Re: Virtual folder properties - Count in upper level

[MFPA]

Hi


On Sunday 19 May 2019 at 6:27:58 PM, in
, MAU wrote:-

> Just tried it. When a folder has some sub-folders,
> the counts Unread
> an Total in the parent folder will show in
> parenthesis the
> corresponding counts of the sub-folders, 

I see that in ordinary folders.



> except VFs
> if they don't have
> the option "Count in upper level" selected.  

No wonder I can't see any difference. I only have three virtual
folders and their parent is "< Root Folder >", so there is no "upper 
level".

Thank you for clearing that up for me.

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Re: Virtual folder properties - Count in upper level

[MAU]

Hello MFPA,

> For virtual folders, in the properties dialog the Filter tab has a 
> checkbox called "Count in upper level". What does this do? I can't see
> what effect it has, although I don't know what to look for.

Just tried it. When a folder has some sub-folders, the counts Unread
an Total in the parent folder will show in parenthesis the
corresponding counts of the sub-folders, except VFs if they don't have
the option "Count in upper level" selected.

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Virtual folder properties - Count in upper level

[MFPA]

Hi

For virtual folders, in the properties dialog the Filter tab has a 
checkbox called "Count in upper level". What does this do? I can't see 
what effect it has, although I don't know what to look for.


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Using folder properties in filters and templates

[Alexander E. Gutman]

Hello, friends.

I have got lots of folders and reorganize them often.

Whenever a new penpal (P) occurs, I usually create
a folder (PF) for storing the related communication.
Since I want the incoming/outgoing messages be stored
in PF automatically, I usually create the corresponding
pair of filters which move incoming/outgoing messages
to PF according to Sender/Recipient.

What I am dreaming of is automating the filtering
and making it as easy as entering P's address (or two)
somewhere in PF's properties (e.g., in PF's memo).

If folder memos were searchable via macros, I could
create a single pair of filters with condition like
Some folder's memo contains 'addr%Sender/%Recipient/addr'
and action like Move to the folder
%FirstFolderWhoseMemoContains='addr%Sender/%Recipient/addr'
or something similar.

I do understand that the above is realizable via AB
with some clever macros/regexps but I cannot use fixed
folder paths in AB, since my folders are permanently
reorganized.

In addition, I would like to use PF's properties
(rather than AB) for specifying additional info on P
(such as greetings, etc.) for using in message templates,
but I am not aware of macros which can help me.
Currently I enter P's info in PF's templates,
but this leads to unpleasant duplicating the info
needed for New Message and Reply templates.
Again, I could store the corresponding info in PF's memo,
but it is useless without a %FolderMemo macro.

Any ideas?

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Re: What's best version to upgrade to so that I can change folder properties? [WAS: Re: Disappearing messages in 4.0.34]

[Privateofcourse]

Hello MFPA,

This is what you said on Thu, 13 Nov 2008 20:25:36 + your time:

 Can anybody suggest a stable post-4.0.34.13 beta to upgrade to so I
 can alter some folder options without messages going AWOL?

I don't know about an older release, but beta 18 is available:

http://www.ritlabs.com/download/files3/the_bat/beta/tb403418.rar

This folder issue is reported to have been fixed in beta 13, so I shall try
this out as well.


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Re: What's best version to upgrade to so that I can change folder properties? [WAS: Re: Disappearing messages in 4.0.34]

[Privateofcourse]

Hello,

This is what I said on Fri, 14 Nov 2008 11:36:11 + my time:

 I don't know about an older release, but beta 18 is available:

 http://www.ritlabs.com/download/files3/the_bat/beta/tb403418.rar


Oops! I'm afraid I bottled out of using this as it is an alpha version
(warns you when loading), not a beta (the link I got it from had it listed
as a beta), and it warned me about converting all indexes before
continuing... so I bailed out and reverted to the current stable release,
coward that I am!

Doh!

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Re: What's best version to upgrade to so that I can change folder properties? [WAS: Re: Disappearing messages in 4.0.34]

[MFPA]

Hi

On Friday 14 November 2008 at 11:55:08 AM, in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED], Privateofcourse
wrote:


 Oops! I'm afraid I bottled out of using this as it is
 an alpha version (warns you when loading), not a beta
 (the link I got it from had it listed as a beta), and
 it warned me about converting all indexes before
 continuing... so I bailed out and reverted to the
 current stable release, coward that I am!


