nd seeing
if you can view them afterwards. *shrugs*
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d the zip, and send
them the password in the email?
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Back Up My Hard Drive? I Can't Find The Reverse Switch!
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I believe it was fixed in one of the last betas before the Christmas
Edition. At least that is what I vaguely remember anyway. You might
want to backup your mail, and test with the latest Christmas Edition.
hah... ironically, the signature was randomly picked ;)
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Eudora mail client
>> MS IE6
> I stand corrected.
Evolution does as well... it's an ideal 'feature' if you're dealing
with a long list of options/folders.
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A printer consists of three main parts: the case, the jammed paper
tray a
member an official mention of it on
the beta list on any of the releases... so I'm only going by experience
(of both TB, and that particular registry key). Glad I could help
though.
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Curre
Options
Preferences
General
Under the title "Start Program After System Halt". Disabling this
option should stop the above.
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The backup's not over 'til the FAT table sings.
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hen he originally posted, it's CTRL+Space to use
a template, CTRL+Enter sends the message.
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War is God's way of teaching us geography.
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Current version i
On Thursday, December 11, 2003, John Phillips wrote...
> In previous versions, double clicking a name in the address book
> opened a "compose" window.
Confirmed :/
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Copper wire was invented by lawyers arguing over a penny.
pgp0.pgp
gt; Hex-reading through a saved winmail.dat suggests it contains a .pdf
> file.
Take a read of the archives... this comes up from time to time. The
format is proprietary to Microsoft (shock huh?). You can try
something like this:
http://www.fentun.com/
It's a small tool that will d
s has no valid
> recipient.
Shouldn't that read CTRL+Space? CTRL+Enter sends the message doesn't
it? While CTRL+Space runs the template?
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Beware of a tall dark man with a spoon up his nose.
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tent seen as spam. You
might want to zip it, and put a password on the email, then send it
again, but let them know the password. That way SA cannot check the
file.
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Now it's dark.
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tting it up. If you open the advanced search,
> you can see "connecting" in the status below.
I just see "Finished" in there, and "0 results"
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Exxon - greasing the coastline for smoother boating!
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t matter, LDAP is
> LDAP.
I guess it can depend where it's storing the information, that might
make a difference.
I wish there were more information :/
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This message written with recycled electrons.
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in the header between the : and the 'part' then?
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True Multitasking = 3 PCs and a chair with wheels!
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Current version is 2.01.3 | "Using TBU
quot;... no matter if I'm using authentication, or not.
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Blesss usss and splassh us, taglinesss for my preciousss
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o run TB
at work is my global address book, and that I can get from LDAP.
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What happens when you get scared half to death.twice?
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at would fail on:
Subject: Read: this is a read receipt
Or am I wrong?
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Contraceptives: use 'em on all conceivable occasions.
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I try and connect to my active directory LDAP server
(addressbook for Exchange).
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Answers: $1 æ Correct answers: $5 æ Dumb looks: Free! æ
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Current version is 2.01.3 | &
ys "if
they are in the addressbook (or group), then complete the actions for
that email. Is that what you're after?
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Why did CNN cancel that cool "Desert Storm" show?
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much here.
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Strip mining prevents forest fires.
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ferent protocols, they work
completely differently.
> It is designed to allow operation like POP for those that desire it.
> Perhaps this misconception is what makes IMAP less than it's design.
Erm, not really. You cannot do 90% of the things with POP that you can
do with IMAP. It'
ssage (even when the
> continue is off).
For some reason my brain is not in gear today, I read your email as
saying an incoming, and a reply filter, which was why I was pointing
out that option. Need some sleep :)
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Rate yourself as a programmer
in that folder since you
last looked at it.
(5) means the children of the folder this is next to has 5 new
messages in total
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The four snack groups: cakes, crunchies, frozen and sweets.
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y" there, so I couldnt
> check where my working directory is.
Find the icon you're using to launch TB, right click on it, and select
the Properties option. You should have a "Working Directory" option in
that dialog somewhere. Make sure it's pointing to the location of
email, then it'll
continue passing the email down the chain. This could result in an
email further down processing the email as well, and sending it into
the $KNOWN& folder. This would result in duplicated emails from what I
can see.
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"Crimina
--
Either way, that is still not an attachment, it's just base64 encoding...
the mail server is poorly configured, and returns an invalid response.
