Hello Thomas,
On Sun, 24 Dec 2000 at 13:58:54 GMT +0800 (which was 9:58 PM
where I live) witnesses say Thomas Fernandez typed:
> If you cannot got hold of v1.42, I would think the following could
> work:
> 1.) Export all of your messages from v1.41 to say, Unix format.
No need to export, yo
Hallo Jason,
On Sat, 23 Dec 2000 17:52:16 -0600 GMT (24/12/2000, 07:52 +0800 GMT),
Jason Ostrom wrote:
JO> No, I have not turned on Email virus detection in NAV,
Now, how would this error message come up then? I can assure you that
TB does not issue warning under the NAV pseudonym.
NAV is tell
Hallo RAOUL,
On Sun, 24 Dec 2000 07:29:38 +0200 GMT (24/12/2000, 13:29 +0800 GMT),
RAOUL COMNINOS wrote:
RC> How would I set my default view to "unread mail" in such a way that
RC> the Bat starts up with that view. I find that if I set it to DEFAULT
RC> VIEW and restart the program, it defaults
Hallo Don,
On Sat, 23 Dec 2000 20:14:31 -0800 GMT (24/12/2000, 12:14 +0800 GMT),
Don Rosenberg wrote:
DR> I currently use 1.41. Can someone direct me to 1.42? I would then
DR> upgrade, keep my mail and then be able to go to the most recent
DR> version.
I don't know whether there is an archive o
<<12/23/00, Saturday, 8:11 PM>>
Hello TBUDL,
I would like to try upgrading to the newest version of the Bat, but
when I tried last it screwed up my email folders and I lost my old
messages.
I understand that there were some ways to treat the problem in the
update, but the newer versions don't se
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On Sat, 23 Dec 2000 16:27:07 -0800, Ming-Li graced us with
these comments:
ML> Sorry, I forgot to address the following argument in my previous
ML> reply.
I'll answer this one because you said in a single clear sentence what
you expounded on in your
On December 23, 2000, at 4:01:55 PM, Jason Ostrom Wrote:
JO> But this time around, I re-installed TB, and I'm not getting the errors.
JO> Probably because I disabled Norton auto protect, in addition to
JO> re-installing?
Do you still have the infected message somewhere on your HDD? Why don't you
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Hi Jason,
On 24 December 2000 at 18:01:55 -0600 (which was 00:01 where I
live) Jason Ostrom wrote and made these points:
JO> But this time around, I re-installed TB, and I'm not getting the errors.
JO> Probably because I disabled Norton auto protect
On Saturday, December 23, 2000, 11:10:23 AM, A. wrote:
Sorry, I forgot to address the following argument in my previous
reply.
> For me, my default folders are TRUE defaults. If I wish to change
> the sorting view, I wish it to be done for all the folders.
You mean "sorting view", or threading
Hello Jason,
Saturday, December 23, 2000, 3:52:16 PM, you wrote:
JO> Now, I did attempt to disable the NAV auto
JO> email virus protection, but I still get the errors.
To disable this you must change your pop account settings
from: user/pop.server.net pop.nortonantivirus
to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Marc,
My apologies for sending in HTML.
Yes, I am using OE until I get this issue resolved. I neglected to mention
that I am not having said problem with OE, probably for the reason you
mentioned. Yes, I did try disabling Norton auto email protect, but it
didn't do anything.
But this time aro
On Saturday, December 23, 2000, 11:10:23 AM, A. wrote:
ML>> It shouldn't be hard to change the behavior, either.
> It doesn't seem so straightforward to me, unless the business of
> assigning each view their own column settings is avoided.
I do know each threading view can have its own column s
Thank you very much for your reply, George.
No, I have not turned on Email virus detection in NAV, nor did I make any
other changes to my mail setttings. Actually, it appears as if the problem
just appeared out of nowhere. Now, I did attempt to disable the NAV auto
email virus protection, but I
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Hi Jason,
On 23 December 2000 at 16:50:14 -0600 (which was 22:50 where I
live) Jason Ostrom wrote and made these points:
Please do not write to this list in HTML. It is against the list
rules.
JO> popup applet and also makes a sound every tim
Hello Jason,
Saturday, December 23, 2000, 2:50:14 PM, you wrote:
JO> "Norton Antivirus has detected the virus in:
Have you recently turned on E-mail virus detection in NAV or made some
E-mail address or NAV settings that would cause a change?
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Best regards,
George
Hello list,
I was wondering if you could shed some light on an
issue I have been having trouble with. I have been running Bat 1.46
for almost a year without a problem until I started receiving the following
error message every time I pop my mail. It is a very annoying popup applet
and
Create a dream, believe, and it is yours!
Merry Christmas and a joyous New Year!
Regards
--
Manfred
using TheBat 1.48f on Windows 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 1, RC 1.1
"Bother!" said Pooh, as the writers killed off his character.
