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Did it to me, too, although to make things interesting, every now and then it would enable packages (on its own) that I had created for a whole other session.

Oh, I know that. I just like to have them separate so I can just choose which I want to open that time. It takes very little time in zMUD to click "Characters" and open the next one I want opened. ...

I like flexibility. I may not want to play all four characters that time. I may only want one, or any combination of the four.

And why mess with something that doesn't really do what I need whe ...

Vitae: Yes, I'm talking about multiplaying. I usually have about four characters connected to the same MUX at once. And in zMUD, it was very simple. Just create a Character for each one, and click ...

See now, for me it was perfect the way it was. CMUD came along and made it horribly, terribly complicated.

Vitae: They have made what you just descibed impossible without opening a new instance o ...

*chuckles* I would propose someone make it work the way it did in zMUD. It was very simple to do. One icon in the opening window (character screen) equals one connection, whether that be a specific ...

*Sighs*

Even though I created all those settings before I opened the sessions from the drop down menu, CMUD fried them. And did something so that there are more packages marked active for each ses ...

Oh lord. Don't get me started on 'packages'. I tried that 'package' junk, and managed to get everything screwed up to the point where I had to start from scratch again. Either I didn't get it, or i ...

Actually, I was about to post that the method described above by Taz, where you use the drop down menu instead of clicking the Session button, works.

I am currently logged into my usual haunt with ...

One "session" can contain windows for more than one character, more than one connection to the same or different hosts (a host is network address).

Looking at the Session "edit" window, I don' ...

I have read over the posts in this forum, and of the posts I could decipher, this hasn't really been addressed. Again, I may have missed it, because I'm not a programmer and about half of what is pos ...