Re: The Bat! v2.11 Beta/5 is now available

2004-05-13 Thread Gene Gough


THIS IS REALLY GETTING FRUSTRATING!




Thursday, May 13, 2004, 4:02:49 PM, Stefan wrote:

 Hello All,

 The Bat! v2.11 Beta/5 is now available from
 http://www.ritlabs.com/en/tbbeta/

 Here is a short list of changes:

 [+] Automatic filtering on IMAP (works when a folder is selected
 on-line, doesn't work during synchronisation yet) - please check
 it out thoroughly
 [+] Possibility to insert a line divider in HTML editor
 [+] (In works) New|Chat folder command to create Watchers for
 threads. I.e. you should be able to add message to that folder and
 all new messages referring to any message in that folder should
 also appear in that folder
 [-] (#0002951) Access Violation error when selecting folders for
 search in message reminder
 [-] (#0002955) Generic view mode setting is not saved, previous
 setting is used after restart
 [-] Various bugs in Virtual Folders and HTML editor 


I have been unable to get the last three betas because of ACCESS
DENIED!  What has changed?  This is the third message asking for help
with this problem.  One tester did respond last time saying that the
login process is broken.  No kidding!  They suggested that I bypass
that and go direct to the module rather than trying the directory
method.  Unfortunately they did not provide the required linkage and
the one I had did not work.  I do appreciate their attempt to help but
it is time that someone fixed the advertised method or provided an
alternative.  Help, please.   Thanks.

P.S.
I have reset the password, etc... Even started over with a different
user name but NOTHING works.


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Re: The Bat! v2.11 Beta/5 is now available

2004-05-13 Thread Gene Gough

Marck,
THANKS!  It is working again.




Thursday, May 13, 2004, 5:23:17 PM, Marck wrote:

 Dear Gene,

 @13-May-2004, 17:02 -0400 (13-May 22:02 UK time) Gene Gough [GG] in
 mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:

GG P.S. I have reset the password, etc... Even started over with a
GG different user name but NOTHING works.

 Nothing works. You're quite right.

 --UNLESS--

 You forget both the user names you've created so far. Then. Follow
 the instructions on how to become a beta tester *to the letter*!

 To register as a Beta tester, use this link first -
 http://www.ritlabs.com/en/partners/testers/

 Once you have done that, you /will/ be able to login to the beta
 page and download the current beta versions from:
 http://tbbeta.thebat.dutaint.com.

 --OR--

 Alexander Leschinsky spots your post and takes pity on you and
 corrects your account settings for you.




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Exception attempting to create NEW Folder

2004-02-08 Thread Gene Gough
  Attempts to create a new sub folder cause an exception at location
  00880B34.  Caused by READ of address 2404.
  Always repeatable.
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Re: 1.63 Beta/9

2003-06-06 Thread Gene Gough


Hmmm, this looks proper to me.




Friday, June 6, 2003, 7:11:54 AM, Ron wrote:

ST A special note about Blockqoute macro (my hat off for the author):
ST ST Since it is not possible to set values with CR/LF to headers
ST since  ST Beta/8, a variable should be used instead. The simples
ST way is to  ST insert the underscore character after the % and

 This is something that I never noticed before now. If I highlight a
 paragragh as I did above and hit F4 you can see the additional
 initials and quote marks that shouldn't be there.



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Re: beta9 - Dragging to nested folders no longer leads to anautocollapse

2003-06-06 Thread Gene Gough


Not confirmed.  I assume you meant to say the folder tree expands so
that you can see the sub folders?  In any case, it works as expected
here and I am able to drop into the sub folder.




Friday, June 6, 2003, 4:18:58 PM, Allie wrote:

 Hi all,

 I just tried dragging a message to one of my folders that's a subfolder
 of another. Normally, if I pause over the parent folder during the drag
 and drop operation, the folder tree collapses so that I can see the
 sub-folders. This no longer happens.

 Can anyone confirm?




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Re: Opinions needed

2003-02-26 Thread Gene Gough


CONFIRMED!  :-)

Tuesday, February 25, 2003, 8:00:02 PM, Thomas wrote:

 I believe you have a list of other known bugs. You are very creative
 at the moment, and I will also play with the scheduler and so, but I
 think bug-fixing is more imporant. I agree that you have to implement
 new features, but I think it is at least equally important (more
 important IMHO) to dtrive for a bug-free application.



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Re: mailto: bug

2003-02-23 Thread Gene Gough


Agreed.  Also, for most of the users, that  last thing you want is to
have them playing with the registry.




