There is a way to disable the message --
put this line in your login.com file:
$define pine_warning off
 
I was told that it would remain experimental until the Help Desk had
documentation to support it, but the other day I was at the Help Desk (for
half an hour, but that's another story) and saw a staffer using a Target
Hotline station pull up pine, so it looks as if they can use it at the Help
Desk....
 
--micah
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Chris Carman <[log in to unmask]> wrote in article
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> Two quick suggestions:
>
> 1) If we've had Pine for a couple years and people use it as their
primary
> mainframe method of email, can the annoying little "experimental command"
> warning be removed?  Or is there a switch that will cause this to not pop
up?
>
> 2) Although mu.comp.mail doesn't receive much traffic, would it make
sense to
> split it up into mu.comp.mail.pine, mu.comp.mail.eudora, etc?  Just an
idea.
>
> Thanks!
> -Chris Carman
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