Hi,
Chris Weaven wrote:
from what I've heard, IMAP is lacking somewhat. As I am entirely
IMAP based, I'm in no great hurry to test in this case.
ACK(*). New GUI(+) or no new GUI, working IMAP(#) is what I want.
Regards,
Markus
* Acknowledge[d] (antonym: NACK (not acknowledged))
+ Graphical
Hi,
Chris wrote:
Can anyone else confirm?
Confirmed.
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
Alexey wrote:
I agree that XML would be much better
I'm also a strong supporter of XML for this (Firefox and Trillian, if
I'm not mistaken, are two examples that use XML based skin
descriptions pretty well). Yet, I'm wondering if TB's developers are
already beyond a point where this is
Hi,
Marcus Williams wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I'd like a drop down in the from address similar to the one thats
already there that offers the each accounts associated address.
You could create dummy accounts and then select the account in the
editor pane. (Of course you would have to
Hi,
9Val wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Surely it is not by design, but I don't know the reason. It is not
reproducable for me (may be because of some today's fixes)
Perhaps this observation helps: it works with POP3 accounts and fails
for my IMAP account.
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
I just noticed that Leif initially announced that he already created a
trout smiley. Sorry for my freshness. (I can't get to the URL he posted,
though.)
Regards,
Markus
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Build
Hi,
z0mbie wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
sorry, i sent that by mistake, i was going to test AV plugin and mixed
up messages :]
Frankly, I don't like that. Sending out a virus/trojan by mistake (and
to an email list) is hard to tolerate. It also doesn't make it any
better that z0mbie
Hi,
interesting, yet probably unrelated:
In the email header pane the Cyrillic text appears properly, yet when I
select it by clicking once in the line, I get to see 'funny' characters.
(I use the font Microsoft Sans Serif.)
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
Gunivortus Goos wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Windows XP Professional, english/american version with SP1.
It's the same kind of blue as the scrolllines, but much slighter, a kind of
pastel colour.
Anybody know which exact item (eg. window title, window background, etc)
it takes this
Hi,
Tony Boom wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Believe me I have tried... BLOODY HARD! And what makes it worse is I can see
the delimiter is there, space an all just by running the cursor over it. But I
bet the trailing space is gone when this gets to the list.
You won your bet. (SCNR) The
Hi,
Stefan Tanurkov wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[-] (#0001415) The old way of displaying of received/created time is
restored
I see the day of the week twice now. Once abbreviated, once spelled out.
I don't recall this being like that before.
Sample from Stefan's message (my locale
Hi,
Mark Partous wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Does anyone recognise this?
I think it comes from broken reply templates (broken in the way that
they do not work properly under 2.0 anymore). I see this sometimes as
well. I use English settings and sometimes the reply text has the
original
Hi,
food for thought: wouldn't it facilitate HTML viewing if IE's parser (if
installed) could be selected for displaying HTML mail? Of course this
decision should be made by the user and active and external content
could be filtered out before passing the code to IE's engine.
Comments welcome in
Hi,
Andy wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
To what extent is the string -- one we need to use... could the
signature delimiter string be different? It seems to me that we have
constant issues with the trailing space magic. I would be very happy
if there were an equivalent string that did
Hi,
Davide Ferrari wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It seems that TB 20 beta 2 to 5 uses 99% of CPU time...
But normal operations are executed normally
Is it only a nominal 99% or the CPU is really doing something when
the bat is running?
I noticed the same behavior, traced the IMAP
Hi,
Marek Mikus wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I can't confirm this on WinXP EN, which OS You have?
I can positively confirm it for NT 4 SP6a and XP Pro SP1. Perhaps it is
related to IMAP sync settings (e.g. how often folders are checked and
how long a connection is kept alive).
Regards,
Hi,
my Bat got stuck while heavily NOOPing. It used my whole DSL bandwidth
at home and I had to kill it. In the IMAP trace log I noticed that it
was apparently NOOPing all the time for quite a while and way too often
(since there are no time stamps in the log I can only guess). To me the
log
Hi,
does anyone really have an IMAP account that has an actual Outbox on the
server? I had to leave that field empty in my IMAP configuration since
there is no such thing under my GMX account. Now my messages get sent
and stay in my Outbox, they don't get moved (locally and on the server)
to my
Hi,
Olivier Mascia wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
MG Now my messages get sent and stay in my Outbox, they don't get
MG moved (locally and on the server) to my Sent Items. Is this regular
MG behavior?
