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While I just see it, you can of course dispose of the &quot;set /a i+=1&quot; line; that's a leftover from an earlier version ...<br />

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While I just see it, you can of course dispose of the "set /a i+=1" line; that's a leftover from an earlier version ...


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Good afternoon,<br />
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Was is the max length of a &quot;net send&quot; message from user to user in a Win 2K environment?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Tony
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Good afternoon,

Was is the max length of a "net send" message from user to user in a Win 2K environment?

Thanks,
Tony

Max Length of a &quot;net send&quot; message

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Max Length of a &quot;net send&quot; message

Max Length of a "net send" message