Hello Peter,
11 Jan 2002, 19:17:40, you wrote:
PM I use ctrl + right without alt and it takes me to the next unread
PM message in the thread, if there is one. Else it moves to the next thread
PM or folder. I know it's not documented, but it works here. :o)
The mentioned shortkey ctrl+right
Hello daveiw,
5 Jan 2002, 10:39:55, you wrote:
dcn Hi all and happy New Year!
dcn Any ideas when version 3 will be released, and what extras it will
dcn have please?
Maybe it's better to wait for version 2.0 first.
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Hi,
Short question: does TB support Sophos Antivirus?
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Hi,
Is it possible to edit a received or sent message? Why? One example: I
want to delete some large encoded attachments and save them in a
separate directory. In the message itself I then want to put a
reference to these attachments, so that I know where they are.
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Hi,
I normally want the attachments to be encoded in the message (no
seperate file). But somtimes, f.e. when the attachment is very large, I
want to keep it in a seperate attachment directory.
So, is it possible to seperate the attachment from the message but
keeping the link?
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Hi,
I normally want the attachments to be encoded in the message (no
seperate file). But somtimes, f.e. when the attachment is very large, I
want to keep it in a seperate attachment directory.
So, is it possible to seperate the attachment from the message but
keeping the link?
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Hi,
I used the e-mail provider GMX for almost a week now and must say that
I'm very satisfied. Thanks for the tip.
As I want to have the ability to send and receive large e-mails (with
attachments) I'm considering to take an GMXPro account. Can you
recommend this?. It's certainly not very
Hello Thomas,
13 Dec 2001, 10:59:58, you wrote:
Hi Marc,
On Thu, 13 Dec 2001 11:00:26 +0100GMT (13/12/2001, 18:00 +0800GMT),
Marc van Breemen wrote:
MvB As I want to have the ability to send and receive large e-mails (with
MvB attachments) I'm considering to take an GMXPro account. Can you
Hello Lars,
13 Dec 2001, 11:11:45, you wrote:
Does the mailbox really not satisfy your needs? You can receive mails up
to a size of 5 MB and send mails with up to 2 MB.
Occasionally I have attachments of aprox. 6-7 MB. Sometimes I receive
two of three of these in one day. So that's why I
Hello Allie,
13 Dec 2001, 12:44:57, you wrote:
I don't use e-mail for those types of attachments. I subscribe to a
remote server space service with FTP functionality. I upload whatever
I wish to upload and then send the recipient a link. They can then
download whenever they want. This is
Hello Nick,
On 9 Dec 2001, 9:54:08, you wrote:
Not to mention that GMX prefixes the character to every line beginning
with from. :o(
What precisely do you mean? I cannot share you're experience on that point.
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Hello Jan,
On 9 Dec 2001, 15:56:55, you wrote:
Hello Marc.
At 12:10 PM on Saturday, December 08, 2001 you wrote the
following on the posted subject 'Yahoo slow?':
Marc YES!!! Finally a quick response. Bye bye Yahoo, hello
Marc GMX.NET!
I don't know if you belong to any Yahoo! groups
Hello Dierk,
9 Dec 2001, 18:23:51, you wrote:
There is no , just the word from in the next line:
from
See what GMX did to it? ;-)
Nothing, as you can see. The point I tried to make when the discussion
came up months ago. GMX either does not or not always insert the
prefix.
So it
. In that case: which do you suggest?
Thanks.
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ACM On Sat, 08 Dec 2001 13:16:12 +0100, Marc Van Breemen [MVB] wrote these
ACM comments:
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ACM MVB When I post a message to this list then it takes a while (an hour
ACM MVB or sometimes two days) to see my posting appearing in the list.
ACM MVB Sometimes I receive the replies much earlier
?
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Hello Allie,
On 8 Dec 2001, 13:55:55, you wrote:
If you wish to try another, I'd suggest a gmx.net account. I've been
using it without problems for some time now.
Oke, I lied and I cheat and now I have a gmx.net account. It looks
that it works fine and fast. This is a test to see if I see my
Oke, I lied and I cheat and now I have a gmx.net account. It looks
that it works fine and fast. This is a test to see if I see my posting
quicker.
YES!!! Finally a quick response. Bye bye Yahoo, hello GMX.NET!
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Hello Allie,
On 8 Dec 2001, 18:47:15, you wrote:
So, if you're going to assess development based on version numbering.
you'll be sorely disappointed. Though v2 has been long in coming, I've
been quite content since development has certainly progressed in the
interim. Many are however
Hello Kevin,
On 8 Dec 2001, 15:56:06, you wrote:
i currently use GMX.Net or GMX.Co.uk if you cant understand
the German Language. they are excellent as they are a
WebMailPop mail server combined. they are also _very_
fast in their sending of emails and its excellent service
as an
attack. I'm just worried.
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At work we use Outlook / Exchange (sadly but true). I want to forward
all my email to my private email adress. At this way I can read and
write email within f.e. The Bat.
I know how to define a filter in Outlook that forwards the email to
another adress. But: it only works if I forward it to an
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