Re: TB Crashes

2009-12-06 Thread Tim Hamm
Hello Roger,

Sunday, December 6, 2009, 12:14:27 AM, you wrote:

 Hello Tim,

 Sunday, December 6, 2009, 7:12:18 AM, among other things, you wrote:


TH   Can anyone tell me why TB crashes all the time when launching a Word
TH   doc? 
 It  does  not  crash for everybody, it works OK for me. I have no idea what
 your  problem may be, but suggest you try reinstalling The Bat! and then MS
 Word if you still have a problem..


TH   And  why  does TB hesitate so long in sending mail?  It acts as though
TH   it's on it's last leg.
 Again,  I  have  no problem.  I think it is more likely a problem with your
 SMTP server,  perhaps it is overloaded.

I also failed to mention that this delay happens when sending email as
well.

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Re: TB Crashes

2009-12-06 Thread Tim Hamm
Hello Roger,

Sunday, December 6, 2009, 12:14:27 AM, you wrote:

 Hello Tim,

 Sunday, December 6, 2009, 7:12:18 AM, among other things, you wrote:


TH   Can anyone tell me why TB crashes all the time when launching a Word
TH   doc? 
 It  does  not  crash for everybody, it works OK for me. I have no idea what
 your  problem may be, but suggest you try reinstalling The Bat! and then MS
 Word if you still have a problem..

I have tried re-installing TB twice now with the same results. I
failed to mention before that even getting web pages from TB takes
forever sometimes.


TH   And  why  does TB hesitate so long in sending mail?  It acts as though
TH   it's on it's last leg.
 Again,  I  have  no problem.  I think it is more likely a problem with your
 SMTP server,  perhaps it is overloaded.

It took 1:28 to retrieve 11 messages of which none had attachments. I
have two other email clients installed, Barca2 and Outlook and the
email retrieves within seconds for the same 11 messages.

-- 
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 Timmailto:timh...@cox.net



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Re: TB Crashes

2009-12-06 Thread Tim Hamm
Hello Ian,

Sunday, December 6, 2009, 2:22:06 AM, you wrote:

 G'day Tim,

 On Sunday, December 6, 2009, at 4:12:18 PM, you (Tim Hamm) wrote:

TH Hello TBUDL,

TH   Can anyone tell me why TB crashes all the time when launching a Word
TH   doc? This has become extremely annoying to say the least. And why
TH   does TB hesitate so long in sending mail? It acts as though it's on
TH   it's last leg.

 I am using Word 2000 and have no such issues.

 Does this happen with any Word file, or just particular ones?

Any

 Does the file open OK if you save it first and then open it from 
 either Word or Explorer?

Yes, sometimes this happens from other folders and Explorer. I will
try reinstalling Word to see if this solves that issue.

 On the sending of mail, do you have delayed sending enabled, but the 
 alert dialog suppressed?

I have immediate sending enables and not sure what you are referring
to on the alert dialog suppresses. I have the mail ticker suppressed
if that's what you mean.

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Re: TB Crashes

2009-12-06 Thread Roger Phillips
Hello Tim,

Sunday, December 6, 2009, 6:45:59 PM, among other things, you wrote:

TH   Can anyone tell me why TB crashes all the time when launching a Word
TH   doc? 
 It  does  not  crash for everybody, it works OK for me. I have no idea what
 your  problem may be, but suggest you try reinstalling The Bat! and then MS
 Word if you still have a problem..

TH I have tried re-installing TB twice now with the same results. I
TH failed to mention before that even getting web pages from TB takes
TH forever sometimes.
This  kind of variability can be due to server overloading or heavy traffic 
to the particular web address.  i.e. nothing to do with TB.


TH   And  why  does TB hesitate so long in sending mail?  It acts as though
TH   it's on it's last leg.
 Again,  I  have  no problem.  I think it is more likely a problem with your
 SMTP server,  perhaps it is overloaded.

TH It took 1:28 to retrieve 11 messages of which none had attachments. I
TH have two other email clients installed, Barca2 and Outlook and the
TH email retrieves within seconds for the same 11 messages.
We  were talking about SENDING mail, not receiving it!

It  is possible that subsidiary programmes may be slowing things down on the
receiving  side.   Did  all the mail clients have EXACTLY the same anti virus
and anti spam programmes operating during your receiving tests?