4.0.34.15 to 4.0.34.19 and 4.0.34.21 are all available from links like
the one you posted. A quick look at the TBBETA archives confirms them
all as ALPHA versions.

Perhaps I should go back to an earlier version to avoid the folder
properties problem. Maybe 4.0.28.3 or 4.0.24, assuming there's no
known issues with reverting from 4.0.34 to either of these?


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Re: What's best version to upgrade to so that I can change folder properties? [WAS: Re: Disappearing messages in 4.0.34]

[Marek Mikus]

Hello all,
Friday, November 14, 2008, MFPA wrote:

 Perhaps I should go back to an earlier version to avoid the folder
 properties problem. Maybe 4.0.28.3 or 4.0.24, assuming there's no
 known issues with reverting from 4.0.34 to either of these?

latest release candidate before 4.0.34 version without this bug was
4.0.32.4, You can download it here:
http://www.thebat.cz/stazeni/beta/tb40324.rar

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Re: What's best version to upgrade to so that I can change folder properties? [WAS: Re: Disappearing messages in 4.0.34]

[MFPA]

Hi

On Friday 14 November 2008 at 3:19:16 PM, in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED], Marek Mikus wrote:


 latest release candidate before 4.0.34 version without
 this bug was 4.0.32.4, You can download it here:
 http://www.thebat.cz/stazeni/beta/tb40324.rar


Thank you, Marek. I have now switched to 4.0.32.4 and seem to be able
to edit folder properties without issue so far.  (-:


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What's best version to upgrade to so that I can change folder properties? [WAS: Re: Disappearing messages in 4.0.34]

[MFPA]

Hi

On Sunday 26 October 2008 at 6:35:53 PM, in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED], MFPA wrote:



  There is a bug, reportedly fixed in 4.0.34.13 where if you change
  the folder properties your messages sometimes disappear (the .TBB
  and .TBI files go walkabout).


 https://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view.php?id=0007223
 https://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view.php?id=7271


The downloads page at
http://ritlabs.com/en/products/thebat/download.php shows that no new
version has been released since this fix was implemented.

Can anybody suggest a stable post-4.0.34.13 beta to upgrade to so I
can alter some folder options without messages going AWOL?

Or is a new release version imminent?

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Re: Folder properties

[Mary Bull]

Hello Jack!

On Sunday, June 04, 2006, 10:11 PM, you wrote:

 I just read your response to my note 0017086 and I realized (too late)
 that I had not paid enough attention to the text in your note 0016886.
 Had I been able to summon the requisite number of functioning brain
 cells I would have seen that your comments referred to your screen
 font being set to 96dpi when you *WERE* able to extend the dialog box
 enough to cause the number boxes to become visible.

Well, I just thought I hadn't written clearly enough. It was, after
all, a very long note I had added at
http://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view.php?id=5817 .

The misunderstanding offered me an opportunity to clarify my
description of what I was experiencing in the behavior of the Folder
Properties dialogue box.

 My apologies for being so obtuse.

I would never think of you as being obtuse! You described the problem
of the invisible check boxes with great clarity!!

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Re[2]: Folder properties

[Jack S. LaRosa]

Hello Mary,

Saturday, June 3, 2006, 4:10:00 PM, you wrote:

MB Hello Jack!

MB You could add a confirming note, if you have the time, Jack, at
MB http://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view.php?id=5817 ,
MB that the bug is a problem for you, too.

MB That way, if Stefan hasn't had time to get back to the problem, at
MB least he will be able to see that it's not only a concern of the beta
MB testers involved: That the difficulty pops up not infrequently in
MB everyday use of The Bat!

Done. I hope I did it correctly.

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Re: Folder properties

[Mary Bull]

Hello Jack!

On Sunday, June 04, 2006, 12:39 PM, you wrote:

MB You could add a confirming note, if you have the time, Jack, at
MB http://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view.php?id=5817 ,
MB that the bug is a problem for you, too.

 ... 

 Done. I hope I did it correctly.

Oh, you did do it absolutely correctly, and I very much appreciate it,
including the illustrative jpeg you appended.

I wrote a response to your note there, as you've probably seen by now:

Just to clarify that at 120 dpi, no matter how far I drag the window's
margin, the check boxes never appear.

However, even at 96 dpi, I had to make the window size almost the
width of the screen to see them.

