Re[2]: individual template - wrapped at different position

[Mark Partous]

Hello Carsten,

Thursday, November 27, 2003, 7:43:58 PM, you wrote:

CT> And that still is not possible. A workaround could be a template
CT> like

CT> | %Cursor

CT> that sets the cursor to line no. n (here $max_line_length - 60),
CT> what causes The Bat! to wrap at the regular limit but leaves some
CT> empty space at the left site. This rectangle space can be marked via
CT> mouse (pressing ALT) and deleted. Sounds difficult ...

Perhaps...  It's not ideal, but it works. Thanks!

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Re[3]: Glyph Management

[Mark Partous]

Hello Mark,

Friday, November 28, 2003, 6:54:08 AM, you wrote:

MP> Aaaah! No way, José. I immediatly stop using the Bat! if this
MP> happens.

Don't you think you're overreacting just a little bit?

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Re[2]: Glyph Management

[Mark Partous]

Hello Chris,

Friday, November 28, 2003, 5:02:36 AM, you wrote:

C> Correction: Glyph sets for all users should be stored in the "All
C> Users" directory (Normally found under "C:\Documents and Settings\All
C> Users").

Aaaah! No way, José. I immediatly stop using the Bat! if this
happens.


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Re: File Locations

[Mark Partous]

Hello Chris,

Friday, November 28, 2003, 4:53:46 AM, you wrote:


C> Why does The Bat! insist on putting data files in its own directory?
C> In theory, normal users should not be able to modify the contents of
C> The Bat!'s directory. Therefore, The Bat! should store its data files
C> in the user's home directory (%userprofile%\Application Data\The Bat!
C> [There is a better way to get the path of the "Application Data"
C> firectory {it can be redirected}, using the API SHGetFolderPath()
C> {this may be getting to technical}]).

As long as you're not talking about having this stuff stored on the C-drive,
I don't care. Otherwise it (TB!) gets dumped from the first version that
insists on installing on that drive.

My C-drive is full of mostly unused (if not to say completely
useless) (alas not only)M$-spaceconsuming things I'd better not call by name.

But I guess that's not what you meant, and I really  know too little about the
"technical" side to discuss the matter.

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Re: Keyboard Shortcuts ?

[Bobi Jam]

Hello John,

On Friday, November 28, 2003, at 22:31:37[GMT [EMAIL PROTECTED] (which was
12:31 where I live) John wrote:
John> Hello The_Bat! Users,

John>   I defined a shortcut a while back, So that when I press this key `
John>   It switches my "Edit Mail Message" from plain text to HTML. I want
John>   to change it, I tried (Alt+F12) but i can't find where I defined
John>   that particular keyboard shortcut :(

Try Alt+F12 in Mail Edit window.

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Keyboard Shortcuts ?

[John Morse]

Hello The_Bat! Users,

  I defined a shortcut a while back, So that when I press this key `
  It switches my "Edit Mail Message" from plain text to HTML. I want
  to change it, I tried (Alt+F12) but i can't find where I defined
  that particular keyboard shortcut :(

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Re: File Locations

[Chris]

On Thursday, November 27, 2003 at 10:53:46 PM, Chris wrote in the
message "File Locations"
:


> Why does The Bat! insist on putting data files in its own directory?
> In theory, normal users should not be able to modify the contents of
> The Bat!'s directory. Therefore, The Bat! should store its data files
> in the user's home directory (%userprofile%\Application Data\The Bat!
> [There is a better way to get the path of the "Application Data"
> firectory {it can be redirected}, using the API SHGetFolderPath()
> {this may be getting to technical}]).

Changing the way The Bat! stores file would solve the problems
mentioned in the thread "Setting up TB! for multiple users?"
. Global address books and
other shared files could be stored in the "All Users" directory.
Network settings would need to be stored in The Bat!'s directory so
that they could only be changed by users with permissions (normally
only administrators).

Also, these changes will help users of Windows 2000 and Windows XP and
will NOT break The Bat! on older operating systems. There are user
profiles and an "All Users" directory" on both Windows 98 and Me (and
perhaps even 95).

