Re: moving mail account from one user acct to another user acct

2008-09-16 Thread Roelof Otten
Hallo Avram,

On Tue, 16 Sep 2008 02:28:01 -0500GMT (16-9-2008, 9:28 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

A Let's say there are two users, A and B, on a computer, each with
A their own Windows account. Each has administrator privileges and
A can access the other account. User B has always had The Bat!
A running and has, say, five different mail accounts within The Bat!
A User A had always used The Bat! by logging in to user B. However,
A one week ago, a sixth, separate mail account was created for user
A A within User A's Windows account in a copy of The Bat! that
A was created within A Windows account. Only that one mail account
A appears within that running of The Bat! All other mail accounts,
A but not the newly created account for User A appear within the
A instance of The Bat! that runs within B's Windows account. After
A one week, user A decided that she would prefer to have her separate
A mail account as part of the list found on The Bat! running within
A B's Window account and no longer wishes to have that separate mail
A account running in The Bat! within her own Window's account.

Login to Windows as user A.
Don't start TB
Start Regedit and delete this directory from the registry:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\RIT
Move the one account ftrom user A to the mail directory of user B
Logoff as user A
Login to Windows as user B
Start TB
Add a new account, give it the name of A´s account.
Close TB
Logoff from Windows
Login as user A
Start TB
Set the mail directory to user B´s mail directory
Create new accounts
Name those new accounts the same as they have for user B
Now you´re done

-- 
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RE: moving mail account from one user acct to another user acct

2008-09-16 Thread Sacks, Avram
Hi, Roelof,

In response to my question about moving a mail account from one user's windows 
account to another user's window's account on the same computer, you wrote:

1. Login to Windows as user A.
2. Don't start TB
3. Start Regedit and delete this directory from the registry:
4. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\RIT
5. Move the one account ftrom user A to the mail directory of user B
6. Logoff as user A
7. Login to Windows as user B
8. Start TB
9. Add a new account, give it the name of A´s account.
10. Close TB
11. Logoff from Windows
12. Login as user A
13. Start TB
14. Set the mail directory to user B´s mail directory
15. Create new accounts
16. Name those new accounts the same as they have for user B
17. Now you´re done

First, thank-you VERY much.  [I LOVE this list! I am still waiting *days* for 
an answer from the support team of another, unrelated application in another 
matter.]  I understand your instructions (which I have numbered) up through no. 
13.  However, I don't know how to set the mail directory to user B's mail 
directory.  Can you elaborate? 

Secondly, what will be the practical consequence of setting the mail directory 
to user B's mail directory:  

Once I create new accounts in the instance of The Bat! that is running 
in user A's Windows account with the same name as they have for user B, does 
that then mean that both User A and User B will be able to see the same mail 
from within their own Window's user account?

If the answer is yes, does this also include previous mail, or does 
it only include mail downloaded from this point forward?

-- 
 Avram L. Sacks
 Riverwoods, IL 60015
 The Bat ver. 4.0.18 on Windows XP Pro, SP2.



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Re: moving mail account from one user acct to another user acct

2008-09-16 Thread Luc
Good afternoon Avram,  
  
It was foretold that on 16/09/2008 @ 11:29:33 GMT-0500 (which was
13:29:33 where I live) Sacks, Avram would write:

snipped a bit

 I understand your instructions (which I have numbered) up through
 no. 13.  However, I don't know how to set the mail directory to user
 B's mail directory.  Can you elaborate?

Options --- preferences --- System. That's where you define the
mail directory.
 
 
-- 
Best regards,
 Luc
 http://www.dzinelabs.com
 
---
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Opera.

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whose solicitor has given me my brief. - Benjamin Franklin
(1706–1790)

  




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RE: moving mail account from one user acct to another user acct

2008-09-16 Thread Sacks, Avram
Hi, Luc, 

You responded to my question concerning the transfer of one mail account
into another instance of the The Bat running in a separate Window user's
account, and explained what Roelof meant by setting  a mail directory
to another's user's mail directory by writing :   Options ---
preferences --- System. That's where you define the mail directory.

Thank you very much!  I am at the office now, and am unable to do this
at the moment, since I run The Bat on my home computer. However I will
try out your suggestion when I get home.   

--
Your answer leads me to another question about using The Bat! on home
networks which could be a separate thread, but which I will include
here, for now:

Last April I tried to set The Bat! up on a home network.  Because I did
not intend to keep mail on the mail server indefinitely, I used POP3
rather than IMAP, but set the mail server instructions to keep mail on
the server for at least 14 days--long enough for mail to be downloaded
on to both machines.  The system was imperfect, however, since it meant
cc'ing outgoing messages to myself to make sure I had a copy on both
computers.  Ultimately, the system would only work for mail on my own
private domain.  The system did not work for Gmail mail. Once one
computer downloaded gmail mail, the other computer would no longer be
able to download it.  

However, your answer, above gave me an idea.  It seems to me that rather
than try and create a self-contained version of my e-mail on both
computers, perhaps it would be better to have one computer see the other
computer's mail directory.  (We will just lose some e-mail functionality
while on vacation with the laptop, since new mail would only be
available via webmail.) 

If I want more than one computer on a network to access the same mail
directory, so that either computer user can read, compose, and delete
mail, would I use Options --- preferences --- System on the second
computer's running of The Bat! to point to the originating directory on
the first computer? 

All the best, 

-- 
Avi

 Avram L. Sacks
 2700 Lake Cook Road
 Riverwoods, IL 60015


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Re: moving mail account from one user acct to another user acct

2008-09-16 Thread Roelof Otten
Hallo Avram,

On Tue, 16 Sep 2008 11:29:33 -0500GMT (16-9-2008, 18:29 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

SA First, thank-you VERY much.  [I LOVE this list! I am still
SA waiting *days* for an answer from the support team of another,
SA unrelated application in another matter.]  I understand your
SA instructions (which I have numbered) up through no. 13.  However,
SA I don't know how to set the mail directory to user B's mail directory.  Can 
you elaborate?

As you deleted all of TB's registry setting for user A, TB will run
and think it's being run for the first time and will ask for a mail
directory, it's then that you browse to the mail directory for user B.

SA Secondly, what will be the practical consequence of setting the
SA mail directory to user B's mail directory:  

SA Once I create new accounts in the instance of The Bat!
SA that is running in user A's Windows account with the same name as
SA they have for user B, does that then mean that both User A and
SA User B will be able to see the same mail from within their own Window's 
user account?

Yes

SA If the answer is yes, does this also include previous
SA mail, or does it only include mail downloaded from this point forward?

All mail

-- 
Groetjes, Roelof

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