Hello,
over the past 2 or three days, TB seems to lag quite a bit.
New messages show "no message loaded" for up to 5 seconds, before
the message finally shows.
Any ideas what the reason could be?
I'm using IMAP with Gmail, and haven't changed anything lately.
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Be
On 10/26/2010 you wrote:
I have Thunderbird installed for just such occasions. My preferred
client is The Bat, but since it is IMAP, I can use any client to get the
messages and Thunderbird is a good way of testing whether the problem
is server or client related.
I couldn't get Thunderbird
Hello TheLimit,
On Monday, October 25, 2010, 9:57:08 PM, TheLimit wrote:
Thanks for your reply. If any of my answers give you
reason to think I can give the thing a swift kick, I'd
appreciate knowing what boots to wear :-)
I'm beginning to think that not many Batters are using
IMAP, and
On Tuesday, October 26, 2010, 5:03:47 AM, jb_lists...@trink.co.uk wrote:
I'm beginning to think that not many Batters are using
IMAP, and maybe more to the point, the reason for it :-/
I have Thunderbird installed for just such occasions. My preferred
client is The Bat, but since it is
Hello TheLimit,
On Sunday, October 24, 2010, 7:12:04 PM, TheLimit wrote:
Nothing has changed in the account settings. I'm stumped.
If anyone can tell me how to get it to load these messages
so I can read them, I'm all ears. A few of them at least are
important; those which are obviously spam
Hello TheLimit,
On Sunday, October 24, 2010, 7:12:04 PM, TheLimit wrote:
Nothing has changed in the account settings. I'm stumped.
If anyone can tell me how to get it to load these messages
so I can read them, I'm all ears. A few of them at least are
important; those which are obviously
Hi Batters -
My IMAP account has stopped loading messages.
I'm not sure how to describe this; it lists the messages,
and has continued (for the two days this has happened) to
dl the subject lines, but refuses to load the messages.
The text window just says 'no message loaded'.
Nothing has
to the latest version and everything seemed fine.
TL I first noticed that when using the search function and then trying to
TL double click on one of the results to open the email, it does not
TL work.
TL Now I get the same result when doubleclicking in the main panel : No
TL message loaded.
I can't
the same result when doubleclicking in the main panel : No
TL message loaded.
I can't reproduce that behaviour over here.
You wouldn't per chance have changed the double click speed of your
mouse, so that you can't double click fast enough, would you?
What happens when press enter when you've
Hallo Tom,
On Fri, 8 Sep 2006 20:23:04 +1000GMT (8-9-2006, 12:23 , where I live),
you wrote:
TL Yes, unfortunately this is the case but as you said, the messages must
TL still be there as I can see them in the preview pane and when trying
TL to forward.
I noticed that you've moved back to
, reimported to new folder as
suggested. Only one message was successfully imported and this message
then showed the same symptoms.
What happens when you copy all messages to another (new) folder and
double click the copies afterwards?
same effect - no message loaded
??? Just before sending this reply
Hi Dean
Friday, September 8, 2006, 11:15:37 PM, you wrote:
I ran into the same problem. I reloaded the MSI file, went back a
version and still had grey messages. I eventually went back to the
latest 385.01 version and after about 30 minutes all of sudden the
emails just started to show up
Hallo Tom,
On Fri, 8 Sep 2006 23:03:31 +1000GMT (8-9-2006, 15:03 , where I live),
you wrote:
TL You are very observant, certainly more observant than I am. My
TL signature was wrong, I had only amended the sig in new messages but
TL not updated the reply function. I am still using 3.85.02.
You
the email, it does not
work.
Now I get the same result when doubleclicking in the main panel : No
message loaded.
I suspect it's just some config issue (maybe different by default in
the new version) as the email can still be seen in the preview pane.
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Best regards,
Tom
using TB 3.85.02 on XP
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