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In article <819560963snz@wash.demon.co.uk>
   John Washington <john@wash.demon.co.uk> writes:
> 
> Personally I'm always a little worried about compression,
> the way that, on the rare occasion when it does fail, it
> fails catastrophically.  I'm one of those who's never let
> Stacker/Doublespace/etc near my drives, no matter how much
> the extra room would be welcome.

I've used Stacker for some time now for non-critical stuff, and had very 
few problems (very few = a similar level of problems to those on a non-
Stacked drive). Maybe my time will come, but there isn't too much to lose 
if it does. All my news/mail is stored compressed in this way. Any 
development work I do, however, is on uncompressed drives.

> 2. I like to have 'unusual' header lines drawn to my attention,
>    but I don't want to see run-of-the-mill headers.  So a

This would be a useful addition for many users. Also, something which 
catches follow-ups so you know where you're posting to is a good idea.

> 3. I'm currently tinkering with my 'name'.  At first everything

Most mailreaders allow this, I think. I reply to different mailboxes with 
different .sigs, different From: lines, etc.

Mark.
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