Re: Attachment symbol disappearing for some HTML messages with embedded images

·---·-Date---· | Volker Ahrendt| 2007-01-29 | ·---·· [Reply to: »Hendrik Oesterlin« · 2007-01-27 · 11:32 h (CET)] Hello, Hendrik! I

Re: TBB and TBI

Hello Bob, 1. Does refresh rebuild the index of a mailbox? No. As Roelof points in his reply, 'Refresh' is for VFs and I think it should be disabled (greyed out) for normal folders. 2. I notice, in each folder, a .TBB and a .TBI file, together with a group of .tmp files. Is .TBI the

Re: TBB and TBI

Hello Dwight, IIRC the Memos for a message are stored in the index file .tbi - if one deletes the index file, the memos (if any) are gone. another illustration of the uselessness of memos as a work around for being able to edit one's message base Yes, you are right. Memos are lost if you

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hello Bob, Sometimes, after I clear out the .tmp files and do folder maintenance, I won't have such error messages either in exiting or starting TB. The last time it (error message) happened on exiting, I noticed that a .tmp file had suddenly appeared in the inbox. Generally, the .tmp files

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hi MAU, Sometimes, after I clear out the .tmp files and do folder maintenance, I won't have such error messages either in exiting or starting TB. The last time it (error message) happened on exiting, I noticed that a .tmp file had suddenly appeared in the inbox. Generally, the .tmp files

Re: More On TBB and TBI

On Monday, January 29, 2007, 17:21:16, Peter Gannushkin wrote: They supposed to be deleted after the compression, but often enough TB! either dies or the process is cancelled by the user. In either of those cases the files are kept in the mail folders. The Bat doesn't leave .tmp files behind

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hi Jernej, They supposed to be deleted after the compression, but often enough TB! either dies or the process is cancelled by the user. In either of those cases the files are kept in the mail folders. The Bat doesn't leave .tmp files behind if you cancel folder compression, otherwise I'd

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hello Peter, As I have told you in my previous message, these tmp files are net created/generated by TB. Again I suspect they are created by your antivirus. That is not true. TB! generates tmp files when it compresses your folders. They supposed to be deleted after the compression, but

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hi MAU, I didn't know that. And I think that my 'conviction that TB didn't generate any' at least proves that I have never seen any *.tmp files left over in any of my mail folders. Not even while testing Betas. Maybe because I have never allowed any antivirus to fiddle with my mail folders?

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hello Peter, I know nothing about the antivirus since I have none. Maybe you don't use compress or never had TB! crashing while compressing, hence never saw tmp files. I run Maintenance every night (Purge and Compress) on my whole message base, several accounts with some 500 folders. --

Re[2]: More On TBB and TBI

1/29/2007 2:29 PM Hi Peter, On 1/29/2007 Peter Gannushkin wrote: PG That is not true. TB! generates tmp files when it compresses your PG folders. They supposed to be deleted after the compression, but often PG enough TB! either dies or the process is cancelled by the user. In PG either of

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hi Paul, on Mon, 29 Jan 2007 14:31:17 -0500GMT (29.01.2007, 20:31 +0100GMT here), you wrote: [thebat.tmp files] PVN I have been using TB since 1998 and have not ever seen a temporary PVN file in a message folder. They don't appear in a message folder. Have a look at C:\Documents and

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Het was maandag 29 januari 2007 om 21:27 uur dat jij iets schreef over 'More On TBB and TBI' : Hoi Peter, PM [thebat.tmp files] PVN I have been using TB since 1998 and have not ever seen a temporary PVN file in a message folder. PM They don't appear in a message folder. Have a look at

Re[2]: More On TBB and TBI

1/29/2007 3:23 PM Hi Peter, On 1/29/2007 Peter Meyns wrote: PM They don't appear in a message folder. Have a look at C:\Documents and PM Settings\Username\Local Settings\Temp - that's where they PM accumulate... :( Peter Gannushkin said he had one in his Inbox folder. I do not get them in

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hi Paul, PG That is not true. TB! generates tmp files when it compresses your PG folders. They supposed to be deleted after the compression, but often PG enough TB! either dies or the process is cancelled by the user. In PG either of those cases the files are kept in the mail folders. PG

Re: More On TBB and TBI

On Monday, January 29, 2007, 21:27:18, Peter Meyns wrote: They don't appear in a message folder. Have a look at C:\Documents and Settings\Username\Local Settings\Temp - that's where they accumulate... :( Nope, only a ton of old Office temporary files there. -- Jernej Simončič

Re[2]: More On TBB and TBI

1/29/2007 4:31 PM Hi Peter, On 1/29/2007 Peter Gannushkin wrote: PG What exactly is your point? I guess my point is that management technique may impact the problem of temp files remaining in message folders. -- Take Care, Paul Voyager v.3.95.06 on Win2k SP4-Rollup1 5.0.2195 No IMAP OTFE

Re: Wish: common QTs

On Monday, January 29, 2007, 3:10:42 PM, Alexander S. Kunz wrote: common quick templates would be a nice addition seems an excellent idea. what reason could there be to not have it so? -- Dwight A. Corrin 928 S Broadway Wichita KS 67211 316.303.1411 fax 316.265.7568 dcorrin at fastmail.fm

Re: Wish: common QTs

·---·-Date---· | Volker Ahrendt| 2007-01-29 | ·---·· [Reply to: »Alexander S. Kunz« · 2007-01-29 · 22:10 h (CET)] I'd like to suggest

Re: Wish: common QTs

Hello all, Monday, January 29, 2007, Alexander S. Kunz wrote: I don't know if I'm correct to assume that everyone uses a good portion of their QTs shared on multiple accounts? If that is the case, common quick templates would be a nice addition, and it would maybe spare someone out there from

Re: Wish: common QTs

Good day beta list members, Monday, January 29, 2007, 9:10:42 PM, you wrote: Hello everyone, I'd like to suggest the implementation of common quick templates, just like we have common folders and common filters. snip It gets my full support, excellent suggestion! :) -- Best regards,

Re: Wish: common QTs

Hello Chris On Monday, January 29, 2007 you wrote: Good day beta list members, I'd like to suggest the implementation of common quick templates, just like we have common folders and common filters. snip It gets my full support, excellent suggestion! :) [rolling out barrels of tar

Re:Wish: common QTs

On Monday, January 29, 2007 Alexander S. Kunz, [ASK] wrote: No, because its not a solution if you delete an account, and thats my point... A point that I found out the hard way when I deleted one of my accounts that had a bunch of QT's associated with it. I had this account for quite some time

Re[2]: More On TBB and TBI

Hello Peter, Monday, January 29, 2007, 18:21:16, you wrote: TB! generates tmp files when it compresses your folders. That's right! They supposed to be deleted after the compression, but often enough TB! either dies or the process is cancelled by the user. This was a bug of some old