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Using The Bat! v1.53d on Windows NT 4.0 Build 1381 Service Pack 6
...the Subject of received messages?
Here's my situation:
I have a voicemail server that sends all voicemail messages to me via
email. When a voicemail message arrives, the subject invariably reads
Voicemail Message.
I want to
Hello Geoff,
On 19 Dec 2001 at 15:02:26 you wrote (at least in part):
GL I can't find a way to edit the subject directly. However, I know that
GL I can move the message to the outbox, edit it, then move it back to
GL the Inbox. Is this the only way?
Yes, it is. The Bat! is not designed to
Is there an easy way to get all the columns I want dispalyed to be the same in all
my folders? It looks like I have to select each folder under each
account and then go to view -- message list columns for each folder
that I want to change. I like being able to customize each folder
separately but
ON Wednesday, December 19, 2001, 3:02:26 PM, you wrote:
Geoff I want to edit the subject line to make it easier to identify the
Geoff correct message and to search through stored messages by name of
Geoff sender. For example, I could change the subject to Voicemail message
Geoff from Fred
Hello Rick,
19. december 2001, 16:13:38, you wrote:
RR Is there an easy way to get all the columns I want dispalyed to be the same in all
RR my folders? It looks like I have to select each folder under each
RR account and then go to view -- message list columns for each folder
RR that I want to
Hello Rick,
On Wed, 19 Dec 2001 10:13:38 -0500GMT (19-12-01, 16:13 +0100GMT, where
I live), you wrote:
RR Is there an easy way to get all the columns I want dispalyed to be
RR the same in all my folders? It looks like I have to select each
RR folder under each account and then go to view --
Wednesday, December 19, 2001, 2:42:33 PM, Peter Palmreuther wrote:
Hello Geoff,
On 19 Dec 2001 at 15:02:26 you wrote (at least in part):
GL I can't find a way to edit the subject directly. However, I know that
GL I can move the message to the outbox, edit it, then move it back to
GL the
Help!!!
I have noticed that when replying to an email, that my templates always
use the Email address as the first name even when they are in my
address book. Even if I call up a Quick template I cant seem to get
it to grab the first name out of the address book. It always uses the Email
address
On 19 Dec 2001, 1:27:23 PM, Geoff Lane wrote:
I suspected that my kludge was the only way. Unfortunately, that
doesn't preserve the received date -- so I can't rely on the
timestamp after editing the subject line.
The ability to edit/annotate received messages would be a very useful
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Hash: SHA1
On Wed, 19 Dec 2001 19:27:23 +GMT (which was 20:27 +0100GMT where I live),
Geoff Lane thought about Can you edit ... and wrote:
GL Hi Pit, and thanks.
GL ...
GL Having come over from Outlook, I'm still suffering with culture shock!
GL That said,
Wednesday, December 19, 2001, 7:47:12 PM, Dwight A Corrin wrote:
On 19 Dec 2001, 1:27:23 PM, Geoff Lane wrote:
I suspected that my kludge was the only way. Unfortunately, that
doesn't preserve the received date -- so I can't rely on the
timestamp after editing the subject line.
The
Hello Bob,
On Wed, 19 Dec 2001 12:37:21 -0700GMT (19-12-01, 20:37 +0100GMT, where
I live), you wrote:
B I have noticed that when replying to an email, that my templates always
B use the Email address as the first name even when they are in my
B address book. Even if I call up a Quick template I
Hey there, Geoff.
GL Pit's idea really does work well. The only downside is that including
GL the memo column takes up some valuable horizontal real-estate. That
GL said, message memos are wonderful -- much better than anything I've
GL seen in the competition.
I may sound like a total newbie,
Hi Sebastian,
S I deleted the file from the mail list AND from the trash, but Norton
S CONSTANTLY tells me I got that virus in the corresponding TBB file -
S what now?
Compress your folders via Folder / Compress All folders. Messages
are only marked as deleted in the TBB-file until you compress
Hi Carsten. :)
THANK YOU SO MUCH - worked!
What else does compression do?
Thank you,
Sebastian. :)
CT Hi Sebastian,
S I deleted the file from the mail list AND from the trash, but Norton
S CONSTANTLY tells me I got that virus in the corresponding TBB file -
S what now?
CT Compress your
Hi Roelof,
On 19 Dec 2001 at 21:36:54 [GMT +0100], you wrote:
RO %AbToFirstName. [...] Using this macro you'll get an empty string
RO when the intended recipient is not included in your address book.
