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WMYou can download SocketSpy from my site.
Got it. TVM.
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Stuart
Using The Bat! v1.63 Beta/11 on Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 1
PGP Key available from ldap://keys.pgp.com
... i66686 CPU of the Beast
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I have installed WinPT, and GPG seems to be working fine.
Where can I find a TB plugin? By adding the path to gpg.exe to my
PATH, I can now select GPG as my OpenPGP version. But I can't get
signing to work, cannot open Key Manager, etc.
Is there a step-by-step guide around?
Thanks
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Hi Jeanny,
@18-Jun-2003, 22:09 -0500 (04:09 UK time) Jeanny House [JH] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said
Allie ... Since the parked message cannot be moved, a copy of the
Allie parked message is created in the other location.
JH I bet this is it. So,
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Clif Oliver, [CO] wrote:
CO Where can I find a TB plugin? By adding the path to gpg.exe to my
CO PATH, I can now select GPG as my OpenPGP version. But I can't get
CO signing to work, cannot open Key Manager, etc.
CO Is there a step-by-step guide
Hello Éric,
On 19 Jun 2003 at 07:33:55 +0200 GMT [07:33 CEST] you wrote:
ÉS I think it may be more en encoding problem of TB! (I expected to be
ÉS able to choose UTF-8 somewhere) or a Font problem or both together...
Alas, tb doesn't support UTF yet.
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Andre
Hard work never killed
Hello Clif,
On 19 Jun 2003 at 01:41:00 -0700 GMT [10:41 CEST] you wrote:
CO I have installed WinPT, and GPG seems to be working fine.
CO Where can I find a TB plugin? By adding the path to gpg.exe to my
CO PATH, I can now select GPG as my OpenPGP version. But I can't get
CO signing to work,
Hello:
Is there a way to modify the Subject line of an incoming
message? The problem is that there are some mailing lists I am
subscribed to add a prefix to the subject, like for example:
Subject: [MAILING LIST] Re: hello...
and TB! does not catch the Re: of replies because it
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Dz-Jay, [DJ] wrote:
DJ Is there a way to modify the Subject line of an incoming message?
DJ The problem is that there are some mailing lists I am subscribed to
DJ add a prefix to the subject, like for example: Subject: [MAILING
DJ LIST] Re: hello...
On 19 June 2003, 12:03, DZ-Jay wrote:
I suspect that removing the prefix from the subject lines will
do the trick, but how do I do that?
~~~
While it's a PITA if a lot of messages are affected, you can change
the subject line like this:
1. Move the message to the Outbox
2. Open the
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Thursday, June 19, 2003
8:02:23 AM (GMT -05:00)
RE: How to integrate new browser executable?
Greetings Support,
On Wednesday, June 18, 2003, 1:36:41 PM, you wrote:
S I have a somewhat unusual problem: I changed my default web browser
S and The Bat
Hello ,
I have been on a trial version of The Bat. Two problems I haven't
found a fix for;
- When importing emails from OE, where there are two or more emails
with the same subject, only one is imported.
- If I export an email-Digest from OE by dragging the digest to
another folder and then
My kid has reached e-mail age, just this week, it seems! What I
want is all e-mail to him to be allowed only if the sending
address is in his address book. Any other mail should be routed
to me. If it is a desired e-mail, I'll manually add that address
to his AB and forward the e-mail to him.
On Thu 19-Jun-03 7:03am -0400, DZ-Jay wrote:
Is there a way to modify the Subject line of an incoming message?
It is a fundamental design flaw in TB not to have pre-inbox filtering
- TB doesn't support it. I've checked out X-Ray and communicated with
the author - it doesn't support the kind
On Thu 19-Jun-03 8:50am -0400, Dave Kennedy wrote:
What I want is all e-mail to him to be allowed only if the sending
address is in his address book. Any other mail should be routed to
me.
Will this work?
1. Turn on Inbox-Known filtering.
2. Set a filter on Inbox to forward (redirect?) all
Hello tbudl,
I just tried to use this feature ... DL headers only if they are
above X size.
Unfortunately what it did was delete the messages from the server
leaving me with only the headers.
I have a wireless card and I have to pay by the megabyte downloaded.
So what I would *like*
It is slow.
It keeps giving me an access error when I try to download. I hit okay
and it downloads. Then is says it is out of memory.
I have plenty of memory, etc. I just uninstalled and installed 162b,
same thing.
Any ideas? Appreciate the help.
Jack
_
John P. Case,
Hey Dave,
My MUA believes 'The Bat! (v1.62r) Personal' was used
to write mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Thursday, June 19, 2003 at 8:50:57 AM.
DK My kid has reached e-mail age, just this week, it seems! What I want
DK is all e-mail to him to be allowed only if the sending address is in
DK his address
Thursday, June 19, 2003, 4:28:37 AM, Marck D Pearlstone wrote:
Marck Yes. Change the filter(s) concerned and turn on the Advanced
Marck setting Message is unparked.
Aha! Thanks ever so much!
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Jeanny House
Eau Claire, WI
The Bat! 1.62r on Windows XP , version 5.1, build 2600.
On Wed 18-Jun-03 1:37am -0400, Bill McCarthy wrote:
It failed to attach the file, just like in your example. So confirmed
here.
BTW, I just tested conditional attachments in the Beta (beta/11) and
it works fine!