Bug that I reported with Beta/1.
Could you setup an outgoing filter that would move
Hi,
in my environment TB! also crashes on shutdown even after I updated to
AVG's plugin v10. Anybody else able to confirm this?
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
Marck D Pearlstone wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
%SUBJECT=Re: strips the Re: - I'm having to edit it in by
hand after starting a reply :-(
Confirmed.
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
Stefan Tanurkov wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
[-] Various bugs related to the new folder storage mechanism
Waiting for your comments... As always :-)
Uhm, what about my pet bug: magical compression message wipe?
Regards,
Markus
Hi,
I get very weird results from my reply template. An original message
(dated Date: Thu, 5 Jun 2003 10:49:10 +0200) contains the text
1) Bitte senden Sie mir eine Re:eMail, wenn diese angekommen ist.
When I reply to this message I get the following:
Sie schrieben am 10310r 0310r10:493r 103rr
Hi,
Philippe Gouillou wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
I wasn't clear. The idea is that, as it is now, the filters
apply following the orders of lines (1st line = 1st filter)
with, as it is now, an option Continue processing with other
filters.
The idea is
Hi,
FYI: the first message of this thread was considered possibly containing
a virus and withheld by GMX on the way to me. (AFAIK the use Sophos.)
Regards,
Markus
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Build 1381 Service Pack 6
Hi,
Thomas Fernandez wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
I have not enabled GMX's virus scan.
I see, another person that has a professional GMX account. :)
I scan by myself - I am a control freak. ;-)
Well, I have it activated, just for fun. One time their scanner stumbled
over an email from
Hi,
Allie Martin wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
I tried it and although it does disable the close button, it affects
how my templates work.
It seems to disable TB!'s ability to look in it's installation
directory for files defined in templates when only a file name is
given.
Thanks
Hi,
Allie Martin wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
I tried it and although it does disable the close button, it affects
how my templates work.
It seems to disable TB!'s ability to look in it's installation
directory for files defined in templates when only a file name is
given.
I've
Hi,
Kent Villard wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
Has anyone encountered this
Yes, I have. Although this is a very wide shot I renamed Thebat.exe to
thebat.exe and haven't noticed it again (yet this might be a
coincidence, it doesn't really make sense).
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
Bruno Fernandes wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
And here's a feature request: Allow the pull-down history in the FROM
header item to list the various from addresses I have defined for my
different folders. Currently it will only list the ONE that is being
used for the current
Hi,
Oleg Titov (quoting Spike) wrote in
msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
S Perhaps a _WARNING_ when the size of a message folder approaches
S the limit of the O/S file size.
+2 vote for this
Count me in! I've also lost some mail because compression on shutdown
kicked it and didn't check if there was
Hi,
Den V. Yafyasov wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
So whose it is a mistake, The BAT! or SMTP-server?
The culprit is the application that created this mail. Was it the Bat,
if so which version?
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
Joseph N. wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
I think I'm going to take the plunge. Can this version be installed
right over my 1.62/17 installation, or should I uninstall the previous
version?
Absolutely not, do not uninstall! TB beta RARs contain just the
executable, just shut down the
Hi,
Graham wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
There is a lot of discussion currently about the use of Bayesian
algorithms to filter spam, and there are some products coming on the
market which allow you to try this novel approach.
Thank you for this valuable pointer. I have come up with a
Hi,
Joseph N. wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
Is anyone else having a problem with the reliability of 'read'
filters under ver. 1.62/Beta 7?
Yes, yet even under 1.61. I have a read filter that should export
attachments. As an incoming filter it works, yet as a read filter it
complains in
Hi,
God wrote:
Oh no, not again!
D.Adams HHGTG.
Dierk Haasis wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
So, there's already one for you? Wouldn't it be nice to have a
religion with a higher Being we chose to worship* called Marck? Or
Phil, or Sandy?
I already proclaimed the Church of Marck
Hi,
Dierk Haasis wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
No wonder, it is my own translation from German - that much I give you
as a hint.
Thanks for the hint.
[...] Bur-Malottke hatte dem Intendanten vorgeschlagen, das Wort Gott durch
die Formulierung 'jenes höhere Wesen, das wir verehren' zu
Hi,
Graham Foster wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
1.60g.. selecting Highlights only in the Account log, give me an
empty list. Just me.. or anyone else able to reproduce this?
