Hi John Sunday, October 12, 2003, 11:17:07 AM, you wrote:
V>> TB's address book IS my contact book. It stores pretty much everything I'd V>> want about my contacts. And my PIM (WinPIM - awesome piece of software) can V>> talk to TB if TB is the default email client. Whether TB can talk to WinPIM V>> - I don't know. Unlikely, at least directly. J> You've confused me in above remark. J> You say that WinPIM can talk to TB if it's the default email client. Right. Just like when you click on any "mailto" link in a webpage, TB opens up with a new message, right? This is because TB is the registered mail handler. WinPIM works similar (as will most other PIMs). It stores email addresses in its contact book. (VERY powerful contact book by the way.)When you click on any of these addresses, TB opens up and sends a message to that contact. J> Yet in the last remark you say whether it can talk to TB - you dont know. Did J> I misunderstand? I'm afraid so. Sorry for making it confusing :) What I meant was that WinPIM can open up TB as I described above(so it can 'talk' to TB), but TB can't open up WinPIM because there is no 'registered PIM'. So I said it can't 'talk back'. Actually there might be a way to make TB open up your PIM using the scheduler. I haven't played much with the scheduler though so you'll have to experiment to see if this is true. TB can run programs at certain times using the scheduler, if I recall correctly. Cheers, -- Vishal ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.00.6 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
