Re: SOT: Languages and Writing Systems

1999-10-18 Thread tracer
Monday, October 18, 1999 Hello Thomas, Monday, Monday, October 18, 1999, you wrote: Thomas Hi tracer, Thomas on Monday, October 18, 1999, 12:09:55 PM, tracer wrote: Thomas Every script has drawbacks when you want to use it for another Thomas language. ;-) t I know but here in Thailand it

Re[2]: jump to the next unread message - was - Re[2]: The Bat! - suggestions

1999-10-18 Thread Marck D. Pearlstone
On 18 October 1999 at 04:36, [EMAIL PROTECTED] told the list: It scrolls through the message and then jumps to the next message, regardless of whether read or unread. It works perfectly, and there is no need for any bug report. ;-) KR I guess it depends on what you want to do. Assume

Re[2]: jump to the next unread message - was - Re[2]: The Bat! - suggestions

1999-10-18 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hallo Ali, On Monday, October 18, 1999, 12:37:12 PM, Ali Martin wrote: AKL Ctrl+[ - jump to the previous _unread_ (inside the current folder _only_) As for these "short" keys, somebody suggested to change these to N for Next Unread and so on, I think the suggestions were based on Agent - I

Re[4]: auto-complete not working in address fields

1999-10-18 Thread Terry Frazier
Thomas, Voila! And thus it was so! Muchas gracias. I don't know how I missed that in my frenzied pressing of keys trying to find the answer. Sunday, October 17, 1999, you wrote: Hi Terry, on Sunday, October 17, 1999, 9:13:49 PM, Terry Frazier wrote: TF Yes, I mean Ctrl+Plus.

Re[3]: jump to the next unread message - was - Re[2]: The Bat! - suggestions

1999-10-18 Thread Oleg Zalyalov
Hello, the Bat! list recipients, Monday, October 18, 1999, Thomas Fernandez wrote about jump to the next unread message - was - Re[2]: The Bat! - suggestions: TF Well, OK. I never use quick seacrh. What does it do? Move cursor to message list area and just start typing fragment of text.

Re: SOT: Languages and Writing Systems

1999-10-18 Thread Alexander V. Kiselev
Hi there! On 18 Oct 99, at 14:15, tracer wrote about "Re: SOT: Languages and Writing Syst": The problem is not Thai, not English, its THAIS. I donot care but there is an official standard, seemingly inherited from the Vietnam period produced by the peace corps from the USA. Anything

Re: OT: languages and spellings

1999-10-18 Thread Christian Gassmann
Hi! Peter Steiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] about "OT: languages and spellings": Perhaps we should use the phonetic alphabet of the IPA (international phonetic association), Unicode characters 0x0250..0x02af, but then i know just know one font, Lucida Sans Unicode, having these, and where is a mail

Re[2]: %ATTACHMENTS: doesnt show files attached

1999-10-18 Thread tracer
Monday, October 18, 1999 Hello Thomas, Monday, Monday, October 18, 1999, you wrote: Thomas Hi tracer, Thomas on Monday, October 18, 1999, 2:09:10 PM, tracer wrote: t problem: use below shown macro but when attaching whatever I do, %ATTACHMENTS t seems to always generate "none" as result. t

Re[6]: Can Thai be used??

1999-10-18 Thread tracer
Tuesday, October 19, 1999 Hello Thomas, Monday, Monday, October 18, 1999, you wrote: Thomas Hallo tracer, Thomas On Monday, October 18, 1999, 11:32:50 AM, tracer wrote: Thomas My X-LAT table does not include Thai... :-( t I selected 'add', and Thai was on the list (scroll down ) and so I t

Re[2]: SOT: Languages and Writing Systems

1999-10-18 Thread tracer
Tuesday, October 19, 1999 Hello Alexander, Monday, Monday, October 18, 1999, you wrote: Alexander Hi there! Alexander On 18 Oct 99, at 13:49, Thomas Fernandez wrote Alexander about "SOT: Languages and Writing Systems": ...And for those who were wondering why this thread is still "on"

Re: %ATTACHMENTS: doesnt show files attached

1999-10-18 Thread Alexander V. Kiselev
Hi there! On 18 Oct 99, at 17:40, tracer wrote about "Re[2]: %ATTACHMENTS: doesnt show fi": Anyway, I am fairly sure I can generate proper Thai with that DB font. The switcher seems to produce different symbols etc so I think it means that with that Thai mono font (ie one of the DB fonts

