Re: Mystery tab

2010-07-29 Thread Jack S. LaRosa
Hello MFPA,

On Wednesday, July 28, 2010 you wrote:

M Hi


M On Wednesday 28 July 2010 at 4:05:06 PM, in
M mid:1749509552.20100728100...@charter.net, Jack S. LaRosa wrote:


 I have another question which you might be able to help me with.
 Yesterday I bought the latest and greatest version of TB! from
 https://www.cifnet.com/ritlabs/ using a credit card. I assumed that
 I would be sent an email containing the Product Key and a URL from
 which I could download TB!.

M When I bought new versions in the past, the product key came within a 
M few hours in an email from off...@ritlabs.com. You just download TB! 
M from Ritlabs's website and can use it for a 30-day trial period, at 
M the end of which it stops working unless you enter the product key.

 I have yet to hear back from them 

M Not even an email confirming the transaction? That seems odd.

It's 2310hrs here and I was just preparing for bed but I always make one last 
check of incoming messages. A message appeared from the TB! Team congratulating 
me on my purchase of TB! Home Edition and advising me that my credit card had 
been charged.  Of course the product key was supplied also.  Better late than 
never.


-- 
Jack LaRosa

Currently using The Bat! ver: 4.0.38 for now.
Running Windows XP Pro ver 5 build 2600 Service Pack 3



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Re: Mystery tab

2010-07-29 Thread MFPA
Hi


On Thursday 29 July 2010 at 5:27:33 AM, in
mid:63873181.20100728232...@charter.net, Jack S. LaRosa wrote:


 A message appeared from the TB! Team congratulating me on my
 purchase of TB! Home Edition and advising me that my credit card had
 been charged. Of course the product key was supplied also. Better
 late than never.


Yay! All's well that ends well. Keep a copy of the key safe (-;



-- 
Best regards

MFPAmailto:expires2...@ymail.com

Nothing a Pan-Galactic Gargle Blaster won't cure!

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Re: Automatic backups

2010-07-29 Thread Costas Papadopoulos
Hello,

I have kept the following message from Greg Strong for reference. It's
dated 23 Mar 2008 and the Message IDis
901242744.20080323115...@4getspam.xxx.  Please note that I never tried
or tested the suggested backup method.

[QUOTE]

I use 7-Zip (http://www.7-zip.org/) with a batch file to open TB.
After closing TB a call is made to another batch program to backup the
program directory, the mail directory, and the registry to a rotating
Grandfather, Father, Son backup routine. I think it works great and
have been using it for years. Originally from Marck Pearlstone per
mid:429920849.20040516222...@spamoff.ss.com with some modifications,
if your mail base goes back that far. :)

I know others have their favorite. What ever works for you.  :) It has
never failed me yet, so I'll stay with the proven commodity beside
providing a nice zip program.

FWIW

Batch file with Shortcut to open TB:
=Begin Code===
C:\program files\the bat!\thebat.exe
Call TBigfs.bat
=End Code=


TBigfs.bat batch file called on closing TB:
=Begin Code===
cd \
rem (1) Set path where Windows  7-Zip located.
Path C:\Windows;C:\Program Files\7-ZIP
Echo off
Echo on 
Echo  ***
Echo  *!! Updating Backup !!*
Echo  * !! Archive of TB-Program !! *
Echo  ***
rem set archiver=C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe
rem (2) Set drive where TB Program located.
set drvPm=c:
rem (3) Set drive where TB mail base located.
set drvMl=x:
rem (4) Set drive where TB backups located.
set drvBU=x:
rem (5) Set directory where TB backups located.
set dstdir=TBArchives\
rem (6) Set directory where TB program located.
set srcdirPM=Program files\The Bat!\
rem (7) Set directory where TB mail base located.
set srcdirMl=AppsBase\MAIL\
set archive=b1
:
:loopPgrm
set namePgm=%dstdir%tbIcPm%archive%.7z
if not exist %drvBU%\%namePgm% goto doitPg
if %archive%==b4 goto runoutPg
if %archive%==b3 set archive=b4
if %archive%==b2 set archive=b3
if %archive%==b1 set archive=b2
goto loopPgrm
:
:runoutPg
set archDel=b1
set nameDel=%dstdir%tbIcPm%archDel%.7z
del %drvBU%\%nameDel%
:
:doitPg
regedit /e %drvPm%\%srcdirPM%tbreg.reg hkey_current_user\software\rit
cd \
if %archive%==b4 set prev=b3
if %archive%==b3 set prev=b2
if %archive%==b2 set prev=b1
if %archive%==b1 set prev=b4
%drvPm%
cd \
copy %drvBU%\%dstdir%tbIcPm%prev%.7z %drvBU%\%namePgm%
7z u -ms=off %drvBU%\%namePgm% -up0q0r2x1y2z1w2 %srcdirPM%* -r  
X:\TBArchives\CkTBPgm.txt
%drvPm%
cd %srcdirPM%
del tbreg.reg
cd \
if %archive%==b4 set archDel=b1
if %archive%==b3 set archDel=b4
if %archive%==b2 set archDel=b3
if %archive%==b1 set archDel=b2
set namePgm=%drvBU%\%dstdir%tbIcPm%archDel%.7z
del %namePgm%
%drvMl%
cd \
cd %srcdirMl%
Echo  *
Echo  *   !! Updating Backup !!   *
Echo  *  !! Archive of TB-Mail !! *
Echo  *
set archMl=b1
:
:loopMail
:
set nameMl=%dstdir%tbIcMl%ArchMl%.7z
if not exist %drvBU%\%nameMl% goto doitMl
if %archMl%==b4 goto runoutMl
if %archMl%==b3 set archMl=b4
if %archMl%==b2 set archMl=b3
if %archMl%==b1 set archMl=b2
goto loopMail
:
:runoutMl
:
set archDlMl=b1
set namDlMl=%dstdir%tbIcMl%archDlMl%.7z
del %drvBU%\%namDlMl%
:
:doitMl
:
cd \
if %archMl%==b4 set prevMl=b3
if %archMl%==b3 set prevMl=b2
if %archMl%==b2 set prevMl=b1
if %archMl%==b1 set prevMl=b4
%drvBU%
cd \
copy %drvBU%\%dstdir%tbIcMl%prevMl%.7z %drvBU%\%nameMl%
%drvMl%
cd \
7z u -ms=off %drvBU%\%nameMl% -up0q0r2x1y2z1w2 %srcdirMl%* -r  
X:\TBArchives\CkTBMail.txt
if %archMl%==b4 set archDlMl=b1
if %archMl%==b3 set archDlMl=b4
if %archMl%==b2 set archDlMl=b3
if %archMl%==b1 set archDlMl=b2
set nameMl=%drvBU%\%dstdir%tbIcMl%archDlMl%.7z
%drvBU%
cd \
del %nameMl%
%drvPm%
cd %srcdirPM%
=End Code=

[UNQUOTE]

-- 
Kind regards,
Costas



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