Re[2]: How can I copy ALL my filters between in/outbox

2009-01-08 Thread tracer
Hello Thomas,

Wednesday, January 7, 2009, 10:29:01 PM, you wrote:

 Hello tracer,

 On Wed, 7 Jan 2009 11:32:15 +0700 GMT (07/01/2009, 11:32 +0700 GMT),
 tracer wrote:

t   Assuming I create them all by hand for mail coming in, what's the
t   easiest way to copy the lot to outgoing mail and then fix them by
t   hand...

 The easiest (but not fastest) way is to support this wish:
 https://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view.php?id=3319


Thomas, this is supposing I guess that I can run 4.1.17 or whatever
but I cannot as last time I tried I still crashed and I saw I am
not the only one where either a clean or upgrade of system goes wrong.
No idea what goes wrong but I end up with NO executable in the Bat
directory!!! I checked it obviously manually and you can also see it as the
bat Icon on desktop goes to the one used in case it refers to a missing
file. And it really is missing... So I am running 4.0.38
I had a msg when booting up the bat just now that there was a new
upgrade but no idea what got fixed.

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New Message Template

2009-01-08 Thread Barry
Hi

A number of my programs have a menu option to send a new mail message using
the default email program (in my case TheBat! 4.1) with the current document
as an attachment.

This seems to work in most cases other than the default new message template
isn't used and I am presented with a blank window.

Is there any way to make TB start with the new message template every time or
is it limited only to new messages started from within TB?

Although I have a number of accounts I do have one selected as the default
for mailto: URLs


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Re: How can I copy ALL my filters between in/outbox

2009-01-08 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello tracer,

On Thu, 8 Jan 2009 21:13:12 +0700 GMT (08/01/2009, 21:13 +0700 GMT),
tracer wrote:

t   Assuming I create them all by hand for mail coming in, what's the
t   easiest way to copy the lot to outgoing mail and then fix them by
t   hand...

 The easiest (but not fastest) way is to support this wish:
 https://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view.php?id=3319


t Thomas, this is supposing I guess that I can run 4.1.17 or whatever

No, this is supposing you are running 5.x or 6.x. It is a wish, this
feature is not implemented yet. In fact, it is assigned to a Ritlabs
staff who left the company quite some time ago, so nobody is working
on it.

t but I cannot as last time I tried I still crashed and I saw I am
t not the only one where either a clean or upgrade of system goes wrong.
t No idea what goes wrong but I end up with NO executable in the Bat
t directory!!!

This is bad news. Since nobody else reported it, let's find out what
is different on your system.

What kind of Windows are you running?

Are you logged in as user or admin? Do you have admin rights?

t I checked it obviously manually and you can also see it as the
t bat Icon on desktop goes to the one used in case it refers to a missing
t file. And it really is missing...

Does the icon go the the new version? Hm. Over here (Win XP SP2), the
file name is always the same, regardless of the version number.

t So I am running 4.0.38 I had a msg when booting up the bat just now
t that there was a new upgrade but no idea what got fixed.

The changelog is somewhere on the Ritlabs website. Have a look.

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Re: Leaving messages in inbox

2009-01-08 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Jack,

On Wed, 7 Jan 2009 17:00:44 -0600 GMT (08/01/2009, 06:00 +0700 GMT),
Jack S. LaRosa wrote:

JSL A long time ago there was a thread on the dangers of leaving messages
JSL in the inbox. Unfortunately I no longer remember exactly what the
JSL danger was. I searched the archives for the subject line above but
JSL found nothing explaining the problem. Does anybody remember?

I remember. I think Marck was it who said at the time (must be years
since he was active on this list) that the Inbox is a high-traffic
list and therefore more likely to get corrupted than any other folder.
IIRC.