I think that the Folder Properties dialogue box should operate at
settings above 96 dpi as flawlessly as the Account Properties dialogue
box does.

Seems like similar code writing to that for the Account/Properties
buttons, scrollable menus, and check boxes should do the trick.

Although, I'm not a programmer, so I don't know that for sure.

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Re[2]: Folder properties

[Jack S. LaRosa]

Hello Mary,

I just read your response to my note 0017086 and I realized (too late)
that I had not paid enough attention to the text in your note 0016886.
Had I been able to summon the requisite number of functioning brain
cells I would have seen that your comments referred to your screen
font being set to 96dpi when you *WERE* able to extend the dialog box
enough to cause the number boxes to become visible.

My apologies for being so obtuse.

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Re: Folder properties

[Mary Bull]

Hello Jack!

On Friday, June 02, 2006, 6:39 PM, you wrote:

 I just accidently discovered that when I go to view/change folder
 properties, the dialog box is cut off on the right side. It's cut off
 at the point where only the left edge of the check boxes shows. The
 contents of the check boxes cannot be seen. When I expand the dialog
 box by dragging the right edge, the partial check boxes simply travel
 along with the edge of the dialog box, still never revealing their
 contents.

Change to 96 dpi or less, in
Windows/Desktop/Properties/Settings/Advanced. You should then find the
check boxes fully visible.

This is a known bug, going back about six weeks. It will most likely
get fixed in the next beta release, and then be available as fixed in
the next full release when that takes place.

See the issue report on Bug Tracker:
http://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view.php?id=5817

The status of the issue is Verify Fail. It is assigned to Stefan
Tanurkov.

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Re[2]: Folder properties

[Jack S. LaRosa]

Hello Mary,

Saturday, June 3, 2006, 12:35:25 PM, you wrote:

MB Hello Jack!

MB On Friday, June 02, 2006, 6:39 PM, you wrote:

 I just accidently discovered that when I go to view/change folder
 properties, the dialog box is cut off on the right side. It's cut off
 at the point where only the left edge of the check boxes shows. The
 contents of the check boxes cannot be seen. When I expand the dialog
 box by dragging the right edge, the partial check boxes simply travel
 along with the edge of the dialog box, still never revealing their
 contents.

MB Change to 96 dpi or less, in
MB Windows/Desktop/Properties/Settings/Advanced. You should then find the
MB check boxes fully visible.

Thanks Mary. Un-fortunately, while I could probably tolerate the
smaller font (for a while), my wife would never stand for it. However,
by doing as you suggested I was able to change the number of days
messages are to be kept in my trash folder which is how I discovered
this in the first place. After making the change I went back to the
larger font.

Is there any automatic notification (by email message) of when this
bug gets fixed or do I just have to watch general notifications more
closely?

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Re: Folder properties

[Chris]

Jack S. LaRosa @ 2006-6-03 2:41:20 PM
Folder properties mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

 Is there any automatic notification (by email message) of when this
 bug gets fixed or do I just have to watch general notifications more
 closely?

If you watch the bug (login to Mantis, open the bug page, click
monitor), then you will get periodic e-mail messages when the status
has changed.

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Re[2]: Folder properties

[Jack S. LaRosa]

Hello Chris,

Saturday, June 3, 2006, 2:37:22 PM, you wrote:

 Is there any automatic notification (by email message) of when this
 bug gets fixed or do I just have to watch general notifications more
 closely?

C If you watch the bug (login to Mantis, open the bug page, click
C monitor), then you will get periodic e-mail messages when the status
C has changed.

Mantis?

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Re: Folder properties

[Mary Bull]

Hello Jack!

On Saturday, June 03, 2006, 1:41 PM, you wrote:

 ... 

MB Change to 96 dpi or less, in
MB Windows/Desktop/Properties/Settings/Advanced. You should then find the
MB check boxes fully visible.

 Thanks Mary. Un-fortunately, while I could probably tolerate the
 smaller font (for a while), my wife would never stand for it. However,
 by doing as you suggested I was able to change the number of days
 messages are to be kept in my trash folder which is how I discovered
 this in the first place. After making the change I went back to the
 larger font.

That is how I'm managing now, too. I cannot tolerate the smaller font
and have my setting at 120 dpi, changing temporarily when I need to
access the folder properties dialogue buttons--which fortunately for
me is not very often.