That still doesn't resolve why your system cannot stick with 8bit or
quoted-printab
opened up your message into a window wide enough to not wrap
> the long comment line, GnuPG verified it as "good".
Hrm, then I'd say that would be a bug in TB as it is altering the content
of the mail to view (which I think isn't bad), but passing the modified
859-1
> | Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
> | X-MIME-Autoconverted: from quoted-printable to 8bit by
> | logan.netidea.com id hA51Dnt7023954
> `-
Interesting, so something is altering the content of your emails
somewhere in your loop. Some virus scanners do that for some reason. I
us
oying that you're not
using IMAP, otherwise I'd have confirmed this for earlier 2.x
releases. What I mean was to select the email in the outbox (not open,
but select it so that it opens in the preview pane if you use it),
then hit the send messages button on the toolbar.
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, it's been in since the 1.63 betas from what I remember,
much disliked amongst some of us, but it's one of those marketting
things probably, and a much requested feature (see the TBUDL
archives). But it's easy to forget about when you steer far away from
it ;)
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ght? Try moving to the Outbox,
selecting the message so you can actually read it, then hitting send
again, see if that works? How do you have the options set for the
Outbox, and Sent Items in the account properties, and mail management
(assuming you are using IMAP that is)?
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([E
heir FTP sites. They're offline
for public access until further notice from what I remember. All the
latest betas can be accessed from the beta page, not sure about the
older ones though.
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the reply email, so
most bases are covered for this. I personally don't see any benefit of
including the original senders name at the bottom of the emails when
they're cited as part of the reply start on most clients. But that
could just be me.
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the list footers,
or additional signature information that you may decide to put in your
emails.
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The only thing standing between me and total happiness is reality
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d by TB on download, as a temp file
to store information. Are you running a virus scanner? If so, you
might be finding it's causing locking on the file before TB has the
ability to delete the file.
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paranoia: believing this tagline is about you.
keyboard when I'm composing
an email, I was thinking that, but never wrote it... hehe.
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"It's Ensign Polo. He's thread, Jim!"
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Current version i
erstand why,
if you change the To field, in 1.6 it might not have changed the reply
template properly (at a guess). As another note, the %COMMENTS marco
has changed functionality, I cannot remember what Stefan said it does
now, might be worth skimming over the tbbeta list to see.
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s if you were
using the laptop from the very beginning.
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Socrates: "I drank WHAT?!"
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just happens that I can't get it to do
> anything for me.
Yes, and yes. Right click on email, remind later.
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"Ummm, trouble with grammar have I? Yes!" --Yoda
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Hello MAU,
Sunday, October 26, 2003, 3:53:31 AM, you wrote:
>> I wish I could say it was my mail servers fault, unfortunately I
>> cannot, it's TB!. It's duplicating mail in my sent folder, and not
>> sending any mail, when I try forcing a send of my own, it sends the
>> duplicates. However I can
Hello Allie,
Sunday, October 26, 2003, 5:06:38 AM, you wrote:
JJ>> This comes in very handy when we people are waiting to decide to
JJ>> upgrade to v2 or not.
AM> I'm pretty much enjoying v2 here. I think Jonathan is using IMAP
AM> accounts exclusively. The new IMAP support is still in the
AM> t
GP feature into it :/
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will they make it so that if PGP isn't installed, and
you have the "sign on complete" checked, it either tells you, or
ignores the check... *grumbles*
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Once again, Odo wins the Twister championship.
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y if you see the duplicates from me, they were all caused by TB
v2. Though I still suggest purchasing the upgrade now, even if you don't
use it just this moment, you're still getting a discount on the upgrade,
certainly worth it once they fix the annoyances, and little things.
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g about a half hour ago, with the same
> 'Created' time.
> Mailing-list problems maybe?
No... TB problems... it will not send emails properly for me, and when it
does, it sends many copies of it... *grumbles* I just hit the tbtech list
with about 9 copies of an email I sent the other
Re:" when replying,
From my work with mailman, you don't need to remove the Re:, it's
supposed to handle it for you, that's why the instructions say "you
should just be able to hit reply", or something to that affect.
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d nice rewrapping, your message will end up
looking something like this:
>>> '---[stuff]-|this is a message that
>>> is | wrapped around on double boxes to
>>> illustrate a small | point `---
Little messy ;)
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5
g?
You've nearly got it, uncheck that "Sign when completed" box in the
account settings, but leave the %SIGNCOMPLETE in the template for the
email addresses you want to have the mail signed in, and you should be
set.