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Re: Leaving messages in inbox

2009-01-08 Thread Roelof Otten
Hallo Jack,

On Wed, 7 Jan 2009 17:00:44 -0600GMT (8-1-2009, 0:00 +0100, where I
live), you wrote:

JSL A long time ago there was a thread on the dangers of leaving messages
JSL in the inbox. Unfortunately I no longer remember exactly what the
JSL danger was. I searched the archives for the subject line above but
JSL found nothing explaining the problem. Does anybody remember?

Basically it comes to this.
The Inbox is a high traffic folder: every message that enters your
message base first arrives in the Inbox, moving and deleting
(automatically   and  manually)  means another mutation of your Inbox.
Due to these multiple mutations it's easy for things to go awry.
There's your first reason not to use the Inbox for permanent storage.
When  your  Inbox  is large it's more difficult to mutate it then when
it's  small,  so  using  the Inbox for permanent storage makes it more
likely for things to go awry.
Of course executing compress and purge daily minimises the chance that
things go bad.

I've  never had a corrupt Inbox, so I've never been bitten, but in the
past  the  issue  came up regularly. But why use a mail client with an
extensive  filtering  engine  like TB when you store everything in the
Inbox.

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Re[2]: How can I copy ALL my filters between in/outbox

2009-01-08 Thread tracer
Hello Thomas,

Thursday, January 8, 2009, 11:02:26 PM, you wrote:


Roelof, If you want this moved to Yahoo, no problem but maybe worth
first finding out who else has a problem with latest bat. What worries
me is not the destruction of the bat but the chance that the databases
get destroyed with an upgrade... I have been stuck with the problem
since Christmas (ie the update to 4.1 caused me the problem...)

4.1 upgrade
t but I cannot as last time I tried I still crashed and I saw I am
t not the only one where either a clean or upgrade of system goes wrong.
t No idea what goes wrong but I end up with NO executable in the Bat
t directory!!!

Note my daughters computer had a bug so I fixed it getting rid of a
few things at same time: I reinstalled windows in a way I would
normally not do but I thought to clean things up and get my other 2
kids of her computer AND no Internet access. Ok, I have with my SMC
stick but they haven't got that... Whatever with that stick and a
clean the Bat I have the same problem and the Bat was never on that PC
before...

 This is bad news. Since nobody else reported it, let's find out what
 is different on your system.

 What kind of Windows are you running?

XP-PRO, sr3
Its a real windows by the way.

 Are you logged in as user or admin? Do you have admin rights?

USER, yes

 Does the icon go the the new version? Hm. Over here (Win XP SP2), the
 file name is always the same, regardless of the version number.

Filename is thebat.exe (now) and its gone if I try to install 4.1.xx.
The shortcut sits on the desktop but I end-up with the icon one used for file
missing.
Old file gets deleted but new one doesn't get installed.

t So I am running 4.0.38 I had a msg when booting up the bat just now
t that there was a new upgrade but no idea what got fixed.

 The changelog is somewhere on the Ritlabs website. Have a look.

The point being that I cannot imagine it got fixed if I am the only
one complaining but I recently saw I may not be really the only one
now. Maybe worth it to move this discussion to yahoo
Possibly Richard L de S Clauson has a similar problem.




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Re: Leaving messages in inbox

2009-01-08 Thread Jack S. LaRosa
Hello Roelof,

Thursday, January 8, 2009, 11:09:50 AM, you wrote:

RO Hallo Jack,

RO On Wed, 7 Jan 2009 17:00:44 -0600GMT (8-1-2009, 0:00 +0100, where I
RO live), you wrote:

JSL A long time ago there was a thread on the dangers of leaving messages
JSL in the inbox. Unfortunately I no longer remember exactly what the
JSL danger was. I searched the archives for the subject line above but
JSL found nothing explaining the problem. Does anybody remember?