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Re: Glyph Management

[Chris]

On Thursday, November 27, 2003 at 10:44:37 PM, Chris wrote in the
message "Glyph Management"
:


> Also, glyph sets stored in The Bat!'s directory should be available to
> all users, ...
Correction: Glyph sets for all users should be stored in the "All
Users" directory (Normally found under "C:\Documents and Settings\All
Users").

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Inconsistent use of sort indicators?

[George Mitchell]

Hi all,

Someone on another list I read pointed out that The Bat! uses the sort
indicator graphic on the message list column headers in an
inconsistent way.

For a date sort, the triangle is oriented point up for an ascending
sort.  For an alphanumeric or numeric sort, the triangle is oriented
point down for an ascending sort.  Most other apps appear to use point
up for ascending sorts of any kind.

The person who posted this info was using TB! v1.54 Beta/40, so I
guess it's been that way for a while.

This seems like a bug to me.  Opinions?

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File Locations

[Chris]

Why does The Bat! insist on putting data files in its own directory?
In theory, normal users should not be able to modify the contents of
The Bat!'s directory. Therefore, The Bat! should store its data files
in the user's home directory (%userprofile%\Application Data\The Bat!
[There is a better way to get the path of the "Application Data"
firectory {it can be redirected}, using the API SHGetFolderPath()
{this may be getting to technical}]).

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Glyph Management

[Chris]

In Peter Ouwehand's message in the thread "Feature Request"
, he talks about some of
the problems with the current glyph system. I agree with him. However,
I think that the glyph system should be overhauled. Instead of simply
use a "glyphs.bmp" file, I think that the glyph set should be broken
into many different files. That way, if a new glyph is added before
the glyph set can be updated, The Bat! can use its default glyph. To
allow people to experiment with different glyph sets easily, there
should be an option to switch between glyph sets (without restarting).
This also allows two users on the same computer to have different
glyph sets.

Also, glyph sets stored in The Bat!'s directory should be available to
all users, while glyph sets stored in the user's personal directory
(%userprofile%\Application Data\The Bat!\glyphs\...) should be
available to only that user.

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Re[2]: Feature Request

[Peter Ouwehand]

Hello Thomas Fernandez,

on Fri, 28 Nov 2003 08:05:45 +0700 (2003-11-28 02:05:45 in .nl) in the
message with reference  you wrote
(at least in part):
TF> [FETCH or SEND failed]
S>>>  on error, change folder name color would be cool.

>> Or change the '@'-sign to the left of the account name into red.

TF> Yes, that would be a good idea IMHO. But I fear that means another
TF> icon has to be added and that causes problems with the glymphs grid.
TF> Or does it?

My opinion: what problem?

TB! programming / functionality should not be limited by some glyphs
grid size. Adjust it, give it some version number, whatever to identify
it. Then the TB version using the extended glyphs can test the
glyphs-version and either accept or reject it. An older version should
not accept anything beyond 'what's defined for it' anyways (called 'good
programming', in other words: don't accept anything the program doesn't
don't know of), so there should be no problem there.

Version numbering / identification for _whatever_: the key to prevent
problems. Implementing the available information correctly is the next
key (accept / reject).

I think a red '@' is less intrusive (just informative) than a whole
'line' being marked. Also, marking a whole line may be confusing now the
new folder-color-groups seem to withstand beta tests.

Maybe the programmers find some way to accomplish this.


>> In this case the '@'-sign is changed into blue also.

TF> The colour should be changed back to normal when a successful attempt
TF> has been made.

Sure, as in 'back to normal' being either 'no new/unread mail' (black)
or 'unread mail' (blue), hence the actual state at that moment.

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Re[2]: Setting up TB! for multiple users?

[Darrin]

Hi,
On Thursday at 5:38 PM you wrote:
PC> I setup a sub folder for me, within the main addressbook. My wife just
PC> has to save the names, I specify my folder. The autocomplete works, as
PC> long as we both don't have the same name. Since I keep maintain both
PC> books, it is relatively easy for me to manipulate things,
PC> nicknames..etc.