Sunday, February 23, 2003, 3:49:43 AM, Paddy wrote:

 Hello Jonathan,
 On Saturday, February 22, 2003 at 23:05:18, you wrote:
 Actually you're partially correct. Yes, outlook is accepting the
 breaking of the RFCs, but with a slight change to the registry entry
 for mailto: handling, TB also handles it just right too.

 But why should each user have to tweak the registry?  Correct markup
 would eliminate the problem.

 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]




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Re: REQUEST: Iconify ThBat! with cloose (X)

2003-02-23 Thread Gene Gough


I would be violently against that.   Just move the cursor to the left
to the minimize block.




Sunday, February 23, 2003, 8:49:11 AM, Jerry wrote:

 Is there any way authors would put an option in preferences
 thatclicking on the X at the top right would minimize The Bat! instead
 of exiting it? I have it open all the times and remembering not to
 close it is very hard. Some other programs that are usually allways
 loaded have the possibility to put the to tray instead of exiting.



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Re: REQUEST: Iconify ThBat! with cloose (X)

2003-02-23 Thread Gene Gough


Perhaps I reacted to strongly but the more we change the documented
and generally understood function of an object, the harder it is to
know what to expect.  To me, the X block at upper right means to
close, not to minimize.  The close button should mean close, not close
sometimes.   IMHO




Sunday, February 23, 2003, 12:16:27 PM, Jerry wrote:

 I would be violently against that.   Just move the cursor to the left
 to the minimize block.

 Why would you be againt it? Many programs that are meant to be used
 most of the time, offer such possibility, including competing product6
 like Becky mail. I frequently close the program instead of iconifying
 it.

 I asked this question on The Bat! mailing list and many people agree
 this option would be welcomed.

 If you would not want this option, you would not have to use it.

 Yours

 Jernej



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Re: 1.63 Beta/6

2003-02-07 Thread Gene Gough


Read problem 835 at https://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view_all_bug_page.php?f_page_number=1
and in addition to that, messages that reference off site images are
in the category of some work, some don't.  Messages I get from several
vendors, new services do not properly display either.




Friday, February 7, 2003, 4:19:56 PM, Dave wrote:

 Friday, February 7, 2003, 9:40:30 AM, Gene wrote:

 The majority of the mail I receive is HTML and not having the
 ability to properly handle it in BAT is a real problem

 In what way doesn't TB! properly handle it? I've never had a
 problem reading an HTML email in TB!.




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Re: 1.63 Beta/6

2003-02-07 Thread Gene Gough


Yes, that is one of the more annoying problems.
Confirmed.




Friday, February 7, 2003, 4:51:03 PM, John wrote:


DG In what way doesn't TB! properly handle it? I've never had a
DG problem reading an HTML email in TB!.

 I have had a problem with hidden text in HTML messages before.  This
 might be a poor example, but you can generate the problem yourself by
 forwarding an HTML message to yourself and not removing the
 message.htm attachment.  Type some text at the top.  Send it.  Now go
 back and look at the message in HTML format and your text will not be
 seen. If you switch over to text mode you can see your text.  I have
 received mail with this invisible text before and switched over to the
 default txt view for a while because of the problem.  The problem with
 this bug is it requires checking both the text and HTML version on
 every message to be sure nothing is missed.


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Re: Problem with losing text

2003-01-24 Thread Gene Gough


Why in the world would you put private company business on a public
forum?




Friday, January 24, 2003, 12:15:44 PM, Timothy wrote:

 I just spent 2 hours typing a email update to some people where I
 work only to have half of it disappear after I hit the send button.

 No its all gone and i guess there is now way to get it back. :(

 It also seemed to reformate the first part of the message and deleted the rest.

 Why did this happen?

 Here is what is left of the message and how it changed the formatting.

 Hi,

 I want to go over a few items that relate to Area 5.

  



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Re: Problem with losing text

2003-01-24 Thread Gene Gough


Did not offend me, just that many companies really get up tight about
that stuff.  No problem :-)




Friday, January 24, 2003, 1:55:35 PM, Timothy wrote:

 Sorry,

 Its not that private and I wanted to show how my message was
 reformatted and some of it was deleted. In hopes that one of the Bat
 Guru's would be able to identify the problem.

 Didnt know any other way of showing the problem.



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Re: separate options for autocomplete of addresses and subjects

2003-01-15 Thread Gene Gough

Yes!  Also the ability to search the nickname or handle only for auto
complete of address.  This has been long requested both formally and
in this forum.

