Re[5]: Mail Dispatcher - deleting files

Hi Miguel, On Friday, June 30, 2000, 5:51:51 PM, you wrote in part about "Mail Dispatcher - deleting files": M> Sorry, I didn't explain very well. I only use the mail M> dispatcher when I receive a message saying that exists a big M> message on server. Ahh, got

Re: Mail Dispatcher - deleting files

MA> There, I would like to just open the mail dispatcher for that message MA> (showing just the header of the big message), but unfortately all the MA> messages on the server comes up (I know that is the way it should MA> work). I've always about 150 messages on the server... MA> the wish

Re[4]: Mail Dispatcher - deleting files

G> Well, if you use the mail dispatcher, when all the messages come up, G> say after hitting Alt F2, you can just highlight any single message G> and hit Ctrl H. This will bring up the full header which is at the Sorry, I didn't explain very well. I only use the mail dispatcher when I recei

Re[3]: Mail Dispatcher - deleting files

Hi Miguel, On Friday, June 30, 2000, 4:07:24 PM, you wrote in part about "Mail Dispatcher - deleting files": M> And also, there is no way (I think) to make the Mail Dispatcher M> only get the headers of those messages. When I receive a big M> message I've to downloa

Re[2]: Mail Dispatcher - deleting files

[Do not download messages bigger than xx] AM> Be careful with this one. The last time I had this enabled, TB! AM> would *delete* messages on the server greater than the size limit and AM> not merely keep it on the server for a manual download. I thought this I've always used (since TB

Re: Mail Dispatcher - deleting files

On Fri, 30 Jun 2000 09:54:46 -0700, Ming-Li wrote: ML> 2. you may use the "Receive header only if message size is greater ML> than xx kbyte" option to skip big mail. (This is of course no ML> solution to mail you want to kill before receiving it, if TB!'s ML> filter functionality couldn't serv

Re: Mail Dispatcher - deleting files

Hi Ralf, ML>> Do you have particular reasons to invoke mail dispatcher ML>> each time TB collects mail? I wonder what purpose it ML>> serves to do that. > Yes - i get many mails and big mails. I want to delete some > without getting, others I want to have first without waiting > for the big one

Re: Mail Dispatcher - deleting files

Hi Ralf, On 30 June 2000 at 18:20:35 GMT +0200 (which was 17:20 where I live) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote and made these points on the subject of "Mail Dispatcher - deleting files": ML>> My suggestion would be for you to turn off the "invoke ML>> automatically at each

Re[2]: Mail Dispatcher - deleting files

Hello, ML> Hi Ralf, >> I am writing a text in any program, suddenly teh mail >> dispatcher opens and when i press space just at that moment, >> the X in Receiving disappears. >> If you do not note that, the message is deleted but not >> received. ML> Do you have particular reasons to invoke ma

Re: Mail Dispatcher - deleting files

Hi Ralf, > I am writing a text in any program, suddenly teh mail > dispatcher opens and when i press space just at that moment, > the X in Receiving disappears. > If you do not note that, the message is deleted but not > received. Do you have particular reasons to invoke mail dispatcher each ti

Mail Dispatcher - deleting files

Hello The Bat! Fans, I'm using The Bat! Version 1.44 Serial Number 1B335195 under Windows 95 4.0 Build B and would like to report a bug Some days ago i wrote, mail dispatcher is eating mails. I got an idea how that happend. I am writing a text in any program, suddenly teh mail d