Thanks for the help. I created a separate address book for her and
made it her default book. It seems to work fine now. Shes a little
worried about using it. She went from incredimail and outlook express
to TB! It was tough to get her to give up outlook. TB! looks confusing
to her, but Im setting everything up so she doesnt have to worry. Ill
get her to like TB! yet :)

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Re: Setting up TB! for multiple users?

[Paul Cartwright]

D> The problem I have is when my wife clicks on the address book, It
D> shows all my addresses. How do I set up two completely separate
D> address books?
D> Thanks for all the help

I setup a sub folder for me, within the main addressbook. My wife just
has to save the names, I specify my folder. The autocomplete works, as
long as we both don't have the same name. Since I keep maintain both
books, it is relatively easy for me to manipulate things,
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Re: Feature Request

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Peter,

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 21:10:08 +0100 GMT (28/11/2003, 03:10 +0700 GMT),
Peter Ouwehand wrote:

[FETCH or SEND failed]
S>>  on error, change folder name color would be cool.

> Or change the '@'-sign to the left of the account name into red.

Yes, that would be a good idea IMHO. But I fear that means another
icon has to be added and that causes problems with the glymphs grid.
Or does it?

S>> Keep the bold for new/unread email, just give it a red if the error
S>> dings for that account

> In this case the '@'-sign is changed into blue also.

The colour should be changed back to normal when a successful attempt
has been made.

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Re[2]: Setting up TB! for multiple users?

[Darrin]

Hi,
On Thursday at 12:28 PM you wrote:
PC> each user login has their own setup for TB, I already use that, and my
PC> wife also has her own TB setup. All I did was create the shortcut on the
PC> desktops.

The problem I have is when my wife clicks on the address book, It
shows all my addresses. How do I set up two completely separate
address books?
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Re[3]: Feature Request

[Vishal]

Thursday, November 27, 2003, 1:51:09 PM, you wrote:


V> Colors are a great way to draw attention to screen objects. Far more effective
V> than most other factors, and this has been scientifically proven. One little
V> problem I can see with this scenario is that the user might have to scroll
V> up/down the account tree if they are all expanded, and the offending account
V> might not be immediately visible. I just woke up, though, and my woolly brain
V> fails to suggest a better alternative than below for now :)

Ok I've woken up. Just colors would be great..and the log panel thing was more
of a suggestion for the log panel that would have been slightly useful here
too.


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Re: Setting up TB! for multiple users?

[Paul Cartwright]

D> I have 3 windows user accounts on my XP system. I use TB! exclusively.
D> My wife and daughter use outlook express. I wish to set TB! up on
D> their desktops as the default mailer. What must I do to make sure so
D> when they use TB! we all have our separate settings?

each user login has their own setup for TB, I already use that, and my
wife also has her own TB setup. All I did was create the shortcut on the
desktops.



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Re[2]: Feature Request

[Vishal]

Hi Thomas

Wednesday, November 26, 2003, 8:24:56 PM, you wrote:


S>>> 1)  I would like to see the folder name in the list change colors when ever there 
is
S>>> an error getting email. When I have multiple email accounts, and hear the same
S>>> sound for a get email error, its a pain to track down which one(s) are the
S>>> problem  on error, change folder name color would be cool.  Keep the bold
S>>> for new/unread email, just give it a red if the error dings for that account

TF> No; I have the same problem as Scott.

I agree with both of you. This would be very helpful.

TF> However, I'm not a friend of many colours on one screen, but a pop-up is
TF> even more annoying, and I have no other idea how to make it easy to
TF> determine which account failed.

Colors are a great way to draw attention to screen objects. Far more effective
than most other factors, and this has been scientifically proven. One problem
I can see with this scenario is that the user might have to scroll up/down the
account tree if they are all expanded, and the offending account might not be
immediately visible. I just woke up, though, and my woolly brain fails to
suggest a better alternative than below for now :)

Apart from this. The log panel at the bottom of the screen has always seemed
to be lacking one essential detail to me - the account *name*. I am aware of
what it picks out from the log files to display, but it wouldn't be too
difficult to tack on an account name to that error. As it stands, I find it
not of much use simply because I have so many accounts. Seeing simply "5
messages received" or "error, blah blah" does not help me. In a single account
scenario it would be great. If the last one checked also happened to have an
error, the log panel could provide a partial solution to Simon's problem.
Partial because it won't work if multiple accounts conked out.

