Re: PC Mag Review Of "The Bat!"

On Monday, February 2, 2004, 4:34:25 AM, Miles Johnson wrote: MJ> Aside from Fred Langa's remarkable newsletter (www.langa.com) MJ> which has saved our butts so may times over the years at my work MJ> (and is easily worth the $11 per YEAR subscription IMHO) He's the one who claims that 40% of ema

Re: nod32 plugin for The Bat!?

Hello Carsten Thank you for your email dated Sunday, February 1, 2004, 5:44:39 PM, in which you wrote: >> What do you mean "NOD32 does not detect new viruses"? CT> I mean virus scanners don't detect unknown viruses. Unless they are caught by Nod's heuristic detection. -- Regards William htt

Langa List WAS: Re[3]: PC Mag Review Of "The Bat!"

On Sunday, February 1, 2004, 11:34 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: MJ> Aside from Fred Langa's remarkable newsletter MJ> (www.langa.com) which has saved MJ> our butts so may times over the years at my work (and is easily worth the MJ> $11 per YEAR subscription IMHO) I just wanted to point out that t

Re[2]: download slowdown

Hello Chris, Sunday, February 1, 2004, 9:02:23 PM, you wrote: C> On Sunday, February 1, 2004 at 9:53:02 PM, achdut wrote in the message C> "download slowdown" : >> I first defragmented the hard drive and then compressed all folders >> in The Bat. C> You should now defragme

Re[2]: PC Mag Review Of "The Bat!"

>> I use to get the magazine many years ago, but dropped the >> subscription because of the lack of objectivity. C> What, if anything, do you read now? I second what Greg wrote. Same here exactly. Aside from Fred Langa's remarkable newsletter (www.langa.com) which has saved our butts so may times

Re: download slowdown

On Sunday, February 1, 2004 at 9:53:02 PM, achdut wrote in the message "download slowdown" : > I first defragmented the hard drive and then compressed all folders > in The Bat. You should now defragment again because your HUGE message base files are now quite a bit smaller t

Re[2]: download slowdown

Hello Thomas, Friday, January 30, 2004, 8:15:44 AM, you wrote: TF> ken green wrote: >> I hope you find a solution to your problem. But I'm curious, why are >> Avi's posts breaking out of the thread? Is this just me? Every time he >> posts - even though it's a reply to a specific message in a

Re: mailto: link craziness

Dear Ken, @1-Feb-2004, 19:45 -0600 (02-Feb 01:45 UK time) ken green [K] in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said to TBUDL: K> When I click a mailto: link on a webpage (IE 6) I get about 30 IE K> windows that pop up - and no new message in The Bat. ... K> Anyone know what setting causes this? Yes. It's a

mailto: link craziness

I remember this problem a long time ago, and I remember figuring it out and fixing it. But now I don't remember what I did. When I click a mailto: link on a webpage (IE 6) I get about 30 IE windows that pop up - and no new message in The Bat. I had this problem a long, long time ago when I first

Re: nod32 plugin for The Bat!?

* Clive Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi Carsten, >> I don't believe you because even NOD32 does not detect /new/ >> viruses. IMHO this is an important fact many users seem to forget >> these days > What do you mean "NOD32 does not detect new viruses"? I mean virus scanners don't detect u

Re: PC Mag Review Of "The Bat!"

On Sunday, February 1, 2004 at 3:28:57 PM, Greg Strong wrote in the message "PC Mag Review Of "The Bat!"" : > I use to get the magazine many years ago, but dropped the > subscription because of the lack of objectivity. What, if anything, do you read now? -- Chris Quoting w

Re: PC Mag Review Of "The Bat!"

Hello Constantin, Sunday, February 1, 2004, 2:11:44 PM, Constantin Tanurkov wrote: CT> Anyway, you can expect better English in the future, CT> as help is under improvement process for some time past. Great to hear it. As for the PC Mag article IMHO not a very *objective* article. From the word

Re[2]: PC Mag Review Of "The Bat!"

