Re: Scary message (success!)

2013-08-11 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Jack,

On Fri, 9 Aug 2013 16:34:57 -0500 GMT (10-Aug-13, 04:34 +0700 GMT),
Jack S. LaRosa wrote:

 Thanks to everyone's patience and understanding, I finally understood that I 
 had
 to create a new folder using Windows Explorer in the same directory which
 contained the original Faux inbox folder.  After a couple of failed tries
 (because I copied EVERYTHING contained in the Faux inbox folder) I finally
 learned that all I had to copy was the MESSAGE.TBB file, nothing else.

I believe you would have had the same result had you deleted the index
file as I suggested. ;-) Too late now to check.

 I have just one remaining question though, the original Faux inbox folder when
 viewed using WE showed A LOT of .tmp files, some quite large.  Anyone have any
 idea how those were created and what they're for?  No biggie but I am curious.

Yeah, just delete them. They are not needed anymore and just slow down
your system.

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Cheers,
Thomas.

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Re: Scary message (success!)

2013-08-11 Thread MFPA
Hi


On Sunday 11 August 2013 at 4:35:05 PM, in
mid:1768351342.20130811223...@thebat.net, Thomas Fernandez wrote:




 Yeah, just delete them. They are not needed anymore and
 just slow down your system.  


Any ideas why would they be in that folder instead of the Temp folder? 
I get them in the temp folder, and they are usually deleted when I 
close TB!. But sometimes my anti-virus interefers before TB! finishes, 
or my computer hangs, or TB! freezes, or whatever, and they are not 
deleted until I do it.



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Default To: address for a mailing list

2013-08-11 Thread Robert Bull
For mailing lists, I set up one folder per list, and have a filter to
send incoming messages to it.  I imagine that's what all TB! users do.

When addressing a new message to a group, or replying to a message,
one has to use the official group address, which for this group is
TBUDL tbudl@thebat.dutaint.com. Please, is there any way to set the
default To: address for New: and Reply: messages to the official group
address, when in mailing list folders? That saves me from having to
remember what it is, avoids me replying to someone else's malformed
address, and avoids other people seeing an address that looks like

TBUDL tbudl@thebat.dutaint.com

or

RoelofOtten ro...@otten.tv (E-mailaholics International)

which sometimes confuses them as to whether I'm replying to an
individual or to the group.

Apologies for not explaining very well...

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Re: Scary message (success!)

2013-08-11 Thread Jack S. LaRosa
Hello Thomas,

On Sunday, August 11, 2013 you wrote:

TF Hello Jack,

TF On Fri, 9 Aug 2013 16:34:57 -0500 GMT (10-Aug-13, 04:34 +0700 GMT),
TF Jack S. LaRosa wrote:

 Thanks to everyone's patience and understanding, I finally understood that I 
 had
 to create a new folder using Windows Explorer in the same directory which
 contained the original Faux inbox folder.  After a couple of failed tries
 (because I copied EVERYTHING contained in the Faux inbox folder) I finally
 learned that all I had to copy was the MESSAGE.TBB file, nothing else.

TF I believe you would have had the same result had you deleted the index
TF file as I suggested. ;-) Too late now to check.

In retrospect it sure would have been easier to simply rename the MESSAGES.TBN
file as you originally suggested instead of going through the procedures I
eventually undertook.  But my abject fear of losing all 1900-plus messages
caused me to exercise an absurd amount of caution.  Remember, this was my wife's
TB!  Somehow, it just seemed safer to do it the way I eventually did.

Fortunately, it worked and now it's documented in the archives for the next poor
shulb faced with the same thing.

 I have just one remaining question though, the original Faux inbox folder 
 when
 viewed using WE showed A LOT of .tmp files, some quite large.  Anyone have 
 any
 idea how those were created and what they're for?  No biggie but I am 
 curious.

TF Yeah, just delete them. They are not needed anymore and just slow down
TF your system.

Anymore?  That implies that they were needed at some point in the past does it
not?  Were they generated from previous versions and then just never cleaned out
with successive upgrades?

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Re: Default To: address for a mailing list

2013-08-11 Thread Leonard S. Berkowitz
On Sunday, August 11, 2013, 5:30:33 PM, Robert Bull (tbudl@thebat.dutaint.com) 
wrote:

 Please, is there any way to set the
 default To: address for New: and Reply: messages to the official group
 address, when in mailing list folders? That saves me from having to
 remember what it is, avoids me replying to someone else's malformed
 address,

From what I can tell, the Properties option for a folder offers the
opportunity for New, Reply, and Forward templates just like individual
address book entries.
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