 Is there any automatic notification (by email message) of when this
 bug gets fixed or do I just have to watch general notifications more
 closely?

Create an account for yourself by going to
http://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view.php?id=5817
(that's if you don't already have an account). You can do that by
clicking on Signup for a new account at the top of the page.

If you already have an account at Bug Tracker, log in, and then click
on Monitor Issue. (Scroll down below the original issue report to
see that button.)

That's what Chris was suggesting in his post,
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

You will then get an automatic e-mail from Bug Tracker whenever the
status of the issue changes, or whenever anyone adds a note to that
issue page.

From other posts, I gather that more major revisions to The Bat!'s
code are now being worked on, so I think we may have to wait awhile
before seeing the next beta.

Meanwhile, at least we have a workaround on this, even though it is an
unsatisfactory one.

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Re[2]: Folder properties

[Jack S. LaRosa]

Hello Chris,

Saturday, June 3, 2006, 2:37:22 PM, you wrote:

 Is there any automatic notification (by email message) of when this
 bug gets fixed or do I just have to watch general notifications more
 closely?

C If you watch the bug (login to Mantis, open the bug page, click
C monitor), then you will get periodic e-mail messages when the status
C has changed.

Disregard previous message. I just figured it out.

Thanks Chris.

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Re: Folder properties

[Mary Bull]

Hello Jack!

On Saturday, June 03, 2006, 2:53 PM, you wrote:

 Is there any automatic notification (by email message) of when this
 bug gets fixed or do I just have to watch general notifications more
 closely?

C If you watch the bug (login to Mantis, open the bug page, click
C monitor), then you will get periodic e-mail messages when the status
C has changed.

 Disregard previous message. I just figured it out.

Not always an easy thing to do! :)

 Thanks Chris.

You could add a confirming note, if you have the time, Jack, at
http://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view.php?id=5817 ,
that the bug is a problem for you, too.

That way, if Stefan hasn't had time to get back to the problem, at
least he will be able to see that it's not only a concern of the beta
testers involved: That the difficulty pops up not infrequently in
everyday use of The Bat!

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Re: Subfolders using main folder properties...

[Thorvald Neumann]

Hæ!

OK, I created a test-VF and I am wondering if the VF can be set to
automatically remove old messages after a few days (Keep messages in
base for x days).

I tried to use the settings under folder properties, but they do not
seem to purge the specific messages from the parent folder.

Anybody tried this, too?

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Subfolders using main folder properties...

[Thorvald Neumann]

Hæ!

Meanwhile I getting quite tired when creating subfolders within a
mainfolder to recreate the main folder properties (templates, identity
etc.) for each subfolder.

Is there an easy solution so the subfolders use the same templates
and identity as their main folder?

I am asking this because I use a lot of filters for my ebaystuff which
filter specific messages to specific folders:

ebay
|- Overview
|- Search
|- Bids
|- Bought
|- Sold
|- Ebay-Invoices
|- etc. etc.

I want each subfolder to use the properties of /ebay.

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Re: Subfolders using main folder properties...

[George Mitchell]

Thorvald Neumann wrote:

 Is there an easy solution so the subfolders use the same templates
 and identity as their main folder?

 I am asking this because I use a lot of filters for my ebaystuff which
 filter specific messages to specific folders:

 ebay
 |- Overview
 |- Search
...
 |- etc. etc.

 I want each subfolder to use the properties of /ebay.

You could put all your ebay stuff into the ebay folder and recreate
the subfolders as virtual folders.  That might simplify your filters
too.

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Re: Subfolders using main folder properties...

[Thorvald Neumann]

Hæ!

Wednesday, June 9, 2004, 12:03, George Mitchell wrote:
 You could put all your ebay stuff into the ebay folder and recreate
 the subfolders as virtual folders.  That might simplify your filters
 too.

Ähem, I used this method already before the VFs were introduced.

I will give it a try. :) Thanks for the hint.

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Re: Scan folder properties

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Adam,

On Mon, 10 May 2004 18:11:41 -0230 GMT (11/05/2004, 03:41 +0700 GMT),
Adam wrote:

A So, any idea how to search for unusual folder properties?  Some might
A have , On Exit: Remove messages.

You have to look individually. But it may help to know that the
system folders (or maybe only the Inbox?) have On Exit ticked by
default, while folders you create by yourself do not.

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folder properties

[Terry G. Munson]

Hi,

How do I get the folder properties, template, reply, forward etc., to
be used the sub-folders?