Re: Re[2]: OT: languages and spellings

1999-10-18 Thread Alexander V. Kiselev
Hi there! On 19 Oct 99, at 1:28, Thomas Fernandez wrote about "Re[2]: OT: languages and spellings": Perhaps we should use the phonetic alphabet of the IPA (international phonetic association), Unicode characters 0x0250..0x02af, but then i know just know one font, Lucida Sans Unicode,

Re: SOT: Languages and Writing Systems

1999-10-18 Thread Alexander V. Kiselev
Hi there! On 19 Oct 99, at 1:54, tracer wrote about "Re[2]: SOT: Languages and Writing S": A more practical question maybe, is there any practical reason why the bat HAS to use these mono fonts as if it could use any standard TTF it would make life soe much easier... and text would

Message navigation bug detected.

1999-10-18 Thread Allie Martin
Hi all, In the view folder window, I use Ctrl+arrows to move from message to message. Shift+Ctrl+arrow is supposed to delete the displayed message and move to the next. This is not working as it should. The shortcuts work in the reverse fashion. Shift+Ctrl+Up arrow is supposed to delete

Re: OT: languages and spellings

1999-10-18 Thread Peter Steiner
Hello Alexander On Monday, October 18, 1999, 10:04:50 PM, Alexander V. Kiselev wrote: Perhaps we should use the phonetic alphabet of the IPA (international phonetic association), Unicode characters 0x0250..0x02af, but then i know just know one font, Lucida Sans Unicode, having these, and

Re: OT: languages and spellings

1999-10-18 Thread Peter Steiner
Hello! On Monday, October 18, 1999, 10:01:11 PM, Alexander V. Kiselev wrote: Anybody knows whether this is covered by some RFCs or not? It's covered in the Unicode Standard (ISO 10646), but to find an online explanation is somewhat difficult... I've got a number of OL-made messages lately,

Re: OT: languages and spellings

1999-10-18 Thread Alexander Drunin
Hi Thomas, TF In that case, I hope TB will support Unicode. That's from Stefan' letter: AD Is it possible to read messages written with AD UTF-8 (Unicode) charset? Not yet, but it is planned... -- Alexander Drunin Using The Bat! 1.36 under Windows NT 4.0 Build 1381 Service Pack 5

Re: OT: Language and Windows

1999-10-18 Thread Keith Russell
Hello, fellow Bat-lovers. On Sunday, October 17, 1999, 4:19:14 AM, Leif wrote: [snip] I can read and write Hiragana and Katakana (though that doesn't mean I know what the word I'm reading is), and I know some Kanji (very few actually.) I don't use it with TB (not even sure it would

Re: New user question

1999-10-18 Thread tracer
Tuesday, October 19, 1999 Hello Lionel, Tuesday, Tuesday, October 19, 1999, you wrote: Lionel Hello fellow Bat users, Lionel I'm currently testing the Bat! program and I have a question: Lionel Do I have any mean to filter by a specific kludge. E.g., "if 'Reply Lionel to' is that, then do

Re[2]: %ATTACHMENTS: doesnt show files attached

1999-10-18 Thread tracer
Tuesday, October 19, 1999 Hello Alexander, Tuesday, Tuesday, October 19, 1999, you wrote: Alexander Hi there! Alexander On 18 Oct 99, at 17:40, tracer wrote Alexander about "Re[2]: %ATTACHMENTS: doesnt show fi": Anyway, I am fairly sure I can generate proper Thai with that DB font. The

Re[8]: Can Thai be used??

1999-10-18 Thread tracer
Tuesday, October 19, 1999 Hello Thomas, Tuesday, Tuesday, October 19, 1999, you wrote: Thomas Hi tracer, Thomas on Tuesday, October 19, 1999, 2:47:25 AM, tracer wrote: Thomas My X-LAT table does not include Thai... :-( t I selected 'add', and Thai was on the list (scroll down ) and so I t

Re: New user question

1999-10-18 Thread Lionel Elie Mamane
Hello, "Andrew K. Lovetski" wrote: LEM Hey! I just thought of that! Maybe a "Reply-To: XXX" with "Kludges" LEM would work? Or does it match only against Kludges content and not LEM Kludges names? It should match against kludges as you see them. So, if you have "Reply-To: XXX",