What does the "O" mean in an arealist, as below?

OpenXP Re-Org Message Netcall Fido Edit Config Tools ?
New Delete Edit Join Move ^Split Access Special +/- ����������������������������������������������������������������
14 1 /�Netcall
~ 2:221/1 1 /August Abolins/2:221/1.58
O 65 2:221/1 3 /FIDO/COFFEE_KLATSCH
65 2:221/1 3 /FIDO/ELIST


../|ug

--- OpenXP 5.0.38
* Origin: /|ug's Point, ONT, CANADA (2:221/1.58)

Hello August!

On 11.04.19 at 18:48, August Abolins wrote to Martin Foster:

What does the "O" mean in an arealist, as below?

OpenXP Re-Org Message Netcall Fido Edit Config Tools ?
New Delete Edit Join Move ^Split Access Special +/- ����������������������������������������������������������������
14 1 /�Netcall
~ 2:221/1 1 /August Abolins/2:221/1.58
O 65 2:221/1 3 /FIDO/COFFEE_KLATSCH
65 2:221/1 3 /FIDO/ELIST

It means that you've defined a different origin to your default origin
for that particular area.

Regards,
Martin

--- OpenXP 5.0.38
* Origin: Bitz-Box - Bradford - UK (2:240/2188.31)

Hello Martin!

** 12.04.19 - 12:50, Martin Foster wrote to August Abolins:

What does the "O" mean in an arealist, as below?

OpenXP Re-Org Message Netcall Fido Edit Config Tools ?
New Delete Edit Join Move ^Split Access Special +/- AA>>���������������������������������������������������������������
14 1 /�Netcall
~ 2:221/1 1 /August Abolins/2:221/1.58
O 65 2:221/1 3 /FIDO/COFFEE_KLATSCH
65 2:221/1 3 /FIDO/ELIST

It means that you've defined a different origin to your default origin
for that particular area.

Hmmm.. It seems to have gone away, on its own! I did not mess with
Origins. I'm not even sure how to do that in oxp.




../|ug

--- OpenXP 5.0.38
* Origin: /|ug's Point, ONT, CANADA (2:221/1.58)

Hello August!

On 13.04.19 at 19:27, August Abolins wrote to Martin Foster:

What does the "O" mean in an arealist, as below?

OpenXP Re-Org Message Netcall Fido Edit Config Tools ?
New Delete Edit Join Move ^Split Access Special +/-
���������������������������������������������������������������
14 1 /�Netcall
~ 2:221/1 1 /August Abolins/2:221/1.58
O 65 2:221/1 3 /FIDO/COFFEE_KLATSCH
65 2:221/1 3 /FIDO/ELIST

It means that you've defined a different origin to your default origin
for that particular area.

Hmmm.. It seems to have gone away, on its own! I did not mess
with Origins. I'm not even sure how to do that in oxp.

There are three places in OpenXP where you can define an origin:

[1] Default origin:
/Edit/Servers/Edit/Names

[2] Group origin:
/Edit/Groups/Netz/Edit/Fido

[3] Area origin:
/Special
Cursor over the area you wish to define a specific origin for
and press <Enter>.

I've just changed mine for this area and I now see an "O" in the left-
hand column ;-)

Regards,
Martin

--- OpenXP 5.0.38
* Origin: Marmite-on-Toast (2:240/2188.31)

Hello Martin!

I am now inside Apoint, but this reply is about OXP.

There are three places in OpenXP where you can define an origin:

[1] Default origin:
/Edit/Servers/Edit/Names

[2] Group origin:
/Edit/Groups/Netz/Edit/Fido

[3] Area origin:
/Special
Cursor over the area you wish to define a specific origin
for
and press <Enter>.

Too many options! :) I can still get lost between the /S)pecial and /W)rite
menus!

The different levels of customizing the Origin is not too bad. I wonder what the author had in mind to desire manipulating the text in the origin line so much.


../|ug

--- APoint 1.25
* Origin: ASCII stupid question, get stupid ANSI. (2:221/1.59)

Hello August!

On 16.04.19 at 20:04, August Abolins wrote to Martin Foster:

[snip]

The different levels of customizing the Origin is not too bad. I
wonder what the author had in mind to desire manipulating the
text in the origin line so much.

Versatility perhaps :)

Regards,
Martin

--- OpenXP 5.0.38
* Origin: Bitz-Box - Bradford - UK (2:240/2188.31)