Re: Slash zero?

Hello rich, Sunday, February 15, 2004, 11:02:41 PM, you wrote: rg Anyone know a decent way to ensure my PC displays and prints slash rg zeros rather than letter O-like zeros? I suppose finding a rg suitable font and switching all my programs to use it as a default rg could be the answer, but I

Re[2]: Slash zero?

rg Anyone know a decent way to ensure my PC displays and prints slash rg zeros rather than letter O-like zeros? I suppose finding a rg suitable font and switching all my programs to use it as a default rg could be the answer, but I have yet to come across one. SF Try Terminal. SF one of the MS

Re: Slash zero?

Hello rich, Monday, February 16, 2004, 1:32:43 AM, you wrote: rg I saw (in a tiny texst editor program) that it *does* display a rg slash zero on screen *BUT* it still seems to print a standard rg zero. I have set Notepad to use Terminal. It displays and prints the slash 0. On another

Re: TB - BSODs

Hi John, I wonder if TB can ever cause (or be related to some other software that causes) recurrent BSODs (Blue Screen of Deaths). It seems to cause BSODs here. I had that happen recently on both Win2K and WinXP (I have a triple boot system, with Fedora Core 1 also). Resolution below.

Re: TB WINE ..

Hi John, I understand it's possible to run TB using the WINE code on Linux systems. What is the general verdict on how well this works? I have run TB! under Fedora Core 1 using Crossover Office. I've seen it mentioned that TB! has run under WINE as well. There are compatibility problems

Re: TB WINE ..

On Monday, February 16, 2004, 11:08:27 AM, Terry wrote in message: mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] T I have run TB! under Fedora Core 1 using Crossover Office. I've seen T it mentioned that TB! has run under WINE as well. It certainly runs under Win4Lin as my other half tried that with Xandros before he

Re: Slash zero?

Hello bats, on Mon, 16. Feb 2004 at 02:02:41 -0500 rich gregory wrote: r Anyone know a decent way to ensure my PC displays and prints slash r zeros rather than letter O-like zeros? r I suppose finding a suitable font and switching all my programs to r use it as a default could be the answer,

Perhaps a bit off-topic, but a curiosity question here ...

(To the moderators: If you feel this message is more appropriate for another thebat list, feel free to send along. I only belong to this list as the present time. I do know about tbbeta, but, as of yet, have not subscribed. Thanks in advance.) Curiosity question here ... from time to time,

Re: Perhaps a bit off-topic, but a curiosity question here ...

On Monday, February 16, 2004, 4:40:58 PM, Dirigo wrote: D Has anyone else experienced this type of notification re: D thebat.exe Only after installing a new version of TB. -- Deborah It's all fun games until someone loses an eye. Then it's sport. Using The Bat! v2.02.3 CE on Windows 2000

Re: Perhaps a bit off-topic, but a curiosity question here ...

Hello Dirigo, Monday, February 16, 2004, 4:40:58 PM, you wrote: D Has anyone else experienced this type of notification re: thebat.exe I'm using the latest version of Sygate Personal Firewall (freeware version), and have not experienced these kinds of problems. The only time I'm ever told that

Re: Perhaps a bit off-topic, but a curiosity question here ...

Hi Dirigo, on Mon, 16 Feb 2004 11:40:58 -0500GMT, you wrote: D Curiosity question here ... from time to time, my Firewall (Sygate D Personal Firewall) gives me an informational/warning message that D reads: D D:\Program Files\thebat.exe has changed since the last time you used D it. This could

Re: Perhaps a bit off-topic, but a curiosity question here ...

Hello Dirigo, Monday, February 16, 2004, 8:40:58 AM, you wrote: ... snip ... D D:\Program Files\thebat.exe has changed since the last time you used D it. This could happen if you have updated it recently. Click Detail D to see more information (which I do look at every time ... D

Re: TB - BSODs

-- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi TBUDL, I wonder if TB can ever cause (or be related to some other software that causes) recurrent BSODs (Blue Screen of Deaths). It seems to cause BSODs here. They happen, if I'm trying to work, every 2-5 minutes. Previously I had a very stable SuperMicro

Re: Slash zero?

-- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: rg Anyone know a decent way to ensure my PC displays and prints slash rg zeros rather than letter O-like zeros? I suppose finding a rg suitable font and switching all my programs to use it as a default rg could be the answer, but I have yet to come across one. SF Try

Re: TB - BSODs

On Monday, February 16, 2004, 5:29:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: tko I use TB 2.01.26 with 122,886 messages in 6 accounts currently. Did you add up the messages in your accounts yourself, or is there a way to find the total within TB? -- Deborah Using The Bat! v2.02.3 CE on Windows 2000 5.0

Re: Perhaps a bit off-topic, but a curiosity question here ...