RO That could be checked with an if-statement, something like:
RO Hello
Hello Sebastian.
At 3:38 PM on Wednesday, December 19, 2001 you wrote the
following on the posted subject 'Can you edit ...':
Sebastian [...] HOW on earth do I get those memos to work
Sebastian with? [...]
view -- memo auto view
or
SHFT-CTRL-I
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TB!
Alright, now I already had trouble with NAV when an incoming mail had
a virus, so it could not get downloaded into THE BAT - I solved the
problem with help of you guys, by just dispatching FROM the server.
Unfortunately, one second that NAV was NOT running, I downloaded a
virus that some weirdo
Wednesday, December 19, 2001, 8:36:01 PM, Sebastian wrote:
Alright, now I already had trouble with NAV when an incoming mail had
a virus, so it could not get downloaded into THE BAT - I solved the
problem with help of you guys, by just dispatching FROM the server.
Unfortunately, one second
Wednesday, December 19, 2001, 3:40:12 PM, Gerard de Vries wrote:
It's not what its intended for but you could do a redirect
(ctrl+F6) the msg to the same email address at which you received
the voice mail email. You can thrn change the subject.
If you switch on allow local delivery
Hello Sebastian,
On 19 Dec 2001 at 21:46:31 you wrote (at least in part):
S What else does compression do?
Nothing else. It compresses the database (mail ~) by _real_ deleting
messages marked for deletion. That way it decreases the size of
message base by _real_ taking out the content, while
I have a problem with TB losing e-mails from Inbox.
If I select (one-click) an e-mail in the list of received e-mails, then click on
another, the first one disappears. The message still exists in the messages.tbb file
but can be found in none of the folders (inc trash). It doesn't matter if I
S What else does compression do?
Nothing else. It compresses the database (mail ~) by _real_ deleting
messages marked for deletion. That way it decreases the size of
message base by _real_ taking out the content, while 'Delete' only
sets a flag and does not decrease the (physical) size by
Hi Clive,
ce If I select (one-click) an e-mail in the list of received e-mails,
ce then click on another, the first one disappears. The message still
ce exists in the messages.tbb file but can be found in none of the
ce folders (inc trash). It doesn't matter if I have parked the
ce message or
Hi Andy,
Nothing else. It compresses the database (mail ~) by _real_ deleting
messages marked for deletion. That way it decreases the size of
message base by _real_ taking out the content, while 'Delete' only
sets a flag and does not decrease the (physical) size by one bit.
AS Is there a
D'oh - how did that happen? Yes, there was a filter set up for Read Messages, and
that's where the e-mails were going, interestingly I hadn't set that filter up!! So
where did it come from?
Thanks Carsten, that's saved me from pulling my hair out with and having to move over
to OE.
Clive.
Hi Clive,
ce D'oh - how did that happen? Yes, there was a filter set up for
ce Read Messages, and that's where the e-mails were going,
ce interestingly I hadn't set that filter up!! So where did it come
ce from?
It can easily happen because in Sorting Office there's no 'Ok',
'Cancel', 'Apply'
Using The Bat! v1.53d on Windows NT 4.0 Build 1381 Service Pack 6
Hi All,
Another user asked me whether it's possible to print message memos. I
didn't know the answer, but I tried adding a %memo macro to the print
template. Unfortunately, this doesn't work for me.
Is it possible to print memos
Hi Geoff. :)
Thanks for putting that up.
Something that I would REALLY need is this:
A makro, that prints the MEMO, gives me the sender's email PLUS takes
his address from the contact list - possible?
Thank you all,
Sebastian. :)
GL Using The Bat! v1.53d on Windows NT 4.0 Build 1381
Oh, and HOW on earth do I get that window for the MEMO to remain where
it is after closing BAT? I got a nice spot and size for it, so I would
like it to be there with every new start - what's the deal?
Thank you all,
Sebastian. :)
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Hello Sebastian,
It was foretold that on Thursday, December 20, 2001 at 00:37 GMT
+0100, Sebastian [S] would type:
S A makro, that prints the MEMO,
I don't know about that one. I don't think it can be done currently,
but maybe someone will prove me wrong.
S gives me the sender's email
Hello Bob,
On Wednesday, December 19, 2001 at 13:47 GMT -0700, a creature
mimicking Bob [B] wrote:
B Hello Roelof,
B thanks for the Help--But where in the world did you find these
B Macros??? I looked everywhere...
B thanks,BOB
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