back in after I insert a blank in the appropriate position?
I tried messing around using the mouse
but didn't find any functionality that seemed to replicate what you're talking about...
Yes, but you don't need to insert a blank. It always paste-inserts abovethe
currently selected item.
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grolike hit ctrl-x on one of the message sub-boards under the applicable
insertand it will go into a buffer where I can ctrl-v it back in after I
theblank in the appropriate position?
Yes, but you don't need to insert a blank. It always paste-inserts above
currently selected item.
Re: Re: message area index numbersback
By: Digital Man to Sprite on Tue Dec 15 2020 10:58:32
Forgive me here, I promise I'm not deliberately being obtuse... I'm just not exactly sure how you mean that should be done... You mean I can like hit ctrl-x on one of the message sub-boards under the applicable gro and it will go into a buffer where I can ctrl-v it
in after I insert blank in the appropriate position?
Yes, but you don't need to insert a blank. It always paste-inserts above the currently selected item.
I tried doing this, as I mentioned before. It seemed to work just fine in scfg, but when I restarted the BBS and entered that messge group the message bases were still in the original order. Anything I missed here, possibly?
fiI tried doing this, as I mentioned before. It seemed to work just
grouin scfg, but when I restarted the BBS and entered that messge group the message bases were still in the original order. Anything I missed here, possibly?
If you used cuyt and paste to re-arrange the message bases in a message
then you'll want the sort order for that message group to be set to "Index Position" in SCFG.
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