Thanks,

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Re: folder properties

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Terry,

On Fri, 24 Jan 2003 09:49:11 -0800GMT (24-1-03, 18:49 +0100GMT, where
I live), you wrote:

TGM How do I get the folder properties, template, reply, forward
TGM etc., to be used the sub-folders?

There's only the hard way: Typing/pasting them in each subfolder.

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Re[2]: folder properties

[Terry G. Munson]

Hi Roelof

On Fri, 24 Jan 2003 you wrote:

 There's only the hard way: Typing/pasting them in each subfolder.

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Folder properties

[Pat Gilbert]

Hi,
I am starting to recieve more unpleasant spam (hardcore) at home and I
have set up necessary filters. The Bat! neatly moves all the rubbish
to the trash folder and I have set it to delete on exit. The problem
is that I want to prevent my young children, whilst still in the same
session from then opening the trash folder and reading the spam
anyway.

I was hoping that the Bat! allowed passwords on a folder basis but I
can only see an account password. Is there a way to do this?

Many thanks for any assistance - I am still trying to get a handle on
the power in this excellent program.

 
Pat Gilbert  

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Re: Folder properties

[Marcus Ohlström]

On Saturday, August 17, 2002, 14:08, Pat Gilbert wrote:

 The Bat! neatly moves all the rubbish to the trash folder and I have
 set it to delete on exit.

 I was hoping that the Bat! allowed passwords on a folder basis but I
 can only see an account password. Is there a way to do this?

No, there isn't. You can however use Selective Download filtering
instead, that way the spam won't even reach your computer. The problem
with this method is that you can't browse the filtered messages to see
if something has been filtered which shouldn't, but if you don't want
to do that, try the Selective Download.

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Re: Folder properties

[Allie C Martin]

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MO No, there isn't. You can however use Selective Download
MO filtering instead, that way the spam won't even reach your
MO computer. The problem with this method is that you can't browse
MO the filtered messages to see if something has been filtered
MO which shouldn't, but if you don't want to do that, try the
MO Selective Download.

In the selective filters, you can choose to ignore the spam
messages, rather than to delete them. In this way, they'll remain on
the server for you to examine and manage them using the Dispatcher.

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Re: Folder properties

[Marck D Pearlstone]

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Hi Pat,

@17-Aug-2002, 16:08 +0400 (13:08 UK time) Pat Gilbert [PG] in
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PG I was hoping that the Bat! allowed passwords on a folder basis but
PG I can only see an account password. Is there a way to do this?

Yes. Create a locked account and filter the spam to the trash folder
of that account (yes, you can do that!).

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Re: Folder properties

[Pat Gilbert]

Marck D Pearlstone
Sunday, August 18, 2002, 7:48:53 AM, you wrote:


PG I was hoping that the Bat! allowed passwords on a folder basis but
PG I can only see an account password. Is there a way to do this?

 Yes. Create a locked account and filter the spam to the trash folder
 of that account (yes, you can do that!).

Good solution - Many thanks!

Pat Gilbert

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Common folder properties; %abtogroup

[Daniel Maier]

Hallo,

is there a way to define properties for a group of folders?

Also, a handle like %abtogroup would be useful, to tell which group an
address book entry belongs to.

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Folder Properties

[Alan Cummings]

Under account properties, it gives me the option in the "Reply template"
if i want to use the "From name for Reply-To address". Is there any
way i can control this with a folder reply-to template, if so, how?

thanks

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Re: Folder Properties - solved

[Alan Cummings]

Never mind, i figured it out. :)

Alan.


Alan Cummings wrote..

 Under account properties, it gives me the option in the "Reply template"
 if i want to use the "From name for Reply-To address". Is there any
 way i can control this with a folder reply-to template, if so, how?

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Re: Folder Properties - solved

[Nick Andriash]

On October 17, 2000, at 11:38:46 PM, Alan Cummings Wrote:

 Never mind, i figured it out. :)

Please share your findings... :o)


Nick


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Re: Folder Properties - solved

[Alan Cummings]

The problem was i was confusing myself about what the "Do not use from
name for reply-to address" actually did. I was thinking that it would
remove the from name from *every* replied message, instead of from the
messages that had a different reply-to address in it.

Alan.


Nick Andriash wrote..