RO Basically it comes to this.
RO The Inbox is a high traffic folder: every message that enters your
RO message base first arrives in the Inbox, moving and deleting
RO (automatically   and  manually)  means another mutation of your Inbox.
RO Due to these multiple mutations it's easy for things to go awry.
RO There's your first reason not to use the Inbox for permanent storage.
RO When  your  Inbox  is large it's more difficult to mutate it then when
RO it's  small,  so  using  the Inbox for permanent storage makes it more
RO likely for things to go awry.
RO Of course executing compress and purge daily minimises the chance that
RO things go bad.

RO I've  never had a corrupt Inbox, so I've never been bitten, but in the
RO past  the  issue  came up regularly. But why use a mail client with an
RO extensive  filtering  engine  like TB when you store everything in the
RO Inbox.

First let me apologize for the double post (what, me senile?) on the
original question. Second, thanks to you and Thomas for answering the
question. To see it described as you and Thomas have done makes sense.
I remember the warning about this (though not the reason) from years
ago and I then promptly created a Faux inbox which is filled with all
incoming messages to the primary inbox by a filter. I just couldn't
remember why I did it.

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Re: How can I copy ALL my filters between in/outbox

2009-01-08 Thread Roelof Otten
Hallo koenraad,

On Fri, 9 Jan 2009 00:30:14 +0700GMT (8-1-2009, 18:30 +0100, where I
live), you wrote:

KR Filename is thebat.exe (now) and its gone if I try to install 4.1.xx.
KR The shortcut sits on the desktop but I end-up with the icon one used for 
file
KR missing.

I've  heard  one case of someone using some obscure virus scanner that
considered TB 4.1.? as a trojan and therefore deleted it.
He  was  using Blink as anti virus, maybe that's what happening to you
too.

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Re: Moving Account QTs to COmmon QTs

2009-01-08 Thread MFPA
Hi

On Thursday 25 December 2008 at 12:16:57 AM, in
mid:87554721.20081225111...@wai.com.au, Ian A. White wrote:




 Thanks. That did it.


I tried doing the same now that I am aware of the common templates
location - copied my main account.qtb file to the mail directory and
found most of my QTs duplicated there. Then I re-created one that was
not on the same account in the common location and deleted them all
from their previous locations. All good but I notice the account.qtb
files are still present in the account folders, even though there are
no longer any QTs there. I find that if I delete those account.qtb
files, the next time I start TB!, they re-appear and the QTs re-appear
in their old location (as well as in the common location).

Obviously, a workaround is to leave the redundant account.qtb files
where they are but can anybody confirm or explain this behaviour?


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New message at bottom of thread no longer makes messages above it appear unread

2009-01-08 Thread MFPA
Hi

A new message at the bottom of a thread previously caused all messages
above it in the thread to show as unread.

I'm not sure when this was changed but it no longer does and I don't
like the new way.

How do I revert to the previous behaviour? I have not managed to find
where to change this back


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Re: New message at bottom of thread no longer makes messages above it appear unread

2009-01-08 Thread Rick
 Hi

 A new message at the bottom of a thread previously caused all messages
 above it in the thread to show as unread.

 I'm not sure when this was changed but it no longer does and I don't
 like the new way.

 How do I revert to the previous behaviour? I have not managed to find
 where to change this back

I don't ever remember it changing the entire thread.


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Re[2]: How can I copy ALL my filters between in/outbox

2009-01-08 Thread tracer
Hello Roelof,

Friday, January 9, 2009, 4:36:27 AM, you wrote:

 Hallo koenraad,

 On Fri, 9 Jan 2009 00:30:14 +0700GMT (8-1-2009, 18:30 +0100, where I
 live), you wrote:

KR Filename is thebat.exe (now) and its gone if I try to install 4.1.xx.
KR The shortcut sits on the desktop but I end-up with the icon one used for 
file
KR missing.

 I've  heard  one case of someone using some obscure virus scanner that
 considered TB 4.1.? as a trojan and therefore deleted it.
 He  was  using Blink as anti virus, maybe that's what happening to you
 too.

