Re[2]: MAPI problem

Roberto Using The Bat! v%THEBATVERSION on %WINDOWSPLATFORMNAME Roberto %WINDOWSMAJORVERSION.%WINDOWSMINORVERSION Build %WINDOWSBUILDNUMBER Roberto %WINDOWSCSDVERSION Is this on purpose or are you having a macro problem? g Nah, just being a newbie... - -- Regards, DG Raftery Sr.

Re[2]: MAPI problem

I expect to get all messages too, but once the message is in the handheld, I don't see a reason to transmit it again to the unit. Somehow my old messages that have already been transmited to the handheld are being send to the handheld everytime I synchronize the device. Not sure I

PGP question

I think that my PGP isn't working really well... I try to check for a signature validity (even mine) and it will always say that it is of unknown format. Do I have to download those DLL's available at the site? Where should I copy 'em to? b. _ [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using

Re[2]: PGP question

You should really use an external implementation of PGP to enable full use of DH/DSS keys as well as RSA. The DLLs should be downloaded and unpacked into the same folder as thebat.exe. Select the appropriate PGP version from the Tools | OpenPGP | Choose OpenPGP version dialog box. Where

Re[2]: PGP question

Well, primarily you need one of the external PGP packs - NAI PGP 7.x (with tray support) has no TB DLL plug in. If you use or can track down a PGP 6.5.8 freeware or the ckt build then you can use the PGP DLLs, which you can get from the RITlabs FTP site at ftp://www.ritlabs.com/pub/the_bat

Re[2]: PGP question

I think that this means the sender's public key is not found in your public keyring. (I stand to be corrected about this) That's right. I needed only to check the 'verify' option so it'd download the keys from the server. Thanx for your help. b.

Re: MAPI problem

Just to exemplify, I took an old Eudora backup, installed Eudora, ran 2 hotsyncs and then imported the mailbox into The Bat! and ran 2 hotsyncs. Timings: Eudora 1st hotsync: 3min17s Eudora 2nd hotsync: 2s The Bat! 1st hotsync: 3min18s The Bat! 2nd hotsync: 3min18s Seems to me that

Re[2]: MAPI problem

How can you tell that all the mail is being sent to your palm each time? Is there a log that lists each msg that is sync'd? By the timings I took with both Eudora and The Bat!, using the same mailbox (all messages are read, deleted all messages in the Palm unit before hotsync'n w/ each

MAPI problem

Hi you all! I began using The Bat! not long ago, and I must say it's a pretty amazing program. The only problem I have is with the MAPI interface. I have a Palm V handheld, and I use the mail synchronization feature in HotSync. It seems that the program is failing to 'say' that