Hello, Saturday, January 31, 2004, 5:28:33 AM, you wrote: Marck> No. They're written in sort-of English by Moldovans and then some of Marck> it is translated to real English by me . Although some of the Marck> help is really great, it has too many sections that aren't. The information about new

Re[6]: Insert [snip] on deleting a chunk

Hello Jean, Sunday, February 1, 2004, 10:57:44 AM, you wrote: ... ... JS> A question more. The last. JS>> .-[ snipper QT ]- JS>> | JS>> | [snip] What can I place here? Stroke a key? Write text? JS>> | JS>> | %CURSOR JS>> '--- Where it says "[snip]" that is text of

Re: Bayesit: Sound on sucessful catch of Junk

Hello bats, on Wed, 28. Jan 2004 at 09:18:49 + Stuart Hemming wrote: SH> Thanks for that. SH> I think that it it the fact that is the error sound that bothers me. btw: this is https://www.ritlabs.com/bt/bug_view_advanced_page.php?bug_id=0001813 -- shinE! http://www.thequod.de ICQ#15228266

Re[3]: nod32 plugin for The Bat!?

Hello all, Sunday, February 1, 2004, Stefan Tanurkov wrote: > If I remember this right, NOD32 developers already have the > BAV specification... Anyway, nothing was changed here comparing to v1 Yes, they have it, but as they told me in October 2003 on Invex tradefair, they do not plan it in the n

Re[2]: nod32 plugin for The Bat!?

Hello Clive, Sunday, February 1, 2004, 10:05:59 AM, you wrote: CT> Not for v2 If I remember this right, NOD32 developers already have the BAV specification... Anyway, nothing was changed here comparing to v1 CT> — and you don’t need one anyway, because NOD32 will intercept CT> infected mail at

Re[5]: Insert [snip] on deleting a chunk

Hello Dan, DP> Hope this helps :) Thanks it helps. A question more. The last. JS> .-[ snipper QT ]- JS> | JS> | [snip] What can I place here? Stroke a key? Write text? JS> | JS> | %CURSOR JS> '--- -- Best regards, Jeanmailto:[EMAI

Re:nod32 plugin for The Bat!?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Bill, > NO antivirus program detects all new viruses. I agree, Bill. My post was a reply to Carsten’s strange comment that "NOD32 does not detect new viruses". No more, no less. -- regards Clive Taylor Using TB 2.03 Beta/45

Re[2]: nod32 plugin for The Bat!?

At 6:53 AM on 2/1/2004, Clive Taylor typed ... C> What do you mean "NOD32 does not detect new viruses"? It's one of the C> best out there at detecting viruses and updating itself against new C> threats. It's proven - especiall“ here in the past few days with the C> MyDoom worm. NO antivirus progr

Re[2]: nod32 plugin for The Bat!?

Hello Carsten, Sunday, February 1, 2004, 10:13:53 AM, you wrote: CT> I don't believe you because even NOD32 does not detect /new/ CT> viruses. IMHO this is an important fact many users seem to forget CT> these days. Of course it is possible that I am mistaken, or that there is something that I

Re:nod32 plugin for The Bat!?

Well, what happened there? The first message wouldn’t go. TB froze and I had to ctrl Alt Del. When I sent again, it went twice. Still, my comments were worth making twice! -- regards Clive Taylor Using TB 2.03 Beta/45 Current version is 2.02.3 C

Re:nod32 plugin for The Bat!?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Carsten, > I don't believe you because even NOD32 does not detect /new/ > viruses. IMHO this is an important fact many users seem to forget > these days What do you mean "NOD32 does not detect new viruses"? It's one of the best out there at detecting viruses and updating itse

Re: nod32 plugin for The Bat!?

