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Title: Basil Pesto
Categories: Sauces, Herbs, Cheese, Nuts, Citrus
Yield: 16 Servings

2 tb Pine nuts; toasted
2 lg Garlic cloves
2 3/4 c Fresh basil leaves
2 tb Grated fresh Parmesan cheese
2 ts Lemon juice
3 tb Extra-virgin olive oil

Drop pine nuts and garlic through food chute with food
processor on, and process until minced. Add basil, cheese,
and lemon juice; process until finely minced. With
processor on, slowly pour oil through food chute; process
until well-blended. Spoon into a zip-top heavy-duty
plastic bag; store in refrigerator.

Yield: 1 cup (serving size: 1 tablespoon).

Recipe By: Cooking Light, Sept. 1995

Uncle Dirty Dave's Kitchen

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For some reason, these are showing up in the HAM TECH echo here?

Mike

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On 2019 Mar 22 18:20:00, you wrote to DAVE DRUM:

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For some reason, these are showing up in the HAM TECH echo here?

my system added new message areas which knocked a few QWK areas to a different area number... dave just didn't catch the change bulletin which was probably my
fault because it is displayed during logon all the time right now instead of only when new areas have been added...

i'm not sure how to handle that yet but more code will have to be employed to check the user's last logon date/time with the date/time of something else, maybe the "bulletin" itself, indicating when the change too place so it is only
displayed to users that haven't seen it...

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On 03-23-19 11:53, mark lewis wrote to Mike Powell <=-

my system added new message areas which knocked a few QWK areas to a different area number... dave just didn't catch the change bulletin
which was probably my fault because it is displayed during logon all
the time right now instead of only when new areas have been added...

Hmm, you need to setup static conferences numbers on your QWK hub?


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On 2019 Mar 24 08:34:00, you wrote to me:

my system added new message areas which knocked a few QWK areas to a
different area number... dave just didn't catch the change bulletin
which was probably my fault because it is displayed during logon all
the time right now instead of only when new areas have been added...

Hmm, you need to setup static conferences numbers on your QWK hub?

i'm not a QWK hub... it was a user uploading QWK mail before checking that the conference numbers were still accurate for the areas they were posting in... i don't even know what numbers they have without going into scfg and wading through all the areas looking specifically for them...

static would be good, though... i'm concerned with how they would be listed on the user's end when i insert new areas into the config in alphabetical order...
then there's the same problem but in reverse when areas are removed...

these two problems (above) are one of the main reasons why i much prefer FTN echotags over QWK area numbers... the numbers can change but with echotags it doesn't matter what order they are in, the tag is always used so adding/removing areas doesn't lead to messages being posted into the wrong areas...

we probably should move this over to one of the sbbs areas, though...

)\/(ark

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Hi mark!

24 Mar 2019 12:57, from mark lewis -> Tony Langdon:

these two problems (above) are one of the main reasons why i much
prefer FTN echotags over QWK area numbers...

I could not agree more.

CU, Ricsi

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On 03-24-19 12:57, mark lewis wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

i'm not a QWK hub... it was a user uploading QWK mail before checking
that the conference numbers were still accurate for the areas they were posting in... i don't even know what numbers they have without going
into scfg and wading through all the areas looking specifically for them...

Ahh, OK, that'll do it too. I've done that to myself by accident a couple of times lol

static would be good, though... i'm concerned with how they would be listed on the user's end when i insert new areas into the config in alphabetical order... then there's the same problem but in reverse when areas are removed...

I add new areas at the end where possible. I still use dynamic conference numbers for non networked nets and use static numbers for the QWK networks.

these two problems (above) are one of the main reasons why i much
prefer FTN echotags over QWK area numbers... the numbers can change but with echotags it doesn't matter what order they are in, the tag is
always used so adding/removing areas doesn't lead to messages being
posted into the wrong areas...

You can set your QWK numbers to be static. And don't use consecutive numbers, if you want to be able to insert conferences between them.

we probably should move this over to one of the sbbs areas, though...

Feel free to, I am linked up. :)


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