-=> Quoting Windjammer #1 @1509051*1 to Eugene Rounds #1 @1205003 <=-

 W#@> Re: Netting Automaticly

 > Here an update to my previous post on this, which will toss your mail packets
 > Create batch file as follows:
 > Vnet node# /dial2 /networdid=1
 > vme /toss
 > Change node# to whichever node to dial out on.
 > Change the number after /dial to your server number
 > Change the number after /networkid to the network your calling.
 > Eugene

 W#@> I tried to do this but all I got was the following:
 W#@> DSZLOG=
 W#@> DSZLOG environment variable not set.
 W#@> ?????????
 W#@> Thanks

 If the SET DSZLOG is not system wide in your autoexec.bat, running
 vnet at the command line or natch, any bats calling it as you found
 out, will crap out. (Apparantly VBBS when running does set it auto-
 matically, watch your net out sometime to see it.) Just add it to
 your batfile(s) as:

 @echo off
 set dszlog=d:\vbbs\dsz1.log        { d: = your \VBBS drive }
 vnet /node# /dial# /networkid=x    { # and x = whatever you use }
 vme /toss
 set dszlog=                        { may as well save some mem }
 :end

 With OS/2 Warp, I set dszlog specifically for a VBBS session only,
 thus I don't use it in autoexec system wide to save some RAM (like
 it eats THAT much <G>, so all of my command line on-the-fly client
 call-out bats have the sets in them.
 ZED!

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