Re: Copying Account Properties

[Marck D Pearlstone]

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Hi Keith,

On 06 July 2001 at  13:16:22 -0600 (which was 20:16 where I live)
Keith Russell wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and made these points:

KR (Marck, I am unable to access your Web page to view the FAQ. Are
KR you having problems?)

Not AFAIK. I don't run the host machines - they're in an ISP server
room somewhere in Scotland.

KR Can anyone tell me the purpose of each of these files, and tell me
KR which ones I need to copy to the new account?

Let me have a stab

KR ACCOUNT.CFG

Configuration data - default templates, cookies etc.

KR ACCOUNT.FLX

Folders

KR ACCOUNT.HIS

History data (for to, from, CC, BCC, search, etc.)

KR ACCOUNT.LOG

Log

KR ACCOUNT.M_D
KR ACCOUNT.M_R

I don't know what these are - they appear to be empty on my system.

KR ACCOUNT.PFX

S/MIME certificate data.

KR ACCOUNT.SCE

S/MIME certificate data.

KR ACCOUNT.SRX

Filters

KR ACCOUNT.VCF

Your account vCard VCF data.

There is also ACCOUNT.QTN which contains the quick templates. I don't
know if there's any account data in the registry ... but I don't think
there is.

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Re: I need to strip HTML

[A Curtis Martin]

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On Fri, 6 Jul 2001 09:09:29 -0700, Paul wrote these words of wisdom:

...
PW I am subscribed to one mailing list where most of the members send
PW HTML Email. I have searched the archives and the Help files for a way
PW to strip the html part. I know I have seen an answer to this
PW somewhere, but can not remember where or when. If I can set up a
PW filter to strip them on incoming, great. If it has to be a manual
PW thing, that is OK also. I am just trying to avoid doing 200 per day,
PW one at a time. Any help greatly appreciated.

AFAIK, TB! has no inherent functionality to strip HTML from the messages.

I personally use a local mail server, MDaemon, to do this. I've heard
mention of using an external application to process the mail upon receipt
before they reach the inbox by way of the filter action to run an external
application. I'm not sure if anyone has actually done or is presently
using such a method.

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Filtering

[Joakim Nilsson]

Hello TBUDL,

  I have looked all over for a solution to my problem but I couldn't
  find any at all. Maybe I have overlooked something or looked in the
  wrong places.
  Anyhow, here is my question. How do I set up a filter that puts all
  incoming mail from @CNN.com to a specific folder?

  Thank you.

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Re: Filtering

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On Sat, 7 Jul 2001 18:29:23 +0200, Joakim graced us with these comments:
...
JN I have looked all over for a solution to my problem but I couldn't
JN find any at all. Maybe I have overlooked something or looked in the
JN wrong places. Anyhow, here is my question. How do I set up a filter
JN that puts all incoming mail from @CNN.com to a specific folder?

Open Sorting Office/Filters and create a new incoming filter.

Source: Inbox
Destination Folder: the folder you defined
Filtering String: @CNN.com   Location: Sender   Presence: Yes

That should do it.

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Re: Norton AV and TB

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On July 7, 2001, at 9:31:05 AM, Orson Kellogg wrote:

 I have ATT @Home, and with this ISP the name we enter for mail server
 is simply mail.

I believe that is where your problem may lie. Simply typing mail should
not work... it has to be mail.server name. What have you listed as your
SMTP Server? Are you able to send messages with just mail as you SMTP
Server name?


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Re[2]: Norton AV and TB

[Orson Kellogg]

Hi Nick,

Yes, mail is used for both SMTP server and Mail Server -- it works
and it's what was recommended by ATT.

Maybe I have to enter the full address for my mail servers?

Orson


 I have ATT @Home, and with this ISP the name we enter for mail
 server is simply mail.

 I believe that is where your problem may lie. Simply typing mail should
 not work... it has to be mail.server name. What have you listed as your
 SMTP Server? Are you able to send messages with just mail as you SMTP
 Server name?

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Multiple AB's

[Jack LaRosa]

Hello Bats!,

  The README for v1.53d mentions the ability to have multiple address
  books. To wit: [+] Each account can have its personal default address book.

  I can't find anything in the help file regarding this nor can I find
  anything in the archives except some vague references to the
  multiple user features of Windoze.

  I have only two accounts and successfully set up many versions ago, an
  AB for each account. The only problem I had (still have) is that
  favorites checked in *each* AB appear whenever the arrow next to
  CREATE A NEW MESSAGE is pressed regardless of which account I
  happen to be in.

  Am I wrong in assuming that with this new version I should not
  expect this to happen?
  

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Re: Sending Later: How do I do that?

[Tony A.T. Mendina]

Curtis,

Thanks for the info; I thought I'd upgraded, I must have forgotten.

