Hi
With the current version I have decided to revisit IMAP4 mail handling. It
all seems to be working quite well other than handling attachments.
A attachments are received as 'part.att' which means I can't open them with
their default programs. I can, however, save the attached file and
Barry gm...@kentra.co.uk wrote:
With the current version I have decided to revisit IMAP4 mail handling. It
all seems to be working quite well other than handling attachments.
A attachments are received as 'part.att'
Just to follow up, I asked this question previously and Marck suggested I
Or maybe I have an incorrect setting?
I have only seen this with Outlook users that have incorrect settings in their
client. Someone may correct me on this. I also get graphics with no extension,
which is an issue on the original sender's end, yet The Bat reads 99% of them
flawlessly. I must of
On Tuesday, May 7, 2013, 1:11:15 AM, Barry wrote:
A attachments are received as 'part.att' which means I can't open them with
their default programs. I can, however, save the attached file and rename
it with the correct file extension which seems to work.
I've never encountered this
Hi
My office fax system sends an email out when a fax is either sent or
received. The fax is attached as a PDF file. Recently since I've moved over
to IMAP I've noticed that the attachment is always named 'part.att' when it
should be of the form filename.pdf.
If I save and rename the attachment
Dear Barry,
@10-Feb-2013, 12:32 Barry [B] in
mid:1772226291382191934.999080gmane-kentra.co...@news.gmane.org said:
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B software vendor and they can throw no light on it, so I'm starting to
B suspect TheBat! And IMAP. When I used POP3 it was never an issue.
B Any ideas?
My first and
Marck Pearlstone ma...@silverstones.com wrote:
Dear Barry,
@10-Feb-2013, 12:32 Barry [B] in
mid:1772226291382191934.999080gmane-kentra.co...@news.gmane.org
said:
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software vendor and they can throw no light on it, so I'm starting to
suspect TheBat! And IMAP. When I used POP3 it
Hello Tbudl,
I'm currently testing IMAP, and noticed that when I delete an
attachment from a message and then move the message to another folder
the attachment is back there. Purging the folder before moving the
message did not help.
Is it possible with IMAP to delete only the attachment from a
I've just changed over to using IMAP and everything seems to be working
properly. But I've got one question (which may be a general IMAP question, not
The Bat!, as I have the same problem with Thunderbird).
I thought with IMAP attachments would only be downloaded if I tried to open or
save them
Tim, [T] wrote:
I thought with IMAP attachments would only be downloaded if I tried
to open or save them.
Not all IMAP clients will do this for you, especially on a message per
message basis. Mulberry has this ability well implemented. So if
you're finding this a show-stopper, give Mulberry
Quoting Allie Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
One of TB!'s synchronization options is to sync only message headers
and text. What this does is to download headers and the message body
text to the local cache. However, attachments are not downloaded. It's
not until you wish to save or view the
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