At this point I need to make sure that you (and everyone else) know
that I am NOT "attacking" in seeking the answers to this question.
Though my fictitious example may be lame, the question (I think)
deserves a definitive answer (not necessarily by you, of course). I
only seek the truth!
rg>> Seri
Search for:
rgchicken&soup
PC>>> searched using that method, found 18 messages
rg chicken & soup
PC>>> searched using this method found 17 messages...
rg>> Brings up more questions than it answered for me!
PC> the answer is simple:) keep the searches to one word;0) I've never
PC> re
Searching for:
rgchicken&soup
PC>>> searched using that method, found 18 messages
rg chicken & soup
PC>>> searched using this method found 17 messages...
dh> To confuse even more, sometimes I see less messages in the result
dh> list than are "counted" as result in the statusline.
rg>> I *think* various versions of TB! expect the search term to be entered
rg>> differently... My earlier version wanted
rg>>chicken&soup
PC> searched using that method, found 18 messages
rg>> but the newer version works with
rg>> chicken & soup
PC> searched using this method found 17
E> I have never had luck searching for more than one word, but
E> the search mechanism works fine (through single or multiple
E> folders).
I *think* various versions of TB! expect the search term to be entered
differently... My earlier version wanted
chicken&soup
but the newer version works
Tuesday, February 24, 2004, 11:22:15 AM, Mark wrote:
M> When I installed 2.04.4 over 2.01.3 the installation
M> routine presented a default folder for install, which
M> I assumed to be the current installation folder.
M> However, the default folder presented was
M> c:/program files/TheBat
M> The 2
At 7:56 PM on 2/23/2004, Allie Martin typed ...
A> This is very odd.
A> TB! normally upgrades an installation, taking the installation path
A> from the registry so that a prior installation is upgraded. I know
A> this since for a long time, I had TB! installed in a different
A> directory from the
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