Or we could have a little error panel button in there somewhere...ahhh..I need
to go wake up properly before I do this!

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Setting up TB! for multiple users?

[Darrin]

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My wife and daughter use outlook express. I wish to set TB! up on
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Re: Feature Request

[Peter Ouwehand]

Hello Scott,

on Wed, 26 Nov 2003 11:55:57 -0600 (2003-11-26 18:55:57 in .nl) in the
message with reference  you
wrote (at least in part):

S> 1)  I would like to see the folder name in the list change colors when ever there is
S> an error getting email. When I have multiple email accounts, and hear the same
S> sound for a get email error, its a pain to track down which one(s) are the
S> problem  on error, change folder name color would be cool.

Or change the '@'-sign to the left of the account name into red.

S> Keep the bold for new/unread email, just give it a red if the error
S> dings for that account

In this case the '@'-sign is changed into blue also.

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Re: Feature Request

[MAU]

Hello Gerard,

> It might be easier to look at the log file to se what the error was. I
> am assuming that do do not have to many errors that often.

There is log file per account, so no big help.

I find Scott's feature request quite reasonable.

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Re[2]: Feature Request

[Vishal]

Hi Thomas

Wednesday, November 26, 2003, 8:24:56 PM, you wrote:


S>>> 1)  I would like to see the folder name in the list change colors when ever there 
is
S>>> an error getting email. When I have multiple email accounts, and hear the same
S>>> sound for a get email error, its a pain to track down which one(s) are the
S>>> problem  on error, change folder name color would be cool.  Keep the bold
S>>> for new/unread email, just give it a red if the error dings for that account

TF> No; I have the same problem as Scott.

I agree with both of you. This would be very helpful.

TF> However, I'm not a friend of many colours on one screen, but a pop-up is
TF> even more annoying, and I have no other idea how to make it easy to
TF> determine which account failed.

Colors are a great way to draw attention to screen objects. Far more effective
than most other factors, and this has been scientifically proven. One little
problem I can see with this scenario is that the user might have to scroll
up/down the account tree if they are all expanded, and the offending account
might not be immediately visible. I just woke up, though, and my woolly brain
fails to suggest a better alternative than below for now :)

Apart from this. The log panel at the bottom of the screen has always seemed
to be lacking one essential detail to me - the account *name*. I am aware of
what it picks out from the log files to display, but it wouldn't be too
difficult to tack on an account name to that. As it stands, I find it
not of much use simply because I have so many accounts. Seeing simply "5
messages received" or "error, blah blah" does not help me. In a single account
scenario it would be great. If the last one checked also happened to have an
error, the log panel could provide a partial solution to Simon's problem.
Partial because it won't work if multiple accounts conked out.

Or we could have a little error panel button in there somewhere...ahhh..I need
to go wake up properly before I do this!

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Re: individual template - wrapped at different position

[Carsten Thönges]

* Thomas Fernandez writes:
> MAU wrote:

>>> I don't think there are any template macros with which you can change
>>> the line length.

>> What about %WRAPPED(Limit, Text) ??

I think this is not what Mark is searching for.

| I'm trying to make TB! wrap at 60th position for messages to a Yahoo-user,
| and would like to put this instruction into an AB-template for this person.

He wants the editor to wrap the text at line 60 while he is typing,
doesn't he?

> I wasn't aware of it.

And that still is not possible. A workaround could be a template
like

| %Cursor

that sets the cursor to line no. n (here $max_line_length - 60),
what causes The Bat! to wrap at the regular limit but leaves some
empty space at the left site. This rectangle space can be marked via
mouse (pressing ALT) and deleted. Sounds difficult ...