I am ashamed to say I never heard of Blink but as you know that means
little.
I did a search with google  and it seems to be a system resident
search engine. No idea if that's what you mean!
AV getting into my system via various disks are F-secure,
Avira, Comodo, and a few others I know and know I can ask questions.
NO NORTON, NO McAfee...
Easeus makes nice data recovery software/copy software but while you
have to know what to watch for, no problems with it. Another website
is the www.runtime.org one but lets say unknown stuff doesn't get into
my system. AND, I do not mix them!! That I did only once many years
ago. I noticed that I seem to have a slightly more stable system after
several spy-ware files got knocked out. With a 'cleaned' hard disk I
can even get updates for Avira.. So once I have F-secure back and
running I will scan my system again to see what it finds as other culprits .
And if the Bat works.

DO you or anyone else know a WORKING program keeping track of what gets
installed and what notIe FILE by FILE???


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Re: Moving Account QTs to COmmon QTs

2009-01-08 Thread MFPA
Hi

On Thursday 8 January 2009 at 10:52:04 PM, in
mid:295980760.20090109095...@wai.com.au, Ian A. White wrote:


 I just checked my account folders and they QTB files I
 deleted have  not been re-created. The QT editor also
 shows all accounts as having  no QTs.


Hmm. I just tried again and if I delete (or rename) the account.qtb
files in the accounts, the files are still re-created and the QTs
reappear in those accounts. Keeping an empty text file called
account.qtb in the account folders does the trick but I am damned if I
can find where the QTs are backed up. This is as irritating as windows
file protection.

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Re: New message at bottom of thread no longer makes messages above it appear unread

2009-01-08 Thread MFPA
Hi

On Thursday 8 January 2009 at 10:52:39 PM, in
mid:1467959260.20090108175...@gmail.com, Rick wrote:



 I don't ever remember it changing the entire thread.


It only changed the messages directly above the new one all the way up
the thread. If the thread branched, those not above the new message
didn't change.

My default view is that unread messages are listed bold red on a black
background (my unread messages colour group). When read they go
white and not bold (messages I have read colour group). If not read
but just marked as read they are red not bold. Until quite recently,
the messages above a new addition to the thread displayed white bold
on a black background (unread setting in my messages I have read
colour group), so it is very clear when scanning through the message
list which threads have new additions. This visual aid is no longer
there and it would be good to have it back.

I think this changed when I upgraded from v4.0.32.4 to v4.0.38 but it
may have been a slightly earlier upgrade.

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Re: Has anyone else had The Bat crash after up/down grading to 4.1.7?

2009-01-08 Thread Richard L de S Clauson
Hi tracer,

Wednesday, January 7, 2009, 4:56:30 AM, tracer (0tra...@gmail.com) wrote:

 Wednesday, January 7, 2009, 7:49:56 AM, you wrote:

 I'll raise this with the RitLabs Ticket system, but thought I'd ask here in
 case anyone can provide a quick solution.  I have reverted to a previous
 version of the Address Book files, taken from a backup taken just before the
 upgrade, but to no effect.

 As I said, I installed the bat 4.1.13, 4.1.15 and 4.1.17 if I remember
 correctly and none worked as they should as NO executable was
 generated. So I have no idea what else worked or didn't work. I went
 back to 4.0.38 and things worked but no idea if this is standard.

I've now had a response via the RitLabs Ticket system and they asked for 
more information (from .txt  .log files in root of mail directory tree) and 
supplied a Beta version since 4.1.7.  I'd also looked at paying for the 
upgrade from v3 licence to the v4 licence.  As I last paid for the upgrade 
4 years ago I decided to pay and re-upgrade to v4.1.7 ( then to v4.1.9 as 
it was just released).  This all worked and I now have access to the Address 
Book again.  :-)

Don't know what went wring in your case, or where you got your version 
(numbers) from.  Have you tried doing a compact/compress of your email 
message base, and doing a backup, before trying to upgrade again?  Also, do 
you, like me, need to pay for the upgrade before trying to install it?

