passing an argument when calling a dialer application

are welcome. In case it's impossible to pass arguments from The Bat! to other programs, I would like to know of a versatile dialer that enables me to set a default number that is always dialed when the application is started. TIA, Heijo Alting

Re[2]: passing an argument when calling a dialer application

Hi Marck, MDP Just copy and paste the filter into your incoming message filter MDP set. Which file would that be? MDP c:\utils\dial.exe 123456 Is dial.exe a default Windows utility? -- Kind regards, Heijo Current version is 1.62 | Using

Re[4]: passing an argument when calling a dialer application

Hi Peter, PP No. Of course this is only a dummy, assuming you already know what your PP dialing application is I experimented with Windows XP Dialer.exe, but until now I was unable to pass line commands to it. Do you know a dialer application that does? Or is easier to handle or better

Re[2]: migrating migraine

Hi Peter (and Roelof), It's too late already: I deleted the original directories. The sunny side is that now all obsolete data and contacts are gone too. Apart from that, there is a limitation to restoring accounts: if you plan to restore accounts from backed up data, and if you used non default

error after migrating

Hi TBUDL members, I migrated to a new computer and installed The Bat!. I imported my accounts (backed up from within The Bat before migrating) and simply copied the Mail folder from my old machine to the new one. In my old installation of The Bat!, the root folder was `called thebat (not

Re: error after migrating

I have to add that the messages are sent anyway after clicking OK in the error popups, and secondly, these errors only occur the first time I send a message in The Bat!. Heijo Current version is 1.62 | Using TBUDL information:

Re: error after migrating

Hi Marck, MDP Exit TB and change the path settings in the Registry. Either that or MDP start over, this time only restoring the data from the backup and This worked. The funny thing is that I did restore the data from the backup, but not all folders from my old machine were created. -- Kind

Re[2]: Trial period expired - TB! blocked

Hi, If you can solve your problem with the information of emails that you think you can't access anymore, you simply open the Messages.tbb file (in the Inbox or Outbox folder of your mail account) with a common text viewer (TextPad, Notepad, the internal viewer of Windows Commander, and maybe

reply to the person that posted the message to a forum

To tbudl, I am using a reply template messages in a forum, but I fail to automatically display the name of the person that posted the message, rather than the forum name. Can you tell me which macro I have to use? The template I use unsuccesfully is: Hi %FROMFNAME/%OFROMNAME (and other macros

Re[2]: reply to the person that posted the message to a forum

Hi Roelof, On 19-8-2002, 17:16 you wrote: RO Try %OFromFName, that ought to work. It does. But I'm afraid I caused this problem myself by creating a duplicate Forum contact in two different address groups. After I added an identifier (see below) to the templates of all address groups, it was

PCRE websites

To tbudl, I tried to follow the link to Philip Hazel's web site that's in the online Help of TB!, but it failed to load (it may be removed permanently), so I decided to browse for additional info myself and came across some sites that may be of interest for you too:

Re[2]: question about create models for emails and creating rules to send them auto...

Hi tbudl, RO Now you're done. I created the kind of incoming messages filter with automatic reply Roelof describes, and additionally entered a folder (on the Rule tab » the Move messages to folder box) in which the automatically replied messages are organized. This works fine. -- Groeten,

addition to the Help file on Auto-reply filtering

To tbudl, I was making an automatically working reply message based on a filter. The filter was easy, but did not launch automatically (it did when filtering manually), and the Help or the FAQ didn't give me a clue. After browsing The Bat! I discovered an undocumented radio button that made it

display tips in another language - tips.ini missing

To tbudl, Does anyone knwo how I could make tips appear in my own language? I translate them into Dutch myself, but I only see a bat_fra.tip, bat_ger.tip etcetera, and no bat_dut.tip. Also the tip.ini file referenced in the on line Help, is not in my installation of The Bat! (!). I tried

Re[2]: Content of X-Mailer Header

Hi, I followed this discussion with great interest and now I ask myself, and since I don't know the answer, you: is it also possible to set an alternate X-mailer header? Like this: X-Mailer: my secret e-mail client, version 007a ?

Re[4]: Using The Bat! v1.61 on Windows 2000 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 3

Hi Carsten, CM German: http://download.microsoft.com/download/win2000platform/SP/SP3/NT5/DE/w2ksp3.exe CM English: http://download.microsoft.com/download/win2000platform/SP/SP3/NT5/EN-US/w2ksp3.exe And the Dutch version of SP3 ? I can't find it. Heijo

language dependent text per contact group

is possible? And if it's not, does anybody know of an alternate method of creating contact dependent text? I prefer writing text for language groups rather than entering text per contact, since it saves work, it enhances consistency and make maintenance more easy. Kind regards, Heijo Alting (I'm new

Re[2]: language dependent text per contact group

Hi Marck, You wrote: MDP Use the %ABtoMEMO macro. More specifically, %LANGUAGE=%ABtoMEMO The macros you mention (%ABtoMEMO and %LANGUAGE) are not in the list that is displayed in the Properties dialog box. Is there a document in which I could find information on these additional macros? And

Re[2]: language dependent text per contact group

Hi Marck, MDP %if:%ABtoMEMO==A:%QINCLUDE='B':%QINCLUDE='C' Thanks for your reply. I've found the macro listing in the online Help and have your macro example running with two languages now (each of them represented by a Quick Template). Is it possible to construct a regular expression with

Re[2]: language dependent text per contact group

Ha Roelof, RO You can nest if statements, could be something like: RO Hallo %- RO %IF:%ToFName=A.Kikkert:Allert:%- RO %IF:'%ToFName'='Foxman':'Simon':'%- RO %ToFName', I tried the following, but the results were disappointing: %if:%ABtoMEMO==NL:%QINCLUDE='SJABL_NL':%-