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On 23 December, 2000, 4:39 PM, I saw Thomas's comments made on
Sun, 24 Dec 2000 04:18:16 +0800, and thought I'd add my $0.02 worth:
[]
TF> However, sometimes I hit alt-F2, the dial-up monitor pops up, and I
TF> change my mind. I hit Abo
Hello TBUDL!
I often check mail by hitting alt-F2 when not connected. The dial-up
monitor pops up, the mail is being checked, the dial-up monitor closes
down. Fine.
When I later connect by manual DUN Connection (Windows), everything is
fine.
However, sometimes I hit alt-F2, the dial-up monitor
Hi TBUDL,
I cannot find documentation on how to import addresses
into the address book.
1. The format layout. [name, email ... which order?]
3. How to assign it to a group
4. Can I have a group with over 2500 names? [it's not
spam, they have subscribed.]
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On Sat, 23 Dec 2000 08:38:35 -0800, Ming-Li contributed this
to our collective wisdom:
[]
ML> Or let me put it this way: I'm thankful for the existence of default
ML> column settings, for it allows me to adjust column arrangement and
ML> the adj
Hi Thomas,
On Sunday, December 24, 2000, 1:28:55 AM, you wrote to the list:
>>> I feel that there is a potential for problems with the current
>>> process, in which a "Reply to all" includes the original/main
>>> recipient of the email of which you received a Blind Copy
MSG>> I really agree
On Saturday, December 23, 2000, 6:24:07 AM, Jannik wrote:
>> Just found out that checking the "use account default column
>> settings" option in a folder's properties would not only do that,
>> but also subject the folder to the "default threading mode", if
>> there's such a thing.
> Is it prope
Hello Mike,
In a post time stamped re: "Opinion: "Blind Copy" emails should
warn / not allow reply to original recipient" you wrote:
Mike> I have noticed that many people in the typical office environment do
Mike> not grasp some of the more subtle aspects of "email
Mike> common-sense". [..
On Saturday, December 23, 2000, George F. Schoelles wrote:
> But perhaps in a message scenario that kept copy
> status as I described also forced the CC and BCC boxes to open for
> review would work. And or as an added bonus the background color could
> be emphasized.
Either of these would work
Hello Michael,
Saturday, December 23, 2000, 7:37:29 AM, you wrote:
MSG> All recipients keeping their copy status would not really remove the
MSG> problem. There would still be people seeing the message who
MSG> shouldn't. A warning would be a better way so that the replier could
MSG> then make
On Saturday, December 23, 2000, George F. Schoelles wrote:
> I concur that this would be a cool feature. Or at least that all
> recipients kept their copy status.
All recipients keeping their copy status would not really remove the
problem. There would still be people seeing the message who
sh
Hello Mike,
Saturday, December 23, 2000, 6:32:47 AM, you wrote:
MH> Caution! You have included [EMAIL PROTECTED] as a recipient
MH> of this reply. You were sent a Blind Copy of an email sent
MH> to him/her. Are you sure that you want to do this?
I concur that this would be a cool f
Hello Don Rosenberg,
You wrote on 12/23/2000, 6:26 PM:
Don> Hello TBUDL,
Don> I hear there is a ".bat" utility to allow me to keep my folders and
Don> messages intact when I upgrade from 1.41. Can someone send me a copy??
This batch file you refer to is only a tool to back up TB's registry
set
On Saturday, December 23, 2000, Mike Harlos wrote:
> I feel that there is a potential for problems with
> the current process, in which a "Reply to all" includes the
> original/main recipient of the email of which you received a Blind
> Copy
I really agree with this one. A friend of mine just ha
Hi,
I have noticed that many people in the typical office environment do
not grasp some of the more subtle aspects of "email common-sense".
Here's an example that could be addressed by The Bat! (and other
email clients):
Suppose I sent an email to Mr. X that John, Steve, and Susan should
be awa
<<12/23/2000, Saturday, 9:25 AM>>
Hello TBUDL,
I hear there is a ".bat" utility to allow me to keep my folders and
messages intact when I upgrade from 1.41. Can someone send me a copy??
Best regards,
Don Rosenberg, email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello Ming-Li,
On Thursday, December 21, 2000 at 06:41:07 GMT -0800 you wrote on
"default account column settings and threading mode":
> Just found out that checking the "use account default column
> settings" option in a folder's properties would not only do that,
> but also subject the folder
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Hi David,
On 22 December 2000 at 15:43:13 +0800 (which was 07:43 where I
live) David Pascoe wrote and made these points:
DP> Does anyone have an idea of why pgp is no longer happy ? I have
DP> read the FAQs and the archives but there doesn't seem to
Hi,
Not strictly about thebat, but I hope you'll forgive me...
I have started having some troubles with pgp decrypting emails. I could
previously do this no problem. I uninstalled the CA pgp 6.5.1i that
contained a couple of keys that were working. This was a mistake. So I
reinstalled 6.5.1i fro
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