Re: Submit Public Key to Public Key Server

Hello, the Bat! list recipients, Tuesday, March 07, 2000, Andre Hering wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED] about Submit Public Key to Public Key Server: AH> I have a problem with my PGP public key block. I would to submit it to a AH> public key server (like pgp.ai.mit.edu). But if i submit (per Mail or p

Submit Public Key to Public Key Server

Hi, I have a problem with my PGP public key block. I would to submit it to a public key server (like pgp.ai.mit.edu). But if i submit (per Mail or per HTML), I recieve following massage: "Error decoding key block". What is the problem? (I had trial with 1024 and 2048 bit key). -- E-Mail: [EMAIL

Re: Send/Receive operations hang on Windows 2000 Professional

Hello Ole, Tuesday, March 07, 2000, 12:21:45 AM, you wrote: OAR> Hullo! OAR> When using The Bat! v1.39 on Windows 2000 Professional (final release, OAR> English language version, directly from Microsoft/MSDN), The Bat! can OAR> only perform one Send or Receive operation per session before those

Re: Send/Receive operations hang on Windows 2000 Professional

Hello Ole Andreas Ringdal, Responding to your article on Tuesday, March 07, 2000 at 00:21:45 GMT +0100 (which was 07/03/2000 6:21 GMT +0700 my Local Time) : OAR> When using The Bat! v1.39 on Windows 2000 Professional (final OAR> release, English language version, directly from Microso

Re: Send/Receive operations hang on Windows 2000 Professional

Hi Ole, On Monday, March 06, 2000, 5:21:45 PM, you wrote in part about "Send/Receive operations hang on Windows 2000 Professional": O> The Bat! can only perform one Send or Receive operation per session O> before those operations stop working; they end after about 10 O> seconds with a "FETCH/SEN

Moderator Note - was Re: Difference between beta/3 and beta/5

Hello Andre, On Mon, 6 Mar 2000 at 12:02:00 [GMT +0100 (MET)], you wrote: AH> What is new on TB 1.41 beta/5? Please move this thread to TBBETA. We try to keep TBUDL (which concerns only official releases) from TBBETA (for beta versions). We do this so as not to confuse anyone when discussing a

Re[2]: Difference between beta/3 and beta/5

How-do-you-do, Dieter Hummel @ [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote the following: DH> In beta5 the known security hole discussed a couple of messages earlier DH> should be fixed. Had no time yet to check it. I just checked it. Not fixed. Still displaying the path to my mailbox! Slan, Simon

Send/Receive operations hang on Windows 2000 Professional

Hullo! When using The Bat! v1.39 on Windows 2000 Professional (final release, English language version, directly from Microsoft/MSDN), The Bat! can only perform one Send or Receive operation per session before those operations stop working; they end after about 10 seconds with a "FETCH/SEND - Cou

Re: Difference between beta/3 and beta/5

Hello Listmembers, On Mon, 6 Mar 2000 at 12:02:00 [GMT +0100 (MET)] Andre Hering wrote: > What is new on TB 1.41 beta/5? In beta5 the known security hole discussed a couple of messages earlier should be fixed. Had no time yet to check it. Regards Dieter |Running TheBat! 1.41 Beta/5 [2E7F60

Re[2]: storing mail (Mailbag Assistant vs Zoot)

If you want only mail management rather than the broader information management offered by Zoot, try Mailbag Assistant. It has help files. Cofigured for TB! et al. http://www.fookes.com/mailbag/ >Mailbag Assistant is a powerful and user-friendly program for Windows that >complements your e-m

Re[2]: storing mail (Mailbag Assistant vs Zoot)

If you want only mail management rather than the broader information management offered by Zoot, try Mailbag Assistant. It has help files. Cofigured for TB! et al. http://www.fookes.com/mailbag/ >Mailbag Assistant is a powerful and user-friendly program for Windows that >complements your e-m

Re[2]: storing mail (Mailbag Assistant vs Zoot)

If you want only mail management rather than the broader information management offered by Zoot, try Mailbag Assistant. It has help files. Cofigured for TB! et al. http://www.fookes.com/mailbag/ >Mailbag Assistant is a powerful and user-friendly program for Windows that >complements your e-m

Re: Default mailer

Here ya go, mate 1. Exit the Bat! 2. Use RegEdit - you should find the registry key names as HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\RIT\The Bat! 3. Make sure that the value "Check default" is set to 0 (zero) 4. Start The Bat! - you should be asked about being the default mailer. 5. If you are using

Re: Setting TB as default mail program

I know that you have to change a registry setting so it asks again. I will check my folders and see if I can find the appropriate mail Found it.. there ya go 1. Exit the Bat! 2. Use RegEdit - you should find the registry key names as HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\RIT\The Bat! 3. Make sure

Difference between beta/3 and beta/5

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