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That which does
every other e-mail client out there.)
I agree... though it is ideal for quoting reference text from other
sources (which is what I think it was designed for originally), I
don't think it is ideal in the quoting of replies.
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Ethernet (n): som
ge from there (that is if you haven't run
a purge of the folder.
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less you can prove otherwise, the software is
just being miss-used (just like TB could be with the mass-mailer
option).
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"Code so clean...you can eat off it."
Current version is 2.01.3 | "Using
for you.
This will probably be a little safer than doing a restore of the whole
The Bat! tree when all you need are some basic settings ;)
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Best file compression around: "DEL *.*" = 100% compression.
older, all my messages just disappear. Not good, to say the least.
I think the filters stuff is on the works of a rewrite, this is
probably to account for the new IMAP protocol support, and some newer
features. I'm finding it awfully frustrating that I cannot filter
mail, so you're
ck' or something else, it won't work.
Would be nice if there was a %SELF option, or something like that to
reference itself without having to specify a fixed name, that'd certainly
alleviate issues like this comming up on people sharing templates.
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older properties but nothing seems to have the same
> functionality as 'purge & compress' in the folder menu
I am either assuming the above mentioned option doesn't do as
expected, or it doesn't work at all... but that is the only option I
can think of.
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s XP. It is
safely back home with v2, and I think the 1.63 beta series as well.
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To err is human...to really foul up requires the root password.
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lankly, but
working in the US now, that tends to happen quite often ;)
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Acid bath? You're soaking in it...
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all the others, at least that's how it works here.
Ahh see... now I knew it was a silly question ;) Thanks, that certain
behaves as you (and Roelof) described it... I think the wording on it
is a little unusual however, but that might be just me.
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Cata
round the
> planet in the form of irate electrons. But, hey, aren't we all? At
> heart? I mean, c'mon fellas (and fella-ettes)!
*grins* see... we all knew that was the reason... there is no need to
hide it from us... we're all friends here ;)
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ttle hint also applies to the folder tree window in the main
viewer as well (in case you hadn't randomly tried in there too). Just
make sure you have the window selected first.
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How do they get Teflon to stick to the pans?
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iss-worded, and should it read "parent folder"?
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All animals are equal, some more than others.
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ar that? I don't think RitLabs are releasing a spam
plugin, though you can certainly check on tbbeta or tbdev and get
information as there are developers working on them (outside of the
RitLab staff that is).
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All wiyht. Rho sritched mg kegtops awou
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On Sunday, September 28, 2003, Mark wrote...
> So, the The Bat! Beta site up and running or is it still under
> development?
It is up... it certainly looks like it's under development as a number
of people are having a few issues.
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emails, it writes the data
into a temporary file (one for each mail) into the temp folder. Whilst
the file is being open for writing/reading, virus scanners will lock
it before you can do anything with it. I think this kind of behaviour
has been observed before on this list a long while back.
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ain Text? Can you paste the text
into Notepad, and check to ensure you didn't pick up extra characters?
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Did you expect mere proof to sway my opinion?
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n that is
trying to open it, and as such, will perform an OS level lock it until
the file is finished with. Larger emails are likely to be more likely
to be subject to longer waiting periods for the files to be released.
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Stick em up! Okay DON'
valid, by the time you click OK, the
lock has been removed because they tend to have an expire time.
Outlook is terrible for doing that, I noticed it a lot on networks
with WinGate as a proxy server.
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Yes, you're right. Unfortunately, I don
Labs, as the people on
this list have little control over their lists. TBUDL is run and
maintained by The Bat! users.
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He does the work of 3 men Larry Moe & Curly.
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quested a fair few times.
> 4) Will I have to go turn OFF any default html viewing settings??
> (yep, I am one of the "html email" haters)
I cannot remember the default as I changed it once, and not had to
change it since. Even if you do have to change it, it's a one time
change
been like that for at least over a year I guess, I couldn't count any
earlier, because that's how long I've been using it [TheBat].
> I NEED, that TB2 DON'T FORGET state of Options "Encrypt when
> completed" ("Sign when completed")
Right... we all do.
"Encrypt when completed" option is OFF already
This is a many times requested thing. It happens with "sign on
complete" as well. It appears they don't store any of the encryption
options when it comes to drafts. Wish they'd "fix" that.
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Jonathan Ang
> Windows.
