Friday, September 24, 2004 6:36 AM Terry wrote:
I've been perusing the list archives for tbudl, tbtech, and tbbeta but
I can't find a solution to the TB! some tasks are active problem.
I've tried setting IMAP servers to disconnect, entering /EXIT from the
command line, looking for the .IPC
Hallo Terry,
On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 06:36:16 -0400GMT (24-9-2004, 12:36 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:
TF I've been perusing the list archives for tbudl, tbtech, and tbbeta but
TF I can't find a solution to the TB! some tasks are active problem.
There isn't, as long as there are any tasks
* Roelof Otten [EMAIL PROTECTED] [040924 05:55]:
There isn't, as long as there are any tasks active, TB won't close.
I also have been facing these problemince previous few versions.
Even aborting does not help. Due to this, I have almost stopped
using the bat and shifted to Eudora.
Shantanu
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On or about Friday, September 24, 2004 at 06:36:16 (GMT -0400),
Terry Frazier did scrawl:
I've been perusing the list archives for tbudl, tbtech, and tbbeta but
I can't find a solution to the TB! some tasks are active problem.
I've tried setting
Friday, September 24, 2004 you wrote:
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I also have been facing these problemince previous few versions.
Even aborting does not help. Due to this, I have almost stopped
using the bat and shifted to Eudora.
Since I upgraded to version 3 I have not had this
Hello Terry,
But I _cannot_ get TB! to shut down.
I have this problem, too. The only way I can shut TB! is to reboot.
It's inconceivable that such an action should be necessary under W2K
SP4, but there's no way to kill the task. I can't do it with Task
Manager and KILL -F at the command line
Andrew-
You might want to look into NOD32 or another AV solution as a
replacement for Norton. I too have had my share of problems with the
TB/NAV combination - lng mail retrieval times, 100% CPU usage,
inability to kill tasks, and have not had this problem with NOD32. Of
course, I don't
Hello Mark,
What is the version number of NAV you are using?
NAV 2002 (8.07.17C)
regards, Andy
[Using The Bat! 1.62r under Windows 2000 Pro SP4
on a made from scratch P4-2.4 GHz/512 MB RAM]
Hello Mark,
If I understand it well, you have always had this problem with TB! ?
Only since I configured NAV 2002 to scan incoming. (This info was also
in an earlier post. Please read the thread before posting!)
I have started using Windows 2000 later than you, but I _never_ had
to boot it
