Allie,
Since using TB!, I've always seen reported problems with HP problems
that change over time as Ritlabs tries to rectify the problem.
A more general reply from a developer. HP printer drivers are hell on earth
to develop for, as their drivers are quite unlike most other printers on
the
Vlad,
The solution seems to be an urgent move to Pegasus :((
I think your system has problems more than simply The Bat. I've never had
any such problems and by the sounds of it your problems sound farther more
fundamental. I'd seriously consider re-installing Windows fresh before
anything.
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Hello Allie,
Wednesday, March 20, 2002, 3:22:21 AM, you wrote:
ACM The macro to use is %Attachfile and not %Attachment
Yes, of course. Sorry for confusion. I had just misspelled it in my
message.
ACM When creating the reply template, hit the
Hello Peter
On Wednesday, March 20, 2002, you wrote
First I'd compress the mail database in OE as you'd do it in TB! too.
It's in 'File' / 'Folder' menu, IIRC.
Maybe this way the 3 gig lower down a little bit :-)
Second I'd wait a few day, maybe some really few weeks, for 1.54
becoming
Hello Charles!
On Wednesday, March 20, 2002 at 10:07:13 AM you wrote:
From a customer support point of view my answer is always; buy a better
printer. Just make sure it's not a HP :) No doubt I'll get flamed but
believe me all my printing issues for my customers come down to HP printers.
Hello Charles,
20. marec 2002, 12:07:16, you wrote:
CC The fellow that's having a problem here wants to simply try a different
CC driver and at least try the Windows Standard Deskjet 500 driver, as it
CC usually works OK. Bit limited on a fancy colour printer for sure.
In that case, it would
Someone else suggested a re-installation of TB!, and if that fails
then a reinstallation of Windows. I agree. But first I'd look at
whether your AV program has a POP scanning feature. If so, I'd first
start by routing around that. Sorry if this has already been
suggested.
JN
Bab4 -
I don't know if this has been brought up before but I've found a
fairly nice way to use TB! as a contact manager, or at the very least
a nice address/phone book.
Since most the info you keep on people can be stored in TB!'s address
book, which is pretty extensive, the problem for me was it was a
I hadn't seen a reply to my previous posting a couple of days ago, so
I'm reposting it here. Would it be possible for respondees to send a
copy of the response to my email address in addition to sending it to
the list? I get the list as a digest and may not always see all
responses.
Mike
I'm
Hello Michael
At 4:12 PM on Wednesday, March 20, 2002 you wrote the
following about [Problem Filtering for non-English
characters]:
Michael [...] I'm trying to do a filter to get rid of
Michael messages sent in non-English characters since I
Michael can't read them. [/...]
I'm attempting the
Hello Jan,
20. marec 2002, 22:28:42, you wrote:
Michael [...] I'm trying to do a filter to get rid of
Michael messages sent in non-English characters since I
Michael can't read them. [/...]
JR I'm attempting the same thing. So far I'm using
JR ,- [filter strings]
JR | charset=ISO-8859-1
Hello Jernej.
At 4:45 PM on Wednesday, March 20, 2002 you wrote the
following about [Problem Filtering for non-English
characters]:
Michael [...] I'm trying to do a filter to get rid of
Michael messages sent in non-English characters since I
Michael can't read them. [/...]
JR I'm attempting
on Wednesday, March 20, 2002, 4:12:16 PM, Michael S. Greenbaum wrote:
I'm trying to do a filter to get rid of messages sent in non-English
characters since I can't read them.
I set up a filter called non-English characters and then tried a rule
which put Á | Ä in the Strings box and
Hello Alain,
Wednesday, March 20, 2002, 1:58:50 AM, you wrote:
AdG Hello Ken,
AdG On Tue, 19 Mar 2002 at 17:18:49 [GMT -0800] (which was 02:18 where I live) you
wrote:
KM I still get THE BAT error message, Invalid Argument to Date Encode.
AdG It as something to do with importing Outlook's
To do that you are asking ALL of us to remember your name and that you
want that done. Reply all in TB does provide the option but I sure
don't want my stuff answered that way. Perhaps you need to use full
list instead of the digest?
Wednesday, March 20, 2002, 4:12:16 PM, you wrote:
MSG I
Hello Ken,
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 16:20:46 -0800GMT (21-3-02, 1:20 +0100GMT, where I
live), you wrote:
KM OK, that's starting to sound better to me, now what do I do about it?
KM I know when I tried to import the Outlook address book things didn't
KM go very good.
Try to import from Outlook
Hello Jernej,
Wednesday, March 20, 2002, 4:45:50 PM, you wrote:
JS In that case you'll successfully filter me out. As my last name
JS contains non-english characher (, c with caron), 98% of my messages
JS are in iso-8859-2 or windows-1250 encoding (I use it in From header,
JS but not in
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MSG I'm trying to do a filter to get rid of messages sent in non-English
MSG characters since I can't read them.
MSG I set up a filter called non-English
Roelof,
RO When you're viewing the folder in threaded mode, you could color-code
RO the message, then it's easy to see what threads are interesting.
But that only colors that level. What about if you're just interested
in a sub thread?
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Stuart
Using The Bat! v1.54 RC/1 on Windows 2000
5.0
Hello Peter,
20. marec 2002, 23:24:34, you wrote:
PK Funny, I use ISO-8859-2 character set (in View|character
PK set). In your the header I see in your name with an accent
PK grave (?) (I don't know how this will show) in the text
PK where you explain what it suppose to be I see the c with
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