I am contemplating switching from a Windows machine to a Mac.
However, I will need to run some windows-based software, so I would
get something like VMware's Fusion that would allow me to do this.
Has anyone used The Bat on a Mac, either directly, or using windows
emulation software, such Fusion?
Hi, Everyone,
Is it possible to send mail to a group, using the group name in the
To field, without The Bat expanding all addresses into the field
when sending? The Help file suggests that this is not possible. I am
not interested in personalizing the messages (at least, not at the
moment).
Hi, everyone,
Can you help me figure out why a networked computer is unable to open my
primary account's inbox?
Here is my setup:
Two computers, both running XP Pro, are on a local wireless network (802.11b).
The desktop is connected to the router by an ethernet cable while the laptop is
Hello tracer,
Wednesday, January 14, 2009, 8:51:57 PM, you wrote in response to my
problem about not being able to open up the message base file from a
networked laptop::
t Sorry to ask but have you run a disk check?
One is running on the laptop at this moment, and one will run on the
desktop
Hi, everyone.
This is a great list and I am hoping that someone can help me recover missing
inbox mail on one of two computers. I use The Bat on two computers, a desktop
and a laptop. The two computers are connected on a network through a wireless
router. The Bat was originally installed on
?
Hopefully, that advice will no longer be needed.
--
Avram Sacks
Using The Bat ver. 4.0.20 on XP Professional SP2 on both laptop and desktop
This is a forwarded message
From: Achdut18 achdu...@gmail.com
To: tbudl@thebat.dutaint.com
Date: Thursday, December 18, 2008, 3:17:19 AM
Subject: How to recover
Roelof Otten's advice on Sept 16 about how to enable multiple users on a pc to
use the same mail directory made me think that the same advice would work for
multiple computers on a home network. So, following that advice I was able to
get The Bat! on our wireless laptop to see, store, and
Hello Roelof,
Friday, September 19, 2008, 4:17:54 PM, you wrote in response to my query about
duplicate messages being downloaded to a laptop on a homework that has just
been set up as the second networked computer to have TB! running:
RO You wouldn't have configured that TB leaves the mail on
Hi, everyone,
How does one move a mail account from one user to another? Here are the
details:
Let's say there are two users, A and B, on a computer, each with their own
Windows account. Each has administrator privileges and can access the other
account. User B has always had The Bat!
Hi, everyone,
First, I would like to thank everyone who responded to my queries about
synchronization of two separate installations of The Bat. The help and
information provided by the moderators and other list members on this, and
other questions, is invaluable.
After posting my original
For those who have been following this thread, in a post that I just sent, I
concluded that where two users are involved, the best synchronization solution
appeared to me to be that I should allow mail to remain on the server for a
period of time, perform separate downloads on each computer,
This is a test, only. Please delete.
--
Avram Sacks
Current version is 4.0.18 | 'Using TBUDL' information:
http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
This is a test. Please delete
--
Avram Sacks
Current version is 4.0.18 | 'Using TBUDL' information:
http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
Hi, Stuart,
From: Stuart Cuddy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, Apr 11, 2008 at 1:04 PM Stuart Cuddy wrote:
A reminder of what Achdut18 typed on:
Friday, April 11, 2008 at 12:54:10 GMT -0500
A Even though I have set account properties in The Bat on BOTH
A computers to leave mail on the server
Hi, everyone.
On Sunday, March 30, 2008, 4:53:35 PM, Thomas wrote:
DH Synchronisation is a three step process and so you don't want to be doing
this on a
DH daily basis.
A Is it really that involved?
TF This is how I have been synchronising for years:
TF Each outgoing mail is BCC'ed to
Hello Dwight,
Friday, March 28, 2008, 5:58:31 PM, you wrote:
DAC There is no reason why one cannot collect one's mail on both the
DAC laptop and the desktop. Saves lots of trouble. Just need to bcc
DAC yourself.
DAC Better yet, switch to IMAP and leave POP behind. You'll be glad you
DAC
Hello Doug,
Sunday, March 30, 2008, 3:31:59 PM, you wrote:
DH Hello Achdut18,
DH Sunday, March 30, 2008, 7:25:17 AM, you wrote:
A After reading all of the posts on this subject, It seems to me that I
A could do the following: download mail to either the laptop or the
A desktop, but then use
Hi, everyone, I am in the process of cleaning up old mail files, and
in some cases I have deleted a folder and all of its contents within
the TB mail client; however, in Windows Explorer, I can still see the
folder as a subdirectory within The Bat! file directory. Those folders
contain
How do I send e-mail to a group with only the group name showing up in
the to field? I set up, as a folder in my address book, a group of
26 addresses. The folder is named cub scout pack. When I send a
mailing to everyone in the folder, I would like for recipients to see
only the name of the
Hello Mary and everyone else who responded to my initial Q about
setting up a super inbox that would hold all the inbox mail of
several different e-mail accounts. Clearly this can be accomplished
with both common as well as virtual folders. But, not for those among
us tenaciously holding on to
Hello Greg,
To recap, my original question was on how to set up a super inbox
that would contain within it, duplicates of inbox mail for several
different e-mail accounts. Mary Bull suggested a common inbox,
others suggested a virtual inbox. That seemed appealing to me
because it would not take
Hello Thomas,
A What is a common folder and how does it differ from a virtual
A folder?
TF That is something which was introduced in the 2.x series.
TF With v1.x, you have only really one option:
TF Create a dummy account and copy to the inbox of that one.
I can actually create a common folder
Hi, everyone. Is it possible to copy filtering rules from one mail
account to another mail account,or, must I recreate the individual
rules for each filter in the second mail account?
--
Avi
Avram Sacks
Chicago, IL
using The Bat ver. 1.62r on Windows XP Professional
Hello Roelof,
In response to my query about copying filtering rules from one mail
account to another mail account, you wrote:
RO Depends on what you want to do.
***
RO When it's just a few filters you can copy them one at a time and paste
RO them to your new account.
***
I only want to copy a
Hi, everyone. Now that I have several e-mail accounts from which to
download e-mail, I have begun using the altF2 command, which
downloads e-mail for all accounts. Unfortunately, I have experienced
an application crash about 1/10 of the time when this command is
executed. I have received two
Hi everyone.
Thanks to all who gave advice about setting up transport settings on
The Bat for gmail. In the process of reorganizing my e-mail accounts
by setting up several gmail accounts, several private domain accounts,
and enabling The Bat to access long-standing accounts at Comcast.net
that
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