Hello, Monday, February 16, 2004, 5:19:48 PM, you wrote: DP Hello Dirigo, DP Monday, February 16, 2004, 8:40:58 AM, you wrote: DP ... snip ... D D:\Program Files\thebat.exe has changed since the last time you used D it. This could happen if you have updated it recently. Click Detail D to

Re: Perhaps a bit off-topic, but a curiosity question here ...

D ... from time to time, my Firewall (Sygate Personal Firewall) gives D me an informational/warning message that reads: D ... thebat has changed since the last time you used it ... Zone Alarm has done this as well, but with apps (other than TB!) that (like in your case) were not reinstalled. I'd

Re: Slash zero?

Hello Rich, Monday, February 16, 2004, 8:02:41 AM, you wrote: rg Anyone know a decent way to ensure my PC displays and prints slash rg zeros rather than letter O-like zeros? I can recommend MS-Andale Mono. It has this major advantage over the other fonts mentioned here that it is a extended

POP3 over SSL

Hello tbudl, I have just been revamping my security on my Network here, and decided to try POP3 over SSL. Trouble is that I dont think TB Supports this. Can any one confirm if it does or does not support SSL, or am I just being thick? -- Best regards, Michael ([EMAIL PROTECTED])

Re: POP3 over SSL

At 6:19 PM on 2/16/2004, Michael Thompson typed ... M I have just been revamping my security on my Network here, and M decided to try POP3 over SSL. M Trouble is that I dont think TB Supports this. Can any one confirm M if it does or does not support SSL, or am I just being thick? I

What is causing this?

The last two messages I've sent to the list have received a bounce message that says: Your mail to 'TBUDL' with the subject Re: POP3 over SSL Is being held until the list moderator can review it for approval. The reason it is being held: Message has a suspicious header The first message

References: in header pane

TBUDL members The header pane will display a number of fields from the header on an email. One of the fields in the default set up is Follow-up: which, if you go to message headers preferences, should display the contents of the References: header. However it appears only to display Follow-up:

Question re: restoring the lost toolbar within messages that I open to read.

Hey tbud'ers! I inadvertently set some settings which removed the toolbar from within each message when the message is displayed/ I would like to restore this functionality. I know about selecting View and then Toolbar and having a Toolbar pop up which can be used while reading an email, but I

Re[2]: Perhaps a bit off-topic, but a curiosity question here ...

D Earlier on Monday, February 16, 2004, I wrote D ... snip ... D D:\Program Files\thebat.exe has changed since the last time you used D it. This could happen if you have updated it recently. Click Detail D to see more information (which I do look at every time ... D unfortunately it is alot

Re: Question re: restoring the lost toolbar within messages that I open to read.

Dirigo [EMAIL PROTECTED] @ 16-Feb-2004 11:36:28 PM Question re: restoring the lost toolbar within messages that I open to read. mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I know about selecting View and then Toolbar and having a Toolbar pop up which can be used while reading an email, but I prefer the toolbar

Re[2]: Question re: restoring the lost toolbar within messages that I open to read.

I know about selecting View and then Toolbar and having a Toolbar pop up which can be used while reading an email, but I prefer the toolbar embedded in each email I read. C So opening a message from the message list, selecting View - Toolbar, C closing the message, and then opening the or

Re: Question re: restoring the lost toolbar within messages that I open to read.

Dear Bo, @16-Feb-2004, 23:36 -0500 (17-Feb 04:36 UK time) Dirigo [BD] in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: BD I inadvertently set some settings which removed the toolbar from BD within each message when the message is displayed/ This happens if you drag the toolbar to a 'floating' position. BD ...

Re: Question re: restoring the lost toolbar within messages that I open to read.

On Tue 17 February 2004, 15:36:28 +1000, Dirigo wrote: I inadvertently set some settings which removed the toolbar from within each message when the message is displayed/ I would like to restore this functionality. I know about selecting View and then Toolbar and having a Toolbar pop up

Re: Question re: restoring the lost toolbar within messages that I open to read.

Dirigo [EMAIL PROTECTED] @ 17-Feb-2004 12:22:29 AM Question re: restoring the lost toolbar within messages that I open to read. mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] The first time I open a message, there is NO toolbar displayed within the message or by itself separately. Not until I take the selection steps

Re[2]: Question re: restoring the lost toolbar within messages that I open to read.

MDP wrote: MDP This happens if you drag the toolbar to a 'floating' position. Sounds like I did that! I'm capable! BD ... nothing that jumped out and grabbed me with the solution. So BD ... if someone would be kind enough to give me a hint, I'd BD appreciate it. MDP Not exactly an FAQ. I

Re[2]: Question re: restoring the lost toolbar within messages that I open to read.

Thanks Robin and Chris re: the docking manuever suggestion. I'm a bit tired right now, so I'll do that tomorrow ... earlier Marck had given me a suggestion re: regedit and The Bat!'s Toolbar entries ... following his instructions, I was able to get the toolbar back to where I like it. What a