* Clive Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Anyway ...is there a NOD32 plugin? > Not for v2 ? and you don?t need one anyway, because NOD32 will > intercept infected mail at a system level and, believe me, you WILL > get a notification if there?s a virus in your mail! I don't believe you becaus

Re: difference in pgp/gpg signing

Henk De Bruijn, [HDB] wrote: HDB> How do I organize that in one group The Bat! automaticly signs the HDB> whole text (inline) and in another group also automaticly signs but HDB> not inline. With template macros. For inline signing, use: %Signcomplete %nopgpmime For pgp/mime signing, use: %S

Re[4]: Insert [snip] on deleting a chunk

Hello Jean, Sunday, February 1, 2004, 12:48:53 AM, you wrote: ... ... JS> .-[ snipper QT ]- JS> | JS> | [snip] JS> | JS> | %CURSOR JS> '--- JS> Is snipper QT stands for QT'Title? JS> What is the meaning of snip? JS> Is it a free text? JS> Thanks for help "Snipper QT

Re: nod32 plugin for The Bat! ??

Hello S & J Love, zondag 1 februari 2004, 5:53:42, you wrote: SJL> Anyway ...is there a NOD32 plugin? Yes there is, you can find it here (site is in German) http://www.thebatworld.de/modules/download/index.php?op=viewlinkdetails&lid=33&ttitle=Nod_32 -- Kind regards, Gerda Ilmer Using The Bat!

Re[3]: Insert [snip] on deleting a chunk

Hello Dan, Friday, January 30, 2004, 6:07:40 AM, you wrote: DP> Hello dAniel, DP> Thursday, January 29, 2004, 8:46:45 PM, you wrote: DP> ... > How would that look like? I've tried, but did not manage to get an dh>> extra newline at the end: dh>> .-[ snipper QT ]- dh>> | dh>> | [snip]

difference in pgp/gpg signing

Hello TBUDL How do I organize that in one group The Bat! automaticly signs the whole text (inline) and in another group also automaticly signs but not inline. -- regards, Henk. __ The Bat! v2.02.3nl CE on Windows XP PGP Key Req

Re[2]: thread sorting

Hello Ken, Saturday, January 31, 2004, 9:12:23 PM, you wrote: ... ... kg> Do you mean you are *sorting* by Subject AND threading by subject? (I kg> assume yes, as this would make the most sense). The only time I use a kg> sort by subject is for reference folders where new messages are rarely

Re:nod32 plugin for The Bat!?

> Anyway ...is there a NOD32 plugin? Not for v2 — and you don’t need one anyway, because NOD32 will intercept infected mail at a system level and, believe me, you WILL get a notification if there’s a virus in your mail! -- regards Clive Taylor Using TB 2.03 Beta/45

Re: PC Mag Review Of "The Bat!"

On Saturday, January 31, 2004, 10:39:51 PM, ken green wrote: kg> Outlook's Mail Ticker ... err... small window that appears when kg> new messages arrive does have one nice feature: it automatically kg> fades out. That might be a good consideration for a future mail kg> ticker option. TB's mail ti

Re: Export of messages and address books

Hello Thomas! On Saturday, January 31, 2004, 9:55 PM, you wrote: MRB>> I've been lurking on tbbeta and saw a couple of hours or so ago that beta 51 MRB>> is available to download. Message ID, from Stefan: TF> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> TF> TF> Type "mid:"; in front of the mess

Re: thread sorting

Dan Perez wrote: > Yes I see what you mean now. I have my threads sorted by Subject so my > suggestion works that way, Do you mean you are *sorting* by Subject AND threading by subject? (I assume yes, as this would make the most sense). The only time I use a sort by subject is for reference fold

nod32 plugin for The Bat! ??

Dear tbudl, I searched the knowledge database and couldn't get an answer on where to get the NOD32 plugin for The Bat! Previously I have used AVG...and its TheBat! plugin -with no worries...but I thought I would try NOD32 - though not a freebie...because it seems to be a better AV program and get