Works fine with 1.60c (I donwgraded from 'g' since I noticed weird display
issues, e.g. the message body pane
Hi,
Thomas Martin wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
The only thing which doesnt work is to Sign incoming and outgoing
messages with a certificate as it is told in the configuration..But
doesnt matter.
AFAIAC these certificates add more clutter than information. I don't
trust any such
Hi,
Dierk Haasis wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
BTW, Microsoft Sans Serif (or MS SSerif) are, TMK, only found on
systems running Win ME or later.
But they can be copied over to older systems. :)
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
Miguel A. Urech wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
I only have MS Sans Serif, not Microsoft Sans Serif.
Well, then you have to find out which unicode font is used on your PC. I
copied Micosoft Sans Serif from another of my PCs running XP.
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
I, Markus Gloede wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
Before you despair because you do not find this setting: it's well hidden
under Options/Preferences/System/Fonts.
Again, I was too fast and erred.
Lars Geiger wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
This can be changed via the Font
Hi,
Stefan Tanurkov wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
Did you cleared out the Mailbox field when you reset the mask?
Here everything shows up fine...
I know this might be heresy, but did you try it with a freshly installed
beta or RC? OTOH could it be that somewhere during the beta cycle
Hi,
Ron Secord wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
Not the same, but as you can see there are two entries for each
display name, which is unnecessary.
When you enter a middle name you'll notice that the options are different.
To circumvent the display of redundant options the Bat! could check
Hi,
I know IMAP is not the Bat's forte but it got worse during this beta
cycle. Is it really going to remain like that?
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
Marck D Pearlstone wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
I did / have and Tony's signatures are still invalid when using MS
CryptoAPI but valid using internal. Why?
When you use MS CryptoAPI IE's certificate storage is being used to
validate signatures. Perhaps something is wrong with the
Hi,
I, Markus Gloede wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
When you use MS CryptoAPI IE's certificate storage is being used to
validate signatures. Perhaps something is wrong with the certificates in
that storage? Proably BT's certificate is missing.
Bingo, I imported the BT certificate
Hi,
now comes the funny part. In msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I had
set the S/MIME options to use MS CrAPI. I wasn't prompted for a passphrase
and the message went out. Now this message show invalid with the Bat's
S/MIME API. Guess I have to check my own cert storage now.
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
Eddie Castelli wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
Your Signature shows *invalid*
Hopefully it is valid in this mail (using internal S/MIME and Sign when
completed).
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
Alexis Haeringer wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
Could you please send us the new glyph.bmp.
the feature makes use of an image that is already part of the regular
glyph.bmp. If your glyphs aren't up-to-date I suggest installing the
latest release version of the Bat! and replacing the
Hi,
Miles Alexander wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
Is there anyone that has been keeping a running record of
enhancements/changes/fixes along the 1.54 Beta path?
Günther Eisele kept track (currently up to beta 38):
http://www.guenther-eisele.de/bat/154-new.txt
Regards,
Hi,
Stefan Tanurkov wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
This is why we give you a choice: either keep attachments in body and
have no problems whatsoever (maybe speed, but really big attachments do
not come often)
How do you know that? Are you going to add a sticker to the Bat! package
Hi,
Alain de Gevigney wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
I try it but couldn't agree with you:
here is how I test it:
1) create an account 'test_FA' with attachments stored in special directory
2) create 2 sub-folders in Inbox
- Test_FA_1
- Test_FA_2
3) add 2 filters to dispatch
Hi,
I filed a bug report in the appropriate web interface (original
description: msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ).
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
Anton I. Danilov wrote in msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
I personally dislike TB's habit to duplicate attachments when they're
the same files and attached to different letters... It also could be
solved and it could save much diskspace, at least in my case, it would
save up to 50% of the
Hi,
in accordance with RFC-2392 I suggest that the currently working link
msgid: should be changed to mid:; (see also
ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc2392.txt;).
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
On Thursday, November 29, 2001, 6:41:49 PM, Peter Palmreuther wrote:
Den verstehe ich nicht ... bin ich jetzt blöd oder ist der so
anspruchsvoll???
[Expressing that he doesn't get Dierk's joke.]