 On October 17, 2000, at 11:38:46 PM, Alan Cummings Wrote:

 Never mind, i figured it out. :)

 Please share your findings... :o)


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Folder Properties -- Use Account Default Settings

[Gary Mort]

Hello TBUDL,

I use one fairly standard set of sorting/columns for all my folders.

I  noticed in the folder options a setting to "use the account default
folder properties".

So,  I go to my main account window and change the columns, then go to
my  inbox  and  select use default and it goes to the program default,
not  the settings I want. Going back to the main account line show the
program default again.

So, where is this default set?

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Re: Folder Properties -- Use Account Default Settings

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On 25 September 2000 at 15:12:28 GMT -0400 (which was 20:12 where I
live) Gary Mort wrote and made these points on the subject
of "Folder Properties -- Use Account Default Settings":

GM So,  I go to my main account window and change the columns, then go to
GM my  inbox  and  select use default and it goes to the program default,
GM not  the settings I want. Going back to the main account line show the
GM program default again.

GM So, where is this default set?

In any (and all) of the folders that is set to follow default settings
*except*  for  the  main  account window because it is *not* a folder.
(confused? You're not the only one).

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Re[3]: Folder Properties

[Oleg Zalyalov]

Hello, the Bat! list recipients,

Friday, June 02, 2000, SyP wrote to Kevin Coates about
Folder Properties:

KC Another one of The Bats! hidden mysteries I suppose. 8^)
S Oh yes. And don't really know what it's good for, either.
It's  good  for  sysadmins who can turn TB! to average user mode after
tuning  and  will  not  have  to  restore options after that user have
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Folder Properties

[Kevin Coates]

Hello TUBDL Subscribers,

How does one change the folder properties in this version? I used to
be able to right mouse click on a folder, but now the properties
option doesn't appear.

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Re: Folder Properties

[SyP]

Hello The Bat! users,

Kevin Coates wrote on 6/1/2000, 7:43 PM

KC How does one change the folder properties in this version? I used to
KC be able to right mouse click on a folder, but now the properties
KC option doesn't appear.

Press CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+/, and you will be right back in Expert mode.

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Re: Folder Properties

[Kevin Coates]

Hello SyP,

On Thursday, June 01, 2000 at 19:52:57 +0200 GMT (1:52 PM my local time) you wrote:

S Hello The Bat! users,

S Kevin Coates wrote on 6/1/2000, 7:43 PM

KC How does one change the folder properties in this version? I used to
KC be able to right mouse click on a folder, but now the properties
KC option doesn't appear.

S Press CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+/, and you will be right back in Expert mode.

Thanks SyP, that did the trick.

Is there a menu toggle for this Expert mode anywhere? I didn't see
anything regarding this while scanning the help file either.

Another one of The Bats! hidden mysteries I suppose. 8^)

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Re[2]: Folder Properties

[SyP]

Hello Kevin,

You wrote on 6/1/2000, 9:23 PM

KC Thanks SyP, that did the trick.
My pleasure :)

KC Is there a menu toggle for this Expert mode anywhere? I didn't see
KC anything regarding this while scanning the help file either.

If there were, you needn't be an expert to use it, and it wouldn't be
called "Expert" mode :)

KC Another one of The Bats! hidden mysteries I suppose. 8^)
Oh yes. And don't really know what it's good for, either.

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Re[3]: Folder Properties

[phil]

Greetings SyP!

On Thursday, June 01, 2000 at 21:48:09 GMT +0200 (which was 12:48 PM
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KC Thanks SyP, that did the trick.
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Re: Folder properties

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Ralf,

I am crossposting this to TBUDL, as this may be interesting to other
users as well, not only beta users. Let's continue this thread on
TBUDL instead of TBBETA.

On Thu, 9 Mar 2000 21:57:20 +0100GMT (10/03/2000, 04:57 +0800GMT),
Ralf Fischer wrote:

RF Just  playing around with different folder properties: One folder for my
RF private  stuff and another for business eMails. Each folder with another
RF identity  (eMail  address  an  organization).  Composing  a  message and
RF putting  it in the outbox for later editing, the organization field will
RF be overwritten with the settings in the Outbox properties.

I did not quite get it: you have different email addresses for
business and private right? So you should have seperate accounts, not
only seperate folders. Or am I mistaken?

In each account, you can set up the organization. Furthermore, you can
override this for each folder with the macro %ORGANSATION in the
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