Re[2]: Park / Unpark by keyboard

2004-01-19 Thread Stefan Tanurkov
Hello ken,

Monday, January 19, 2004, 5:41:22 AM, you wrote:

kg But it's not very intuitive - critical or not.  It's so seemingly
kg arbitrary (why Ctrl + J for Park?)

Ctrl+P is the standard keystroke for Print.

kg in the first place, a more intuitive approach would have been to
kg use Ctrl + Shift + J to UnPark (assuming you had to go with J in
kg the first place)

Ctrl+Shift keystrokes are used for some functional extensions. The
Parking was implemented more than 6 years ago, as I recall...

kg To add confusion if the message window isn't open - that is, you are
kg looking at the message list - there are completely different keystrokes
kg used for the same behavior:  parking a message uses Shift + Ctrl + P
kg while UnParking a message uses Shift + Ctrl + [

Hmmm. These keystrokes are not standard to TB! It seems, you've
defined them by yourself ;-)


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Template option planned for Redirect Message in Sorting Office?

2004-01-19 Thread Gerrit Kiers
Hello all,

This question is related to html formatted email. I run an NGO's mailinglist and 
redirect html formatted mail to its members.

At the moment their is no good solution to distribute a html formatted mail to a group 
of addresses. 

Current TB might offer ways, but neither can perform the task.

One is to use 'Create a message for ' and use the %TEXT macro, but naturally it will 
not reproduce the html content. Is an %html macro planned in the future?

An extension to this method is to save all attachments of the original mail, and 
import them again. But the html part is not considered an attachment by TB, so it will 
not be saved. 

The most promising way is actually to use 'Redirect the message to'. This works very 
well, since the original html content is maintained unmodified. But this Action 
(Sorting Office) misses the 'Template button'. 
It is therefore impossible for me to use vital macros related to the redirecting of 
the mail:
%From=
%From=mailinglist [EMAIL PROTECTED]
%BCC=list list
%SUBJECT=%OSUBJ

My question is: Does anyone know when will a Template button be offered at the 
Redirect action? 

With my example I hope to have shown the relevance of such an option.

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Re: MyGate 2.6

2004-01-19 Thread Stuart Hemming
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AP You might not believe me, but I also have no idea yet 8(
Is there anything else I can try/do to help identify the problem? Is
there anything else you need to know?

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TB With NOD32 Anti-Virus

2004-01-19 Thread Steve Mulhall
Hi guys,

Does anyone use TB with NOD32 Anti-Virus? If so does anyone, on running
NOD32, experience a message that says words to the effect of Either
there is no default mail client or the mail client cannot fulfill the
messaging request. Please run Microsoft Outlook and set it as the
default mail client? If I do as the message instructs and set Outlook
to be the default mail client all is well. But strangely enough I
don't really want Outlook as my default mail client as I consider it
to be fairly rubbish compared to TB!.

Just for reference, TB! is normally set as the default and is also the
default for all associated mail file type (.msg, .eml etc)

Many thanks

Steve Mulhall
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Re: MyGate 2.6

2004-01-19 Thread Andrew Perevodchik
Hello!

AP You might not believe me, but I also have no idea yet 8(
SH Is there anything else I can try/do to help identify the problem? Is
SH there anything else you need to know?

I think, I'll make one more release soon. With better logging. And
fixed bug about to names. We'll see it then.

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Re: TB With NOD32 Anti-Virus

2004-01-19 Thread Gerda Ilmer
Hello Steve Mulhall,

maandag 19 januari 2004, 10:16:39, you wrote:

SM Hi guys,

SM Does anyone use TB with NOD32 Anti-Virus? If so does anyone, on running
SM NOD32, experience a message that says words to the effect of Either
SM there is no default mail client or the mail client cannot fulfill the
SM messaging request. Please run Microsoft Outlook and set it as the
SM default mail client? If I do as the message instructs and set Outlook
SM to be the default mail client all is well. But strangely enough I
SM don't really want Outlook as my default mail client as I consider it
SM to be fairly rubbish compared to TB!.

Yes I do. And it is here working perfectly for me. I do not use the NOD32
plugin because it is causing errors with the bayslt anti-spam plugin.


SM Just for reference, TB! is normally set as the default and is also the
SM default for all associated mail file type (.msg, .eml etc)
Sorry I do not have an answer for this
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Re: MyGate 2.6

2004-01-19 Thread Stuart Hemming
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AP I think, I'll make one more release soon. With better logging. And
AP fixed bug about to names. We'll see it then.
I wait with baited breath... 8-)

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Re: TB With NOD32 Anti-Virus

2004-01-19 Thread Terry
Hi Steve,

On Monday, January 19, 2004 at 9:16 AM, Steve wrote:

 Does anyone use TB with NOD32 Anti-Virus? If so does anyone, on running
 NOD32, experience a message that says words to the effect of Either
 there is no default mail client or the mail client cannot fulfill the
 messaging request. Please run Microsoft Outlook and set it as the
 default mail client? If I do as the message instructs and set Outlook
 to be the default mail client all is well. But strangely enough I
 don't really want Outlook as my default mail client as I consider it
 to be fairly rubbish compared to TB!.

http://www.nod32.com/support/ans/6h.htm

I use NOD32 2.000.6.