Tuesday, January 14, 2003, 10:07:51 PM, Oleg wrote:

 I would like to suggest to have 2 separate options for autocomplete
of e-mail addresses and subject lines.

Currently, in Options|Preferences|System we have in Autocomplete a
joint option for both address and subject.

Personally I do like address autocomplete and do not a subject
autocomplete.

With 2 check bo



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Re: outlook attachments?

2002-12-23 Thread Gene Gough


I have written a problem on this. In addition to what you note below,
even those documents that BAT displays properly can not be forwarded
or saved and then displayed as BAT is destroying an associate with
tag or some such and then the HTML document is destroyed for a
practical intents.

See problem 835 in the bug reports at
https://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view_all_bug_page.php?f_page_number=1

Sunday, December 22, 2002, 7:22:52 PM, Toby wrote:

 Hi,

not sure if this is the best place to ask this but is there any
possibility of getting the ability to recognise outlook attachments
in TB! ?  I keep getting mails from outlook users whose attachments
show up as these dreadful .att files (in message attachment) which
I can't do anything with.  It would be nice if TB! was able to
understand those and just display the attachment as a normal
file...

 cheers,
 Toby



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Re: feature request -- maybe

2002-12-23 Thread Gene Gough


I fully agree with Yuki on this.  We already have too much of this we
do it to protect you stuff in government and business, we don't need
it in software WHEN it gets in the way for ease of use or function.




Monday, December 23, 2002, 6:39:46 AM, Yuki wrote:

 I'm afraid you are the one who is utterly wrong.  When I receive
 mail, it belongs to me.  The sender may have a copyright, but that
 copyright only applies if I do something publicly with the mail.  But
 the mail itself belongs to me.  That I can do as I please with it
 privately has been decided by 100s of years of common law. It's mine.
 Period. Just like a printed letter is.  It's not the sender's any
 loner,



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Re: outlook attachments?

2002-12-23 Thread Gene Gough


What is so discouraging to me is that there seems to be no interest in
fixing anything that has to do with support of html type mail.  I sure
hope that BAT does not get stuck in the dark ages as it is really a
great e-mail client in just about all other areas.




Monday, December 23, 2002, 11:52:43 AM, Paul wrote:

GG I have written a problem on this. In addition to what you note below,
GG even those documents that BAT displays properly can not be forwarded
GG or saved and then displayed as BAT is destroying an associate with
GG tag or some such and then the HTML document is destroyed for a
GG practical intents.
 winmail.dat is a real problem. my boss sent me something and all I got
 was the winmail.dat, no message. He said 10 other people I sent it to
 got it just fine... I was able to open most winmails with fentun.exe
 but it IS A PAIN...




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Re: 1.60q/Post5/newhtml

2002-07-11 Thread Gene Gough



If this worked it would be fine.  It does not.  See bug report 835.
This problem (835) seems to be present in the context that you mention
below.  I don't mind that the message is not displayed by BAT properly
every time but I do want BAT to leave the attachment names alone so
that when I attempt to open using the HTML icon the page will open as
it was intended.




Thursday, July 11, 2002, 3:10:34 AM, Thomas wrote:

 Hello Gareth,

 On Thu, 11 Jul 2002 05:36:28 +0100 GMT (11/07/02, 11:36 +0700 GMT),
 Gareth Campling wrote:

GC Why do u say that ? if done correctly this would be a fine option
GC and secure if it uses the internal viewer and will not accept any
GC other files. ?

 You are contradicting yourself. If external links are being
 downloaded, other files are being accepted. This is intrinsically
 insecure.

 Double-click on the HTML-icon, this will open your browser with all
 its security settings (we do not want TB to have a complete browser
 built in) and will do everything you ask for.




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Re: 1.60q/Post5/newhtml

2002-07-11 Thread Gene Gough



I think that is the same problem as I am seeing. I didn't spell it out
very well.  The biggest problem that I am seeing is when an image is
referenced as src=cid:007b01c222d5$2c596630$485be8cf@mompop; and when
you save the message or attempt to forward or resend it, the actual
file is fetched and saved/forwarded but with a different name such as
file001.jpg but the reference in the HTML remains as shown above.
Perhaps this is not the same problem but it looks like it to me.
Perhaps I have it totally confused and if so, I am sorry but the only
way we work these things out is to discuss them.  Thanks.




