Re: Using the Message Dispatcher

2005-07-27 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Stuart,

On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 09:55:39 -0500 GMT (27/07/2005, 21:55 +0700 GMT),
Stuart Cuddy wrote:

DE>>  The  problem  is  that it does not appear to be possible to view the
DE>>   server  messages  using the MD without also triggering the download.

SC> You  can  read  an  individual  message  in  dispatcher  by  selecting
SC> Message/Open. This does not take the message off the server.

Let me add that the MD downloads all the headers, this this is what
might confuse David. The messages will only be downloaded if they are
ticked "receive", which is the default.

I have one account which receives more spam than anything. I open the
MD and hit ctrl-2. This takes the tickmark off of all messages. Then I
look through the headers and tick "receive" for those that I do want
to download.

If most messages are spam and should be deleted from the server, crtl-3
marks all message to be deleted. If "good" messages should not be
deleted from the server, that tickmark can still be taken off
manually.

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Re: Using the Message Dispatcher

2005-07-27 Thread Mary Bull
Hello David!

On Wednesday, July 27, 2005, 9:30 AM, you wrote:

> The  'Configure Account' settings only seem to provide one option in
>   Mail  management which is to invoke Message Dispatcher automatically
>   at  each  mail  check. ...

Also, "Leave messages on the server for x days."

>   ...This would also cause all the messages on the
>   server  to  be  downloaded  to the laptop inbox which I am trying to
>   avoid.

Try the "Global/toggle flag" option. Or, for messages you do not wish
to download, manually uncheck "Receive."

As Stuart Cuddy just wrote to you, you can read the messages on the
server by selecting Open. And by unselecting Receive at the same time,
you can leave the message on the server.

You can also permanently unselect the Receive column, requiring you to
manually check the Receive box for messages that you wish to download.
Use the "Global/set flag" option.

>   Also, there are a number of options within Message Dispatcher
>   that  are  not  explained in the help file. Is there a more extended
>   discussion of how to use the feature elsewhere?

Sorry, not to my knowledge.

I use the Message Dispatcher to selectively download my messages as my
routine way of managing my mail. I'm my Own Spam Filter, since I
receive very few unwanted messages. The capability to manually select
those I wish to receive and those I wish to delete is one of the joys
of The Bat! for me.

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Re: Using the Message Dispatcher

2005-07-27 Thread Stuart Cuddy
Hello David,
Wednesday, July 27, 2005, 9:30:55 AM, you wrote:

DE>  The  problem  is  that it does not appear to be possible to view the
DE>   server  messages  using the MD without also triggering the download.
DE>   The  'Configure Account' settings only seem to provide one option in
DE>   Mail  management which is to invoke Message Dispatcher automatically
DE>   at  each  mail  check. This would also cause all the messages on the
DE>   server  to  be  downloaded  to the laptop inbox which I am trying to
DE>   avoid. Also, there are a number of options within Message Dispatcher
DE>   that  are  not  explained in the help file. Is there a more extended
DE>   discussion of how to use the feature elsewhere?

You  can  read  an  individual  message  in  dispatcher  by  selecting
Message/Open. This does not take the message off the server.

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Using the Message Dispatcher

2005-07-27 Thread David Embrey
Hello TBUDL,

  I  have just started to get to grip with the Message Dispatcher even
  though I have been a Bat user for a couple of years. As I understand
  it from the help file, the Message Dispatcher allows you to view the
  messages  on  the  server,  (e.g.  when  using a laptop on the road)
  without   having   to  download  all  the  messages.  You  can  then
  selectively  download  only the messages that you are interested in.
  This would be very helpful since we receive about 100 messages a day
  (mainly  spam)  and  hence the server fills up very quickly. So if I
  access  the server in the normal way, I will have a long download of
  largely rubbish into the inbox of my laptop (which does not have all
  the filters to get rid of spam that my office system provides).

  The  problem  is  that it does not appear to be possible to view the
  server  messages  using the MD without also triggering the download.
  The  'Configure Account' settings only seem to provide one option in
  Mail  management which is to invoke Message Dispatcher automatically
  at  each  mail  check. This would also cause all the messages on the
  server  to  be  downloaded  to the laptop inbox which I am trying to
  avoid. Also, there are a number of options within Message Dispatcher
  that  are  not  explained in the help file. Is there a more extended
  discussion of how to use the feature elsewhere?

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