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 Roger 

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Re: TB Crashes

2009-12-06 Thread Tim Hamm
Hello Roger,

Sunday, December 6, 2009, 11:03:11 AM, you wrote:

 Hello Tim,

 Sunday, December 6, 2009, 6:45:59 PM, among other things, you wrote:

TH   Can anyone tell me why TB crashes all the time when launching a Word
TH   doc? 
 It  does  not  crash for everybody, it works OK for me. I have no idea what
 your  problem may be, but suggest you try reinstalling The Bat! and then MS
 Word if you still have a problem..

TH I have tried re-installing TB twice now with the same results. I
TH failed to mention before that even getting web pages from TB takes
TH forever sometimes.
 This  kind of variability can be due to server overloading or heavy traffic
 to the particular web address.  i.e. nothing to do with TB.

Again, I excluded the fact that this is related to server
overloading... I ran my other two email clients with no issues
what-so-ever.


TH   And  why  does TB hesitate so long in sending mail?  It acts as though
TH   it's on it's last leg.
 Again,  I  have  no problem.  I think it is more likely a problem with your
 SMTP server,  perhaps it is overloaded.

See answer above

TH It took 1:28 to retrieve 11 messages of which none had attachments. I
TH have two other email clients installed, Barca2 and Outlook and the
TH email retrieves within seconds for the same 11 messages.
 We  were talking about SENDING mail, not receiving it!

I'm referring to both sending and receiving.

 It  is possible that subsidiary programmes may be slowing things down on the
 receiving  side.   Did  all the mail clients have EXACTLY the same anti virus
 and anti spam programmes operating during your receiving tests?

Yes, except for the AntiSpamSniper I have for TB.

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 Timmailto:timh...@cox.net



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Moving DB and settings from Voyager 3 to Windows 7 desktop

2009-12-06 Thread Scott Frederick
Hello TBUDL,

I am currently running my mail on Voyager 3.95.06 from a USB drive. I
have a new desktop install of Windows 7 and I want to transfer all the
data and account settings to the new desktop. I am planning to upgrade
my key to V4.2 pro.

What would be the best path to do this?

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Re: Moving DB and settings from Voyager 3 to Windows 7 desktop

2009-12-06 Thread tracer
Hello Scott,

Monday, December 7, 2009, 2:57:15 AM, you wrote:

 Hello TBUDL,

 I am currently running my mail on Voyager 3.95.06 from a USB drive. I
 have a new desktop install of Windows 7 and I want to transfer all the
 data and account settings to the new desktop. I am planning to upgrade
 my key to V4.2 pro.

 What would be the best path to do this?


If I had to this I would make sure of a few things.
Make  and test out the backup so that you know before all your data is
moved  that  the bat works... no idea how much data is involved but I
know  from  personal  experience that if you have to download as in my
case again from google it takes a long time...
Also I still have 50% still missing which was in voyager backup.
Keep also in mind that if you go for latest OS the Voyager may need an
update as well to make sure it can handle the latest files...

Reminds  me,  google  and the bat donot do a proper job on downloading
again  as   dates  on  what  comes  in  is totally adjusted to current
time/date...
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Re: TB Crashes

2009-12-06 Thread Tim Hamm
Hello Ian,

Sunday, December 6, 2009, 12:14:43 PM, you wrote:

 G'day Tim,

 On Monday, December 7, 2009, at 3:53:07 AM, you (Tim Hamm) wrote:

 On the sending of mail, do you have delayed sending enabled, but the 
 alert dialog suppressed?

TH I have immediate sending enables and not sure what you are referring
TH to on the alert dialog suppresses. I have the mail ticker suppressed
TH if that's what you mean.

 No. With delayed sending is enabled, you can get a dialog come up 
 telling you when the message will actually be sent. You can turn this 
 dialog off. It was a possibility that this dialog might have been 
 turned off and so there was an apparently a delay.


Under delivery type I have immediate and I have a check mark in
Combined Delivery (send and receive). This problem of very slow
sending and receiving has nothing to do with my smtp server or network
congestion with the server. I have tested all three of my email
clients, TB, Barca 2, and Outlook and TB wins the prize for taking the
longest (and I mean more than 1 minute longer) to send and receive
email. This problem started with version 4.1.