Thursday, July 11, 2002, 11:03:19 AM, Thomas wrote:

 Hello Gene,

 On Thu, 11 Jul 2002 09:07:09 -0400 GMT (11/07/02, 20:07 +0700 GMT),
 Gene Gough wrote:

GG If this worked it would be fine.  It does not.  See bug report 835.
GG This problem (835) seems to be present in the context that you mention
GG below.  I don't mind that the message is not displayed by BAT properly
GG every time but I do want BAT to leave the attachment names alone so
GG that when I attempt to open using the HTML icon the page will open as
GG it was intended.

 You are talking about another thing, namely renaming of attachments
 that are sent with the message. I have never commented on that bug, as
 I have never experienced a problem (which doesn't mean that the
 problem doesn't exist, but only that I cannot contribute to the
 thread, each message to which adds knowledge to the thread and the
 combined minds of the list members. A message on a beta list that
 doesn't add knowledge is a waste of bandwidth IMHO).

 Gary was talking about objects that are not sent with the message but
 referenced as external links in a HTML message. Please read the thread
 again.




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Re: Objects in HTML mails (was: 1.60q/Post5/newhtml)

2002-07-11 Thread Gene Gough



Thanks.  You did a great job of explaining it.  Now if the developers
would just fix the bug part.




Thursday, July 11, 2002, 1:00:57 PM, Thomas wrote:

 Hello Gene,

 On Thu, 11 Jul 2002 12:29:27 -0400 GMT (11/07/02, 23:29 +0700 GMT),
 Gene Gough wrote:

GG Perhaps this is not the same problem but it looks like it to me.

 Actually, no, it isn't. Technically these are two different things.

GG Perhaps I have it totally confused and if so, I am sorry but the only
GG way we work these things out is to discuss them.  Thanks.

 I agree and will try to explain:

 What you are referring to are attachments (imbedded objects in an HTML
 mail) that were actually sent with the email. They are referenced
 locally, of you look at the source code. Therefore, when you receive
 the email, TB will show them. Once you forward these attachments, the
 names are being changed but the reference within the HTML code is not.
 Therefore, they are not being shown when you open the forwarded mail.
 This has been critisised as a bug, and I am inclined to agree to that
 assessment.

 The other problem is when the object is not sent with the email. It is
 not referenced locally, but the reference points to a URL somewhere in
 the www. TB will not GET (this is the technical term for downloading
 in this case) the object; this is not a bug but by design. If you look
 at the source code of the email, you see that the address of that
 object is not on your computer.

 If this is still not clear, I cannot explain it any better, and maybe
 someone else needs to chip in.




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Failure in 160q

2002-06-06 Thread Gene Gough

  I have noticed that 160q fails to use the bong to announce a
  failure to connect to the server on send or when the server breaks
  the connection on a receive.


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Re: 1.60q

2002-06-06 Thread Gene Gough



Confirmed failing on 160q.




Thursday, June 6, 2002, 10:33:34 AM, Marcus wrote:


 On Thursday, June 6, 2002, 16:09, Maxim Masiutin wrote:

 I was to quick. The log panel is empty, in fact, nothing is written to
 the log file at all. Did you by any chance build on the no logging
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Re: 1.60n

2002-05-31 Thread Gene Gough



actually that ULR should have been
http://www.ritlabs.com/ftp/pub/the_bat/beta/tb60n.zip

and not

http://www.ritlabs.com/ftp/pub/the_bat/beta/tb60n.rar




Friday, May 31, 2002, 3:06:48 PM, Maxim wrote:

 Hello Tbbeta!

   The Bat! 1.60n is available at
   http://www.ritlabs.com/ftp/pub/the_bat/beta/tb60n.rar

   We were working hard to find the GDI leak bug and we've finally
   fixed it.

   [-] Fixed the GDI leak.
   [-] Fixed CSR generation for internal S/MIME implementation.
   [-] It was impossible to use a suitable cryptographic provider other
   than specifyng Default. Now, even if you select a provider, a
   suitable provider for a particular algorithm can be
   automatically selected.
  
  



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Re: 1.60n

2002-05-31 Thread Gene Gough



Ah sighh...  When it didn't work for me I just wiped out the file
name and went to the index and selected it.  I then posted my message
using the URL from the original message and changed the rah to zip. I
never looked to see if there was any other errors in the given URL.
Sorry.




Friday, May 31, 2002, 3:25:30 PM, Allie wrote:

 -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
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 ...
GG actually that ULR should have been
GG http://www.ritlabs.com/ftp/pub/the_bat/beta/tb60n.zip

 Yet another correction. :-)

 http://www.ritlabs.com/ftp/pub/the_bat/beta/tb160n.zip

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Re: 1.60n

2002-05-31 Thread Gene Gough



I don't know what you did but this file will not extract anything.