Thanks again,

Tony

A Curtis Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] said at 9:14 PM on 7/5/2001:

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R My problem is just the reverse. I have ticked the 'immediate delivery'
R option, yet the mails remain in the outbox, till I click on Send. I too
R use 1.53d

 How do you send your mail?

 If you hit the 'send the letter' toolbar button, the message will be
 immediately sent. If you use CTRL-Enter and immediate delivery is enabled
 then the message will be immediately sent. If you choose to 'put the
 message in the outbox' then the message will not be immediately sent.

R 1.52d is later than 1.53d ?

 That was a mistake. I meant v1.53d. Tony is using v1.53bis which carries
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Re[3]: Norton AV and TB

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Hello Orson,

Saturday, July 07, 2001, 10:10:33 AM, you wrote:

OK Hi Nick,

OK Yes, mail is used for both SMTP server and Mail Server -- it works
OK and it's what was recommended by ATT.

OK Maybe I have to enter the full address for my mail servers?

OK Orson


 I have ATT @Home, and with this ISP the name we enter for mail
 server is simply mail.

 I believe that is where your problem may lie. Simply typing mail should
 not work... it has to be mail.server name. What have you listed as your
 SMTP Server? Are you able to send messages with just mail as you SMTP
 Server name?

I am using @home.com and have mail at the server as well as SMTP.
User name is mckane.  My password * and POP3 in Protocol.  In
the Authentication... tab regular has the dot.

Could be that there are more settings to be checked?

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Re: Multiple AB's

[Januk Aggarwal]

Hello Jack,

Historians believe that Sat, 7 Jul 2001 at 12:05 GMT -0500 was when,
Jack LaRosa [JL] typed the following:

JL I have only two accounts and successfully set up many versions
JL ago, an AB for each account. The only problem I had (still have)
JL is that favorites checked in *each* AB appear whenever the arrow
JL next to CREATE A NEW MESSAGE is pressed regardless of which
JL account I happen to be in.

You can set the default address book for a given account under:
 Account - Properties - General

JL Am I wrong in assuming that with this new version I should not
JL expect this to happen?

I'm not sure.  I haven't really seen much discussion either way.
Please let us know if setting the default does affect the favourites
shown.

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Re: Norton AV and TB

[Januk Aggarwal]

Hello Orson,

Historians believe that Sat, 7 Jul 2001 at 10:10 GMT -0700 was when,
Orson Kellogg [OK] typed the following:

OK Yes, mail is used for both SMTP server and Mail Server -- it works
OK and it's what was recommended by ATT.

OK Maybe I have to enter the full address for my mail servers?

If your @Home service is like mine, you can enable Netmail for free.
That will give you the full address of a server you can use regardless
of how you're accessing the net.  Look for the service in portal
supplied with your @Home account.

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Re: Filtering

[Tim Musson]

Hey Joakim,

Saturday, July 07, 2001, 12:29:23 PM, my MUA believes you used
The Bat! (v1.53d) to write:

JN How do I set up a filter that puts all   incoming mail from
JN @CNN.com to a specific folder?

Account \ Sorting Office/Filters (Shift+Ctrl+S)
Select New
Give your new filter a name
Use the Move message to folder button to chose which folder you want
it to go to.
put @CNN.com in the Strings box
ensure Recipient and Yes are set
pick Close

You now have your filter.

Another way is to right click the message \ Specials \ Create Filter

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Re[3]: Norton AV and TB

[Jernej Simoni]

Hello Orson,

7. julij 2001, 19:10:33, you wrote:

 Hi Nick,

 Yes, mail is used for both SMTP server and Mail Server -- it works
 and it's what was recommended by ATT.

 Maybe I have to enter the full address for my mail servers?

Try this: open command prompt (MS-DOS) and type PING mail . This
should give you IP address of the mail server. Try to use that...

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Re: Multiple AB's

[Jack LaRosa]

Hello Januk,

On Sat, 7 Jul 2001 12:10:43 -0700 GMT your local time, which was
Saturday, July 07, 2001, 2:10:43 PM (GMT-6) my local time,
you replied:

JL I have only two accounts and successfully set up many versions
JL ago, an AB for each account. The only problem I had (still have)
JL is that favorites checked in *each* AB appear whenever the arrow
JL next to CREATE A NEW MESSAGE is pressed regardless of which
JL account I happen to be in.

JA You can set the default address book for a given account under:
JA  Account - Properties - General

JL Am I wrong in assuming that with this new version I should not
JL expect this to happen?

JA I'm not sure.  I haven't really seen much discussion either way.
JA Please let us know if setting the default does affect the favourites
JA shown.

Alas, even after setting the default AB for each account (I had never
done it) *all* favorites from *each* AB appear when the arrow is clicked.
I even closed and reopened TB! to no avail.

But thanks for trying Januk.

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Filtering

[Dan Kalafus]

JN How do I set up a filter that puts all   incoming mail from
JN @CNN.com to a specific folder?
 
