Re: Where is glyph.bmp?

e "-- " on a line of its own. Anyone else have any experience or insight on the delimiter trailing space issue, or is this old news? Geo -- George Mealer [EMAIL PROTECTED] "There is this special biologist word we use for 'stable'. It is 'dead'." -- Jack Cohen -

Re: Where is glyph.bmp?

ted below the "-- " to include your signature. JR> What am I missing? Prolly what *I'm* missing...a space after the "--". I'm playing with it now. Geo -- George Mealer [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Ah, the curiosity of youth.

Re: Where is glyph.bmp?

ow a "-- " (when used at the beginning of a line) into the reply. It also provides some visual separation for the human parsers. Geo -- George Mealer [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Ah, the curiosity of youth. On the road to ruin! May it ever be so adve

Re: A Question about Distribution Lists

the one in the header..."Replace 'invalid' with 'com'" in the above address. Alternately, you can do what I do in my usenet postings, and put something like "geo *AT* snarksoft *DOT* com". Geo -- George Mealer [EMAIL PROTECTED] "... it is important to rea

Re: Doulble first names and automated greetings.

here. ;) The second one I put together could be polished a bit too (though it's functional). Geo -- George Mealer [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Without music life would be a mistake." -- Friedrich Nietzsche -- -- View the TBUDL a

Re: Doulble first names and automated greetings.

newline) (i.e. "George" and "George Mealer" both come out "George", but "George Edward Mealer" comes out "George Edward". The only potential problem is if you get "George Edward Mealer Junior", which comes out "George Edward Mea

Re: OT: registering tb!

are. I'm sure (given no evidence to the contrary) that the license for version 1.x would be permanent, even after the release of 2.0. There just wouldn't be a free upgrade involved, and support may disappear for 1.x after the new release. Geo -- George Mealer [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Ch

Re: Meaningful Subjects

rwhelming. Searching Google for a handful of the abbreviations in the list will bring up larger glossarys. However, most of them have some rather silly entries. Geo -- George Mealer [EMAIL PROTECTED] "... it is important to realize that any lock can be picked with a big enough hammer."

Re: ! 1.46d: quoting question

there are instances where it might be handy. :) -- George Mealer [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Wobbler thought that California was where good people went when they died." -- Terry Pratchett, _Only You Can Save Mankind_ -- --

Re: ! 1.46d: quoting question

is quoting style with, and one Inbox to not use it with. I don't want to have to set up a custom template for each mailing list folder. :T Geo -- George Mealer [EMAIL PROTECTED] "Children are like TV sets. When they start acting weird, whack them across the eyes with a big rubber bas

Line wrapping and quote formatting

uote prefix? For example, TB thought that the above paragraph had a quote in line 3 (prefixed with 'add a few ">') and attempted to add it to the next line down as I was typing. Geo -- George Mealer [EMAIL PROTECTED] C is for Cthulhu, that's good

Re: GnuPG and The Bat?

On 10/17/2000 at 12:35 AM, Graham wrote: G> As this is not strictly about TB, perhaps we could continue this thread G> off-list or through TBOT? Actually, you put things into perspective wonderfully. Thank you. Geo -- George Mealer [EMAIL PROTECTED] C is for Cthulhu, that's

Re: GnuPG and The Bat?

compliant client in and of itself, without relying on outside programs? That'd be neat! Still, you could still benefit from having the option to shell out to GnuGP. Open source tends to be good for stuff like this that can have security bugs; they get fixed faster. Geo -- George Mealer [E

Re: GnuPG and The Bat?

ent (but you knew that, I'm sure.) GnuPG is an open source client that implements the OpenPGP standard. I think the wish is for GnuPG to be one of the options from the Privacy subsection of The Bat! so it can all happen automagically. Geo -- George Mealer [EMAIL PROTECTED] C is for Cthulhu,