Friday, May 31, 2002, 4:57:00 PM, Maxim wrote:

 Hi Thomas,

 On Fri, 31 May 2002, at 21:45:35 [GMT +0200] (which was 22:45 where I
 live) you wrote:


 Changed from internal S/MIME to MS CryptoAPI and got an
 'List-index-out-of-bounds(0)'-error.
 First when I select the radiobutton and later I can't even access the
 S/MIME options.

   Thanks! I've re-uploaded the file to the same location

   http://www.ritlabs.com/ftp/pub/the_bat/beta/tb160n.zip

   The size of the fixed file should be 2078599 for tb160n.zip

   The version number will be the same.
  




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Re:

2002-05-24 Thread Gene Gough



It is not here.  All I see is the Re:




Friday, May 24, 2002, 11:34:03 AM, Allie wrote:

 -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
 Hash: SHA1

 Dierk Haasis [DH] wrote:
 ...
DH What happens to the subject line when messages are replied by you
DH (see above).

 Are you saying the subject disappears for you.

 I see it here just fine:

 Re: VOT: GetRight Question (Was: Re: OT: F-Secure automatic update
  (was: IncrediMail Xe and The Bat! - lack of compability))

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Re: 1.60m

2002-05-19 Thread Gene Gough



Thanks.




Sunday, May 19, 2002, 10:49:12 AM, David wrote:

 It's still in beta fase. We'll just have to wait some time longer.  



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Re: IncrediMail Xe and The Bat! - lack of compability

2002-05-01 Thread Gene Gough



Why is it that some people want to control what others use or do? Why
would you leave bat just because it had sound support.  Would there be
someone twisting your arm to use it?  :-)




Wednesday, May 1, 2002, 7:59:22 AM, Andreas wrote:

 Who needs all this nonsense? If the Bat ever came up with sound
 support, I'd be thinking about switching to some other mail client
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Re: IncrediMail Xe and The Bat! - lack of compability

2002-05-01 Thread Gene Gough



AMEN!




Wednesday, May 1, 2002, 8:29:26 AM, Ray wrote:

 I can see the date of the mail written in the collumns of the index.
 The time also.
 Who it wrote too.
 And i can read a subjectline too!

 So why these 3 extra lines of information i don't need because i can already
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Re: Hghlights only fails?

2002-04-25 Thread Gene Gough



Confirmed.




Thursday, April 25, 2002, 6:50:44 AM, Graham wrote:

 Hello tbbeta

   1.60g.. selecting Highlights only in the Account log, give me an
   empty list. Just me.. or anyone else able to reproduce this?

 regards,
  Graham   




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Re: Hghlights only fails?

2002-04-25 Thread Gene Gough



I checked it in 1.60g and confirmed Graham's claim.  I just backed off
to 1.60c because of hangs when trying to sendmail.  That turned out to
perhaps be a server problem but in any case, 1.60C works properly when
Highlights only is selected.




Thursday, April 25, 2002, 7:35:11 AM, Tony wrote:

 This message: 25/04/2002 12:34 GMT.

 Hello Graham,


   A reminder of what Graham ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) typed on:
   25 April 2002 at 11:50:44 GMT +0100

GF   1.60g.. selecting Highlights only in the Account log, give me an
GF   empty list. Just me.. or anyone else able to reproduce this?

 No, works fine here, exactly as expected.





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Re: TB 1.60g

2002-04-23 Thread Gene Gough



Thanks.




Tuesday, April 23, 2002, 1:04:27 PM, Marek wrote:

 On Tue, 23 Apr 2002, mlist_2001 wrote:

 I am from INDIA. I still do not understand How to download 1.60g from
 that german site. When i downloaded it i got the Ver 1.60c instead of
 1.60g.

 Can you tell me how to get 1.60g..???

 You can download it from my FTP:
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Lack of scroll

2002-04-14 Thread Gene Gough

  I think that this is a bug.  Not always but enough to be very
  frustrating you can cause the top of your typing when composing a
  note to scroll off the top.  NO SCROLL handles appear and the only
  way to get it back is to use the up arrow key to move back to the
  top of the screen and then it scrolls the screen down so that you
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Re: Pick e-mail address window and autocompletion problems

2002-03-31 Thread Gene Gough



Yes and it is MOST FRUSTRATING!




