Re: TB Crashes

2009-12-10 Thread MFPA
Hi

On Thursday 10 December 2009 at 4:45:57 AM, in
mid:135063741.20091209214...@cox.net, Tim Hamm wrote:


 Strange. Try typing set (without quotes) in a
 command window and  seeing what path is reported for
 TEMP.

 C:\WINDOWS\TEMP

So if you were accumulating bat*.tmp files, C:\WINDOWS\TEMP is where
they would be.


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Re: TB Crashes

2009-12-10 Thread Dwight Corrin
On Wednesday, December 9, 2009, 10:45:57 PM, Tim Hamm wrote:
 
 Strange. Try typing set (without quotes) in a command window and 
 seeing what path is reported for TEMP.

 C:\WINDOWS\TEMP
 
That  was  where I started, but I found almost a thousand files which 
were in [my user name]/appdata/local/temp instead 
  
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Re: Folders on disk, missing from TB!

2009-12-10 Thread Andrew Webber
Wednesday, December 9, 2009, 4:03:53 AM, you wrote:

 On Wednesday 9 December 2009 at 3:22:07 AM, in
 mid:991923889.20091208222...@wwwebbers.com, Andrew Webber wrote:


 Folder X has MESSAGES.TBB = 43 KB, MESSAGES.TBI = 18 KB
 Folder Y has MESSAGES.TBB = 3968 KB, MESSAGES.TBI = 316
 KB Folder Z has MESSAGES.TBB = 84 KB, MESSAGES.TBI = 24
 KB

 Is there anything else I can do to have The Bat! find
 these?

 What happens if you just create a new Folder Y from within TB! (and
 make sure it points to the same path as the old one if not using
 default as the directory path for all folders)? The newly
 re-created Folder Y should contain the existing messagebase,
 although I can't remember if you need to close and re-start TB! for
 it to find it.

Thanks for the suggestion. I tried that and got this message: The
directory specified seems to be already used by another folder. Do you
still want to use this directory?.

I expect that's okay but I wanted to make sure TB! wasn't going to
blow away what's there.

Should I say yes?

Thanks!

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Re: TB Crashes

2009-12-10 Thread MFPA
Hi

On Thursday 10 December 2009 at 4:47:49 PM, in
mid:18310462414.20091210104...@fastmail.fm, Dwight Corrin wrote:

.

 C:\WINDOWS\TEMP

 That  was  where I started, but I found almost a
 thousand files which  were in [my user
 name]/appdata/local/temp instead


That's why I suggested locating the folder by the environment variable 
%temp% ... If I recall correctly, C:\WINDOWS\TEMP was the Windows 98 
default and  C:\Documents and Settings\(username)\Local Settings\Temp 
was the XP default, but it could be anywhere: I have mine at T:\Temp.

A thousand? I never found more than 300, and thought that was a lot!


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Re: Folders on disk, missing from TB!

2009-12-10 Thread MFPA
Hi

On Thursday 10 December 2009 at 7:22:43 PM, in
mid:403104275.20091210142...@wwwebbers.com, Andrew Webber wrote:




 Thanks for the suggestion. I tried that and got this
 message: The directory specified seems to be already
 used by another folder. Do you still want to use this
 directory?.

 I expect that's okay but I wanted to make sure TB!
 wasn't going to blow away what's there.

 Should I say yes?

Just in case, make a copy of the files from the relevant folder first. 
I'm confident there will be no issues with saying yes but I don't 
want you to lose any data by following my advice.  (-;

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Re: TB Crashes

2009-12-10 Thread Tim Hamm
Hello Dwight,

Thursday, December 10, 2009, 9:47:49 AM, you wrote:

 On Wednesday, December 9, 2009, 10:45:57 PM, Tim Hamm wrote:
  
 Strange. Try typing set (without quotes) in a command window and 
 seeing what path is reported for TEMP.

 C:\WINDOWS\TEMP
  
 That  was  where I started, but I found almost a thousand files which 
 were in [my user name]/appdata/local/temp instead 
   

ccleaner cleans out all these areas so I have no temp files.

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Re: Folders on disk, missing from TB!

2009-12-10 Thread Andrew Webber
MFPA,


Thursday, December 10, 2009, 5:14:42 PM, you wrote:

 On Thursday 10 December 2009 at 7:22:43 PM, in
 mid:403104275.20091210142...@wwwebbers.com, Andrew Webber wrote:


 Thanks for the suggestion. I tried that and got this
 message: The directory specified seems to be already
 used by another folder. Do you still want to use this
 directory?.

 I expect that's okay but I wanted to make sure TB!
 wasn't going to blow away what's there.

 Should I say yes?

 Just in case, make a copy of the files from the relevant folder
 first.  I'm confident there will be no issues with saying yes but
 I don't want you to lose any data by following my advice.  (-;

Thanks. I did that I there are the emails (I assume it's all of them,
but even if not it's definitely a bunch that end the day before my new
folder started).

So it did work. I appreciate the help. :)

=aw




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