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Best regards,
Bill
Whenever the wisdom of the world has clashed with the
Would a mime-forward do? That can be done with a filter.
I don't think it would do - that would change the To:
header.
I'm gradually coming to the conclusion that this can't be
done using TB!.
An MUA called ELM was able to bounce messages in this way.
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Ah. So TB does not need a plugin to use GPG. Adding a plugin adds the
key manager capability?
Two more questions (I *really* appreciate the help):
gpg: NOTE: old default options file `C:/data/Keyrings\options' ignored
Is it safe to delete this
Thanks, Allie. I read your paper and tried the Gnu site. I couldn't
find any plugin there or at Nullify.
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Clif
Thursday, June 19, 2003, 3:15:17 AM, Allie Martin wrote:
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Clif Oliver, [CO] wrote:
CO Where can I find a TB plugin? By
Hello all,
I have a serious problem here and would be very grateful
for a solution. We have various shared email folders that
we use. They are stored on one WindowsXP PC and
we access them from various other PCs. In each folder
there are the usual two email files. Normally they have
their XP
At 10:51 PM 6/18/2003 -0400, you wrote:
FYI:
For those of you who were following the thread that I started re: TB
hanging while getting new mail, here's an update: The problem has
completely gone away in the last three weeks since I stopped keeping
mail on the server.
I'm having that problem now.
Hi M.D.,
on Thu, 19 Jun 2003 08:40:43 -0500GMT (19.06.03, 15:40 +0200GMT here),
you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
JPCMD I have plenty of memory, etc. I just uninstalled and installed 162b,
JPCMD same thing.
How about trying the latest release 1.62r? I'm sure they have reasons
for publishing
Thursday, June 19, 2003 at 12:36 PM (Pacific Time)
Greetings TheBat! Users,
I think I remember some time ago it might have been covered but don't
recall a solution. I have been going through all of my folders and
deleting the blue E on the left side indicating the HTML part of the
message. Is
Michael12-
That's pretty bizarre, but let me take a stab at the permissions
thing...
When TB does a purge/compress it creates a copy of the mail folder to
hold the result, then deletes the original when the database
compression is successful. It seems that, given your configuration, XP
isn't
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Hi Clif,
@19-Jun-2003, 10:05 -0700 (18:05 UK time) Clif Oliver [CO] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said
CO Thanks, Allie. I read your paper and tried the Gnu site. I couldn't
CO find any plugin there or at Nullify.
Please do not top post on this list.
Hallo ravi,
On Thu, 19 Jun 2003 16:52:44 +0100GMT (19-6-03, 17:52 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:
Would a mime-forward do? That can be done with a filter.
r I don't think it would do - that would change the To: header.
Yes, but the original headers would still be in the attached message.
Hallo MikeD,
On Thu, 19 Jun 2003 08:47:22 -0500GMT (19-6-03, 15:47 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:
M I have a wireless card and I have to pay by the megabyte
M downloaded. So what I would *like* is to see the headers and
M delete some and download others. Is there a way to do this?
You
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Bill Mccarthy, [BM] wrote:
BM I've checked out X-Ray and communicated with the author - it doesn't
BM support the kind for clean subject filtering I wanted to do either
BM but the author said he was planning to support a user written plugin
BM some
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Thursday, June 19, 2003, 2:38:45 PM, Marck D Pearlstone wrote:
The URL Allie gave is that of a how to guide. There is no
plug-in and no key managers for GPG. You have to install a
third
party tray tool to provide such access and it is not
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Clif Oliver, [CO] wrote:
CO Ah. So TB does not need a plugin to use GPG.
No. GnuPG support is integrated.
CO Adding a plugin adds the key manager capability?
There's no plugin available for that. You have to install one of the
GnuPG GUI front
Why are the original headers so important?
Roelof,
See: http://www.mail-archive.com/faq.html#import
That's where the TB! archive is hosted. I have a few lists
there as well.
I've been wanting to import some messages.
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Pessimism: The light at the end of the
I have come accross a strange problem that I hope someone can shed
some light on...
Many groups use identifiers in their subject line to help users filter
messages and otherwise identify messages coming from a particular
group.
For example, I am the moderator of a group called [DOpus] and well
Hello Wayne,
On Thursday, June 19, 2003, at 9:46:50 PM, you wrote
re: Filter Strings:
WH The problem is that the filter seems to ignore the brackets and any
WH messages in [D6] that also have the word DOpus in them go to the wrong
WH folder. Is there any way to make TB consider the brackets as
On Thu 19-Jun-03 7:31pm -0400, Allie Martin wrote:
Bill Mccarthy, wrote:
I've checked out X-Ray and communicated with the author - it doesn't
support the kind for clean subject filtering I wanted to do either
but the author said he was planning to support a user written plugin
some day.
Hello Experts,
here are three newbie questions about the quote style:
If two persons wrote to each other about a topic several times, and
if they all quoted each other's reply, then how to just quote the
latest reply without previous replies?
How to put | or other self-defined style
If I click on a URL link, it opens a window in the default browser.
If I right-click on the URL, the only option is Open URL. I can
select the URL text and copy to the clipboard. But if the displayed
text is not the same as the link, all I get when I paste into browser's
URL field is the
select the URL text and copy to the clipboard. But if the displayed
text is not the same as the link, all I get when I paste into browser's
URL field is the displayed text.
Sounds like if the link is different than the words that appear, the email is an
HTML email. You could press F9 and
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