NOD32 Control Center/NOD32 System Tools/NOD32 System
Setup/Setup/Notifications/

Uncheck e-mail notification and this should eliminate the message.

If you need the ability to send e-mail notifications, there was a
download for mapi that was applicable to TB version 1.6x. I don't know
if that fix would work for TB version 2 or even whether that would fix
the NOD32 issue, regardless of TB version. I didn't try it as I don't
need to notify myself via e-mail. :)

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Re: TB With NOD32 Anti-Virus

2004-01-19 Thread Steve Mulhall
Hi Terry and thanks for replying

 http://www.nod32.com/support/ans/6h.htm

 I use NOD32 2.000.6.

Me too. Just the trial version though as would like to evaluate before
I fork out any cash for it

 NOD32 Control Center/NOD32 System Tools/NOD32 System
 Setup/Setup/Notifications/

 If you need the ability to send e-mail notifications, there was a
 download for mapi that was applicable to TB version 1.6x. I don't know
 if that fix would work for TB version 2 or even whether that would fix
 the NOD32 issue, regardless of TB version. I didn't try it as I don't
 need to notify myself via e-mail. :)

You certainly put me going in the right direction here as the error is
caused when NOD32 tries to access MAPI32.dll and when TB! is installed
as a simple MAPI request handler (Options | Preferences |
Applications) it sits beside NOD32 quite happily, so thanks Terry

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Re: TB With NOD32 Anti-Virus

2004-01-19 Thread Mary R Bull
Hello Steve!

On Monday, January 19, 2004, 5:07 AM, you wrote:

SM You certainly put me going in the right direction here as the error is
SM caused when NOD32 tries to access MAPI32.dll and when TB! is installed
SM as a simple MAPI request handler (Options | Preferences |
SM Applications) it sits beside NOD32 quite happily, so thanks Terry

I had been getting this error message from time to time--mostly when
attaching jpegs--about making Outlook the default client. I'd been
handling it by closing the error message window and proceeding on my
way, and that worked for me.

I'm running F-Secure. These make Outlook your default client
messages only began a couple of weeks ago and I've had F-Secure since
last November.

Puzzling.

But I went to Options/Preferences/Applications and installed TB! as
the simple MAPI request handler just now. Happened with ease.

I expect to see no more about Outlook on my screen--which application
I understand to be leaky as a sieve to trojans, worms, viruses, and
hackers. :)

Thanks for the detailed path to the MAPI button in TB!, Steve.

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Re: Allie Martin's 'version' of TB

2004-01-19 Thread Daniel Rail
Hello S,

Sunday, January 18, 2004, 11:05:59 PM, you wrote:

 How did you do this??!!   I hesitate to ask... (Haven't you been
 listening?   Are you as thick as two short planks??!!

This is Allie's reply:
[Start quote]
The answer is in WindowBlinds:

http://www.windowblinds.net
[end quote]

 Is there a simple step by step How-to written down somewhere?

There's no how-to.  WindowBlinds changes the appearance of your Windows
desktop and the look of all your applications.

 I looked at the FAQ site/page a while ago...and can't remember seeing
 a 'how-to' on this...

Probably because it isn't something TB! specific.

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Re: MyGate 2.6

2004-01-19 Thread Stuart Hemming
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I /seem/ to have it working. Kind of. I can't get it to work with
msnews.microsoft.com but I have got it working with another,
authenticated server.

I have found that if I change my subcription I start getting errors
reported unless I exit myGate and restart it; just stopping and
starting the gate isn't enough.

So far I've only tried reading from the gate. Next stop posting ...

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Re: MyGate 2.6

2004-01-19 Thread Peter Meyns
Hi Stuart,

on Mon, 19 Jan 2004 15:30:33 +GMT (19.01.04, 16:30 +0100GMT here),
you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

SH So far I've only tried reading from the gate. Next stop posting ...

You'll find it is as easy as receiving. :)

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Re: MyGate 2.6

2004-01-19 Thread Stuart Hemming
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PM You'll find it is as easy as receiving. :)
It seems to work. At least a post to alt.test did.

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Mail deleted from server

2004-01-19 Thread P.Johnson
Forgive me if this is way off topic for this list, but I am having a
strange problem with some emails being deleted from the server before
I can download them. I am only aware of this because I see them in the
SpamPal Bayesian filter reclassify window (just before they disappear
forever). This happens with only a few messages as far as I can tell,
but the reason mystifies me. They are marked spam by SpamPal, but I
route all spam into a spam folder; I don't have them removed from the
server. My ISP is blaming it on spam, virus and/or firewall programs,
but none of these are have been set up to remove mail directly from
the server. Could I have inadvertently specified something like this
within TB?

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated, before I have to get on the
phone with the wonderful Road Runner tech support. :-)

Thanks in advance.

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Re: Mail deleted from server

2004-01-19 Thread Peter Meyns
Hi P.Johnson,

on Mon, 19 Jan 2004 14:19:44 -0600GMT (19.01.04, 21:19 +0100GMT here),
you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

PJ Forgive me if this is way off topic for this list, but I am having a
PJ strange problem with some emails being deleted from the server before
PJ I can download them.
PJ ...

Have you tried to set your account properties to leave mails on server
for a couple of days instead of deleting them immediately?

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