Sunday, March 31, 2002, 7:09:50 AM, Allie wrote:

 However, when the auto-completion kicks
 in I'm taken back to the beginning of the address list and I cannot
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Re: Mail To URL's don't fill in To: Line

2002-03-31 Thread Gene Gough


See below:

Sunday, March 31, 2002, 3:18:25 PM, Chris wrote:


 Not sure how to explain this, but on web based BBS's if i click on a
 mail to URL The Bat! opens as before, but no longer with the To: Line
 filled in. I hope this will work, try the last offending message, the
 post from a Mark Ayling (but PLEASE don't actually send him mails)
 :-)

 It's at:

 http://www.rolec.co.uk/cgi-bin/ikonboard/topic.cgi?forum=2topic=673

 Thanks. using TB! 1.60

Confirmed.  Empty TO field.  Strange as when I click on a MailTo in a
web page it works correctly.  This is not a mailto that your looking
at but an address that was typed into the text.  I should say that is
what it appears to be.



 Another thing, recent betas have worked sluggishly whenever IE has been
 invoked, slow screen refreshes et cetera. IE is old and unchanged, it's
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Bug Report

2002-03-28 Thread Gene Gough

  In edit or compose message, change the queue in OUTBOX key to F5.
  No conflicts with any other editor key assignments.  Close shortcut
  edit by pressing OK.  Use new key assignment to move message to
  OUTBOX.  Works.

  Compose new message.   Key assignment above has been lost.  What
  good is changing the editor key assignment if it only lasts for one
  message?

  Background:  I am attempting to change as many key assignments as
  possible to be like I had them in PMMAIL since I have used it for
  years and am very comfortable with them.  In PMMAIL if you are in
  edit, F5 put the message in the output queue.  If you are not in
  edit on a message or if any message your are in edit on does NOT
  have focus, F5 will then send any message currently in the Queue.  I
  am attempting to make the same assignments here and it does work for
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Re: Reply numbering in the subject

2002-03-28 Thread Gene Gough



Yeah, it does tend to clutter up things a bit.




Wednesday, March 27, 2002, 9:36:21 PM, you wrote:

NA Hello Gene Gough,

NA On Wednesday, March 27 2002 at 03:49 PM PDT, you wrote:

 OK, thanks.

NA Gene, you really should limit use of Reply numbering to these Lists only,
NA or better still remove it altogether. RITLabs should 'not' be allowing
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Re[2]: Autocomplete subject

2002-03-26 Thread Gene Gough



YES.  And in addition, the ability to auto search on the nicknames
only.  Current implementation is that it searches everything else first
and that seems backwards to me.




Tuesday, March 26, 2002, 9:37:56 AM, you wrote:

M I wish the autocomplete function worked like in MSIE: it presents just a
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Re: Bug with Mailticker?

2002-03-22 Thread Gene Gough



NOT confirmed.  I have no problems with this at all.




Friday, March 22, 2002, 12:31:43 PM, you wrote:

CGS Whenever a new message arrives and the mailticker is displayed, I have to
CGS double-click very hard on this ticker to open the message. hard means I  
CGS have to doubleclick several times and it takes long until the message
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Broken Macros?

2002-03-21 Thread Gene Gough

  Has anyone else noted macros similar to below seem to be broken in
  this beta?  1.54/50  The name of the attachments no longer show up.



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Re: Scroll problem in editor window

2002-03-20 Thread Gene Gough



Confirmed on WIN 2K SP2.


Tuesday, March 19, 2002, 11:47:21 PM, you wrote:


MS   Steps to reproduce the bug: Open a new message, write some lines. Go
MS   then to the end of the text and hit cursor down so that the cursor
MS   goes down where is no text. You can go down with the cursor until
MS   you can't see any text in the window. BUT on the right side there is
MS   _no_ scroll bar which tells you that threre _is_ text is above...
MS   This gives you the impression that the mail window is empty.




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Re[2]: 1.54 RC/1

2002-03-20 Thread Gene Gough



You only see it when your are composing a note.  On that frame.


Wednesday, March 20, 2002, 4:21:42 AM, you wrote:



JP Hello Dierk
JP You wrote  On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, at 09:32:08 [GMT +0100] (19:32 Wednesday where I 
live):-

 Utilities/Evaluate

JP Sorry, must be going blind - can't see Utilities any where in drop down menus.
JP Can you be more specific at all?

JP -- 
JP Regards
JP John Phillips   Sydney, Australia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
JP HTML mail  spam not welcome.
JP Bat! 1.54 RC/1 Windows 98 4.10 Build   ASony Vaio Notebook PCG-505TS 
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