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Re: New message at bottom of thread no longer makes messages above it appear unread

2009-01-08 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello MFPA,

On Fri, 9 Jan 2009 00:48:00 + GMT (09/01/2009, 07:48 +0700 GMT),
MFPA wrote:

 I don't ever remember it changing the entire thread.


M It only changed the messages directly above the new one all the way up
M the thread. If the thread branched, those not above the new message
M didn't change.

I'm with Rick here, I never saw what you are now missing. Had they
implemented it, I would have protested: Only unread messages should be
shown as unread, not the messages above it. Because I have read them
already. They are not unread, so they shouldn't be shown as unread
only because a new message is added at the bottom.

So, all is fine.

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Re: New message at bottom of thread no longer makes messages above it appear unread

2009-01-08 Thread Rick
 Hello MFPA,

 On Fri, 9 Jan 2009 00:48:00 + GMT (09/01/2009, 07:48 +0700 GMT),
 MFPA wrote:

 I don't ever remember it changing the entire thread.


M It only changed the messages directly above the new one all the way up
M the thread. If the thread branched, those not above the new message
M didn't change.

 I'm with Rick here, I never saw what you are now missing. Had they
 implemented it, I would have protested: Only unread messages should be
 shown as unread, not the messages above it. Because I have read them
 already. They are not unread, so they shouldn't be shown as unread
 only because a new message is added at the bottom.

 So, all is fine.

Are we perhaps talking about in a collapsed tree branch? If so then I
never noticed. It would have to highlight to let you know there was an
unread message in the branch (?) 

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Re[2]: Has anyone else had The Bat crash after up/down grading to 4.1.7?

2009-01-08 Thread tracer
Hello Richard,

Friday, January 9, 2009, 8:17:44 AM, you wrote

 I've now had a response via the RitLabs Ticket system and they asked for
 more information (from .txt  .log files in root of mail directory tree) and
 supplied a Beta version since 4.1.7.  I'd also looked at paying for the
 upgrade from v3 licence to the v4 licence.  As I last paid for the upgrade
 4 years ago I decided to pay and re-upgrade to v4.1.7 ( then to v4.1.9 as
 it was just released).  This all worked and I now have access to the Address
 Book again.  :-)

The bat itself works???

I paid for my Thebat V4 upgrade just before Christmas and then they
made an upgrade so I upgraded. Stupid in a way as an upgrade just
before a holiday season is a good way to get unwanted problems.

 Don't know what went wrong in your case, or where you got your version
 (numbers) from.  Have you tried doing a compact/compress of your email
 message base, and doing a backup, before trying to upgrade again?  Also, do
 you, like me, need to pay for the upgrade before trying to install it?

version numbers are on a page on the website where you download from..
And no, I just paid so unlikely I have to pay again for a bug fix..
Anyway after all the bugs I have seen one more or less makes little
difference... (I don't mean in the bat but in general!!).
I just went back to last one which worked for me: 4.0.38 . Doesn't
handle msg's larger then 2 gb or so but I cannot see that to be a
problem

Ok, sending this and then reinstalling whatever the last update is.

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Re[2]: Moving Account QTs to COmmon QTs

2009-01-08 Thread tracer
Hello MFPA,

Friday, January 9, 2009, 7:29:38 AM, you wrote:

 Hi

 On Thursday 8 January 2009 at 10:52:04 PM, in
 mid:295980760.20090109095...@wai.com.au, Ian A. White wrote:


 I just checked my account folders and they QTB files I
 deleted have  not been re-created. The QT editor also
 shows all accounts as having  no QTs.


 Hmm. I just tried again and if I delete (or rename) the account.qtb
 files in the accounts, the files are still re-created and the QTs
 reappear in those accounts. Keeping an empty text file called
 account.qtb in the account folders does the trick but I am damned if I
 can find where the QTs are backed up. This is as irritating as windows
 file protection.


Do a search on QTB and see if finds them...

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