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Re: individual template - wrapped at different position

[George Mitchell]

Melissa Reese wrote:

> This is one of the QTs involved in my multiple paragraph re-wrapping
> template, and it does specify a wrap limit:

> %_Wrap_Text="%Quotes"%-
> %Rem="This line is optional"%___%_Wrap_Limit="70"%-
> %QInclude(wrap)%-

For this to work, you need the v2 wrap template available at:

http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/Library.html#rewrap

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Re[2]: individual template - wrapped at different position

[Mark Partous]

Hello Melissa,

Thursday, November 27, 2003, 6:43:32 PM, you wrote:

MR> %_Wrap_Text="%Quotes"%-
MR> %Rem="This line is optional"%___%_Wrap_Limit="70"%-
MR> %QInclude(wrap)%-

Perhaps my message was misleading. It's while I'm typing that I want a "right
margin" (and that may be misleading too) at position 60.

I guess I shouldn't have mentioned the %WRAPPED macro...

Thanks for tying to help however (This goes for Miguel as well)!


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Re[2]: Feature Request

[Eric]

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 08:24:56 +0700 GMT(27/11/2003, 1:24 AM + GMT), Thomas 
Fernandez wrote:

TF> I have the same problem as Scott. I get the error
TF> sound, but then I have to open the logs for currently 12
TF> accounts (others have more) to see which account it was
TF> that failed to pick up mail.

I've the same problem too. Something like this proposal
would be a real help.

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Re: individual template - wrapped at different position

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Melissa,

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 09:43:32 -0800 GMT (28/11/2003, 00:43 +0700 GMT),
Melissa Reese wrote:

> %_Wrap_Text="%Quotes"%-
> %Rem="This line is optional"%___%_Wrap_Limit="70"%-
> %QInclude(wrap)%-

Never knew it existed. Good news.

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Re: individual template - wrapped at different position

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello MAU,

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 18:45:44 +0100 GMT (28/11/2003, 00:45 +0700 GMT),
MAU wrote:

>> I don't think there are any template macros with which you can change
>> the line length.

> What about %WRAPPED(Limit, Text) ??

I wasn't aware of it.

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Re: individual template - wrapped at different position

[MAU]

Hello Thomas,

>> I'm trying to make TB! wrap at 60th position for messages to a Yahoo-user,
>> and would like to put this instruction into an AB-template for this person.
> 
> I don't think there are any template macros with which you can change
> the line length.

What about %WRAPPED(Limit, Text) ??


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Re: individual template - wrapped at different position

[Melissa Reese]

Hi Thomas,

On Thursday, November 27, 2003, at 8:43:51 AM PST, you wrote:

> I don't think there are any template macros with which you can
> change the line length.

This is one of the QTs involved in my multiple paragraph re-wrapping
template, and it does specify a wrap limit:

%_Wrap_Text="%Quotes"%-
%Rem="This line is optional"%___%_Wrap_Limit="70"%-
%QInclude(wrap)%-

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Re: individual template - wrapped at different position

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Mark,

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 14:41:15 +0100 GMT (27/11/2003, 20:41 +0700 GMT),
Mark Partous wrote:

> I'm trying to make TB! wrap at 60th position for messages to a Yahoo-user,
> and would like to put this instruction into an AB-template for this person.

I don't think there are any template macros with which you can change
the line length.

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individual template - wrapped at different position

[Mark Partous]

Hello Bats,

I'm trying to make TB! wrap at 60th position for messages to a Yahoo-user,
and would like to put this instruction into an AB-template for this person.

Did not find anything else but the %wrapped macro though...

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Re: Reply template problem

[Tony Boom]

Hello William,

  A reminder of what William Sigmund typed on:
  26 November 2003 at 22:08:03 GMT +

WS> Is there anything I have overlooked?

 %TOFNAME

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Re[2]: Reply template problem

[William Sigmund]

Roelof,

Thanks, I've found the problem.

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Re: Reply template problem

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo William,

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 07:33:34 +GMT (27-11-03, 8:33 +0100, where I
live), you wrote:

WS> I can't get anything I enter into the Reply template in the
WS> AddressBook to appear in the message editor when I create a reply.

The most common reason for that is having multiple entries in your
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Re[2]: Reply template problem

[William Sigmund]

Roelof,

RO> In an AB template it should be easy. You can insert his/her name
RO> without any macros. ;-)

I can't get anything I enter into the Reply template in the
AddressBook to appear in the message editor when I create a reply.

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Re[2]: Reply template problem

[William Sigmund]

Thomas,

Yes, my mistake, thanks.

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