It's about the pronunciation of the word 'polish'. The verb (German
'polieren') and noun
Hello The Bat! developers,
I'm using The Bat! Version 1.54/10e
Serial Number 4A849B39
under Windows NT 4.0 Build 1381 Service Pack 6
and would like to report a bug
The bug description:
The accounts pane scrollbar handle proportions are not in relation to
the content. When
Hi,
Nick Andriash wrote:
I don't seem to find that behaviour at all, but I suspect you are using
the RTF Viewer, correct?
Right.
Minor visual glitch: original message pane in reply editor uses
different font, where is the setting for that?
Again, this must be only with the fancy viewer,
Hi,
Marck D Pearlstone wrote:
No. It has been put there by a *nix routing MTA to differentiate the
From at the start of a line in you message body from the From ...
that starts a new message in *nix mailbox format. We often see such
changes, either a '' or a '-' stuck in there. It also
Hi,
what's the current status of downgrade problems from a beta to a
non-beta? Does this still result in setting losses? I would like test
beta 9 without losing something should I need to go back to 1.53.
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
On Thursday, July 12, 2001, 12:04:09 PM, Jonas Koopmann wrote:
Can confirm that. It's the same with .RTF.
We had this discussion a while ago. The problem is that those
attachments are announced in the MIME headers as plain text and are thus
displayed inline. It has been suggested to offer
Hi,
when I send a S/MIME signed message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with
importCert in the subject I get the following response:
Certificate import output:
IsValidSmimeSequence() returned error (-4085) EntrustFileSMIME::The data does not
contain a valid S/MIME message.
What is wrong?
Regards,
Hi,
am I the only one where F9 minimizes TB! rather than bringing up the
Source View?
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
I don't get this to work (it should create a gender specific formal
address):
%IF:%ABtoGENDER=1:Sehr geehrter Herr:Sehr geehre Frau
The result is (address book entry is female):
:2=1:Sehr geehrter Herr:Sehr geehre Frau
What am I doing wrong?
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
On Tuesday, May 15, 2001, 10:31:43 AM, Philippe Gouillou wrote:
I've just sent a mail to myself to test and compare the headers. You'll
find hereafter the headers for both.
The difference is :
Received :
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1
Hi,
Graham Foster wrote:
a) the %- macro?.. what is i supposed to do. It did nothing for me in a
template
IIRC, it can be used to allow a line break within a macro (regexp) that
usually needs to be within one line.
Regards,
Markus
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Hi,
On Tuesday, April 24, 2001, 6:28:30 PM, Joerg Hevers wrote:
within the last weeks I noticed a strange behaviour of The Bat!. On
some mails I'm receiving, there seem quote-characters to be included
randomly at the beginning of a line. So someone is writing some lines
of text to me and in
Hi,
Thomas Fernandez wrote:
I don't know, I haven't been able to send an email to the outside
world (i.e. Internet email addresses) with FirstClass. Risking this
to become OT, is it possible with FC?
If you have a FC messaging server/gateway you can send email. Yet it
is a real pain and
procedure.
Steps to reproduce the bug:
Look above, is the address highlighted? BTW: *@somewhere.com
should also be highlighted (there might be more like that).
Before you ask, yes, I know of real addresses like this.
Regards,
Markus Gloede
Hi,
On Tuesday, March 28, 2000, 11:09:54 AM, Roel wrote:
confirmed here, but with an irregularity: some messages do show the
icon... (and they have no other attachments...)
Could you check if those message have a MIME alternative part? (Since
the Bat is still lacking a View Source option you
Hi,
On Wednesday, March 22, 2000, 11:53:38 PM, Keith Russell wrote:
I started up TB again and it seemed to pick up right where it left
off. Things were looking good as it zipped right through converting
several folders, until it ended up hanging on another one 8-(.
Unlike you, I can't
Hi,
a followup on my own post.
On Thursday, February 10, 2000, I wrote:
The Bat crashed on me (I guess the SMTP server went down while
receiving a message) and now the dialog that pops up when I empty a
folder is in the lower right hand corner of my screen (where usually
my delivery status
giving you the opportunity to open
multiple editor windows or select a recipient from the address
book. Select the second option and pick an address. Click OK in
the address selection dialog. Now click OK on the re-direct
dialog and access violation occurs.
Regards,
Markus Gloede
Hi,
my name is Markus and I'm also an emailaholic. I don't want to be
cured and, what's even better, my job makes me use email a lot.
I suggest to other people that need to vindicate their
email-dependency to take up a job in Internet related support.
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