If anyone has any ideas other than what has already been discussed, I
would love to hear them.

Thanks All,

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 Timmailto:timh...@cox.net



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Re: TB Crashes

2009-12-06 Thread tracer
Hello Greg,

sounds  like you could have found the culprit as anti virus , antispam
and antispyware acts in unpredictable ways with emails...

Monday, December 7, 2009, 8:13:56 AM, you wrote:

 Hello Tim,

 On Sun, 6 Dec 2009 12:33:11 -0700 GMT(12/6/2009, 1:33 PM -0600 GMT),
 per mid:716668702.20091206123...@cox.net Tim Hamm wrote:

TH Yes, except for the AntiSpamSniper I have for TB.

 Something unique to TB which maybe the culprit.  :)


Maybe  another question to ask is- how many and which tools check your
mail coming in? It really should in all cases be keept to the same set
of emails so you can really compare them properly!!
Ie,  as  you  should  be  able to grab some emails which you know to be
clean resend them and switch all checking off...

Best regards,
 tracermailto:0tra...@gmail.com



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Re: TB Crashes

2009-12-06 Thread Tim Hamm
Hello tracer,

Sunday, December 6, 2009, 7:27:19 PM, you wrote:

 Hello Greg,

 sounds  like you could have found the culprit as anti virus , antispam
 and antispyware acts in unpredictable ways with emails...

I am running Avira AntiVir Premium for my antivirus and the antispam
is AntiSpamSniper for TB. I don't know why this would have any affect
on my sending and receiving of emails. I have used AntiSpamSniper for
years with no problems... I even uninstalled it and uninstalled Avira
and there was no change in receiving and sending of emails. The delay
was the same.

 Monday, December 7, 2009, 8:13:56 AM, you wrote:

 Hello Tim,

 On Sun, 6 Dec 2009 12:33:11 -0700 GMT(12/6/2009, 1:33 PM -0600 GMT),
 per mid:716668702.20091206123...@cox.net Tim Hamm wrote:

TH Yes, except for the AntiSpamSniper I have for TB.

 Something unique to TB which maybe the culprit.  :)


 Maybe  another question to ask is- how many and which tools check your
 mail coming in? It really should in all cases be keept to the same set
 of emails so you can really compare them properly!!
 Ie,  as  you  should  be  able to grab some emails which you know to be
 clean resend them and switch all checking off...

I kept all mail on the server so each client was retrieving the same
emails and this made no difference in TB.

 Best regards,
  tracermailto:0tra...@gmail.com


 
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Re: TB Crashes

2009-12-06 Thread Roger Phillips
Hello Tim,

Sunday, December 6, 2009, 9:33:11 PM, among other things, you wrote:

TH I have tried re-installing TB twice now with the same results. I
TH failed to mention before that even getting web pages from TB takes
TH forever sometimes.
 This  kind of variability can be due to server overloading or heavy traffic
 to the particular web address.  i.e. nothing to do with TB.

TH Again, I excluded the fact that this is related to server
TH overloading... I ran my other two email clients with no issues
TH what-so-ever.


 We  were talking about SENDING mail, not receiving it!  
TH I'm referring to both sending and receiving.

 It  is possible that subsidiary programmes may be slowing things down on the
 receiving  side.   Did  all the mail clients have EXACTLY the same anti virus
 and anti spam programmes operating during your receiving tests?

TH Yes, except for the AntiSpamSniper I have for TB.

OK  Tim, to find out if TB is really the culprit, and why, we need to repeat
the  comparative  tests  with all paramaters exactly the same with all three
e-mail clients.  I suggest therefore you try the download tests with all of 
the following in place:

 1. Your anti virus programme turned off.
 2. AntiSpamSniper and any other antispam programme turned off.
 3. All message filtering turned off.
 4. Any firewall programme turned off.
 
 To  try  to  avoid  any  'nasties'  download first with your antvirus still
 operating,  but  'leave  messages  on  the server'.  Then run your tests as
 quickly as possible thereafter with the antivirus turned off.

 If  you  will  be  kind  enough to do as I suggest and let us all know the 
 results we will then take it from there. 
 
 Good luck!


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 Roger 

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