 Account \ Sorting Office/Filters (Shift+Ctrl+S)
 Select New
 Give your new filter a name
 Use the Move message to folder button to chose which folder you want
 it to go to.
 put @CNN.com in the Strings box
 ensure Recipient and Yes are set
 pick Close
 
 You now have your filter.
 
 Another way is to right click the message \ Specials \ Create Filter

I've been having trouble with this as well...[tb1.51] I've created the filter,
but it doesn't seem to do anything.

The filter has [listname]@topica.com in String, sender in location,
and Yes in Presence... source folder is Inbox, Move Message To has the
folder listed...  but the messages don't get sorted into the new
mailbox when they arrive.  Is there something else I need to do?

(btw, it works when I select all and filter manually...)

any ideas?

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Re: Filtering

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Hi Dan,

On 08 July 2001 at  17:07:35 -0700 (which was 01:07 where I live)  Dan
Kalafus wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and made these
points:

DK The filter has [listname]@topica.com in String, sender in location,

The actual string isn't particularly clear from what you say here. For
instance, square brackets have a special meaning in filter strings.

DK and Yes in Presence... source folder is Inbox, Move Message To has the
DK folder listed...  but the messages don't get sorted into the new
DK mailbox when they arrive.  Is there something else I need to do?

DK (btw, it works when I select all and filter manually...)

Has the manual switch been inadvertently turned on? Are there any
strange option settings?

DK any ideas?

Sometimes filters seem to get corrupted and, with such a simple
filter, it is often easiest to simply delete it and start over.

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Re: Filtering

[A Curtis Martin]

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On Sat, 7 Jul 2001 17:07:35 -0700, Dan wrote these comments:
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DK I've been having trouble with this as well...[tb1.51] I've created the filter,
DK but it doesn't seem to do anything.

DK The filter has [listname]@topica.com in String, sender in location,
DK and Yes in Presence... source folder is Inbox, Move Message To has the
DK folder listed...  but the messages don't get sorted into the new
DK mailbox when they arrive.  Is there something else I need to do?

DK (btw, it works when I select all and filter manually...)

Be sure that you have Rule is:
   Active  enabled
   Manual Only ... disabled

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Re: Filtering

[A Curtis Martin]

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On Sat, 7 Jul 2001 15:55:18 -0400, Tim thoughtfully wrote the following:
...
JN How do I set up a filter that puts all   incoming mail from
JN @CNN.com to a specific folder?

TM Account \ Sorting Office/Filters (Shift+Ctrl+S)
TM Select New
TM Give your new filter a name
TM Use the Move message to folder button to chose which folder you want
TM it to go to.
TM put @CNN.com in the Strings box
TM ensure Recipient and Yes are set
   ^
   Since he's filtering incoming mail from @CNN.com, this should
   be 'sender' and not 'recipient'.


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Re[2]: Filtering

[Tim Musson]

Hey A,

Saturday, July 07, 2001, 8:31:29 PM, my MUA believes you used
The Bat! (v1.53d)  to write:

JN How do I set up a filter that puts all   incoming mail from
JN @CNN.com to a specific folder?

TM Account \ Sorting Office/Filters (Shift+Ctrl+S)
TM Select New
TM Give your new filter a name
TM Use the Move message to folder button to chose which folder you want
TM it to go to.
TM put @CNN.com in the Strings box
TM ensure Recipient and Yes are set
ACM^
ACMSince he's filtering incoming mail from @CNN.com, this should
ACMbe 'sender' and not 'recipient'.

Oops, I was looking at a rule for a list...

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Re[2]: What are these?

[John Phillips]

Hello R
You wrote  On Fri, 6 Jul 2001, at 18:05:29 [GMT -0400] (08:05 Australian Eastern 
Time,Saturday):

 Those are someone's goofs. They should be #151; and #153; to
 correspond to HTML's em dash and trademark symbol. Windows users can
 also use alt+0151 and alt+0153 to create the same symbols.


Where can I get a list of these?

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Hmm TB 1.54 or 2.0

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Re: What are these?

[Thomas F]

Hello John,

On Sun, 8 Jul 2001 13:02:58 +1000 GMT (08/07/2001, 11:02 +0800 GMT),
John Phillips wrote:

 Those are someone's goofs. They should be #151; and #153; to
 correspond to HTML's em dash and trademark symbol. Windows users can
 also use alt+0151 and alt+0153 to create the same symbols.

JP Where can I get a list of these?

You can make one yourself:

Open the TB Editor.
Type 0153 (without quotes).
Type a blank.
Hold down your alt-key and type the numbers 0-1-5-3 on your numpad.
Release the alt-key.

I did it years ago in Word (from alt-0030 to alt-0256) and saved the
file as ASCII Character Set.doc. The file has become an often-used
reference. I could send you a copy by PM, but be aware that some
characters above 0128 might be different on your machine.

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