$PG$

[Robert Hsiung <dr-bob@uchicago.edu>]

Hi,

Our old server died, so I'm recreating our archive in this new 
location, and for some reason now there are enough emails to trigger 
a second index page, and there are a couple things I thought I'd 
mention here:

1. At first, I didn't know about $MMDDYYYY$, so I just used 
$DDMMYYYY$. When I tried to change it, it didn't seem to make a 
difference. Now, starting from scratch, I get what I want. Maybe it 
was keeping something in the .db file to stay consistent once it 
started?

2. This is really the $PG$ issue.  :-)  It says in:

	http://mhonarc.org/MHonArc/doc/rcvars.html

that it takes as an argument an idx_page_spec -- FIRST, LAST, NEXT, 
PREV, TFIRST, TLAST, TNEXT, or TPREV -- and that if no value is 
given, the resource variable's value is undefined.

However, I think one of the examples used just $PG$ for the filename 
of the current date index page, and that works. But I also wanted 
something analogous for the thread index page. I tried $TIDXFNAME$, 
but that was just the first thread index page.

So, just for kicks, I tried $PG(T)$, and that does it.  :-)

Bob