> Assuming they click on a mail attachment, this is independent of
> dial-up or LAN connection. I agree with this too. But it's another
> story.
Surely you're missing the fact that those that often that get viruses
get them because they just selected a message,
7;ve been thinking of
> throwing a server back up. Their AUP is very wishy washy with regard
> to servers.
I used to when I was using Coserv DSL. Unfortunately when I moved, I
checked with comcast they said that hosting was forbidden. So it's
hosted where I work.
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changed threading to subject (which is
broken as has been pointed out a few times), then back to references,
the threads _nearly_ built themselves correctly, however it is now
showing a whole bunch of emails as replied to, though I didn't, and it
keeps loading the wrong emails when I select
at least in such a visible way. Most people wouldn't notice it in the
headers.
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What happens when you get scared half to death.twice?
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ss when you use the strip macro from the macros page. Would be
nice if people didn't put those in there ;)
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The Windows98 Eveready Bunny: It's still loading, and loading...
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able to grab the window by the corners, and resize
it... I hope.
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unning again shortly after they've dealt with
some other minor issues first.
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My other vehicle is a Galaxy Class Starship
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=Ey2y
-
hipped in the
install program.
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Love me tender / love me sweet / push me out at 12,000 ft
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so unless they changed
something in the 1.63 betas, I'm not too sure.
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All that glitters has a high refractive index.
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ant for
testing?
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My software never has bugs. It just develops random features.
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ected. Somebody did mention in one of the betas, that having a
common folder selected fails, but if you have an account selected, and
use the key combo, it should work.
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I forget the dream, but I'm missing a pajama button...
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n't work with
that. If I was to go out and buy a modem for my palm, I'd be able to,
but I didn't really see the need for a modem, _and_ a wireless
service.
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The faulty interface lies between the chair and the keyboard.
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may contain subs, and normal mail
folders. I think there may be a hint in the RFCs for it, I'd have to
look it up.
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Press any key to continue or any other key to quit
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ould certainly be easier to get to
that kind of information.
> Using TB is like dating a gorgeous woman who's afraid to take off
> her clothes with the lights on. ;)
*grins* nice analogy ;)
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This space intentionally left blank.
-BEGI
On September 5, 5:07 pm Urban wrote:
>> Is the BT back up and running again?
>
> What's the BT?
It's the Bug Tracker. It was on the mail site, but it was shut down while
they rebuilt their site. I haven't had a chance to check to see if it's up
again ye
is
returned for the folder meaning you should NOT issue a SELECT
[folder]. If you do, the IMAP server WILL return errors, which is what
you're seeing.
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White dwarf seeks red giant for binary relationship
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gement - Advanced", there is a browse
button. Also it makes for a more consistent interface.
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Aibohphobia, n. -- the fear of palindromes.
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Current version is 2.0
On Friday, September 05, 2003, Stefan Tanurkov wrote...
> Please add it to the BT so it's not forgotten :-)
Is the BT back up and running again?
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Who is General Protection Fault and why is he reading my hard disk?
pgp0.pgp
Descript
aid), it hasn't been coded to respect that I believe. I dare
say he'll fix it quickly.
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Been there, done that, got the T-shirt.
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> folder...
Exchange uses "Outbox", "Sent Items", "Deleted Items", and "Drafts".
There is no folder named "Trash", but TB seemed insistent on creating
it. I couldn't get it to use "Deleted Items" as the Trash folder, I
believe whe
the status of a folder. Or even building a view of what is
selectable and what isn't on first login.
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A balanced diet is a cookie in each hand.
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B creating a whole bunch of folders on my Exchange
server today. Deleted Items.1, Sent Items.1, Trash.1, Trash, etc etc.
Ended up having to close TB, and resort to Outlook to fix things.
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There isn't a default "file". It's hard coded into an internal
resource. If TB detects a glyphs.bmp on startup, and imports the
bitmap into the resource, and uses them instead. The defaults are
safe, all you have to do to "restore" them is remove the glyphs.bmp.
On Wednesday, September 03, 2003, Bill Blinn Technology Editor wrote...
> [..] techno-turnips [..]
hahaha... I love that term. Very nice ;)
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On Wednesday, September 03, 2003, Martin Webster wrote...
ovgd>> but I cann't move the IMAP account...
> Confirmed here.
This was a bug mentioned in the early v2 betas, but clearly didn't get
fixed :/
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elease on TBBETA not off topic now O:-)
Well, I guess discussing the release is off topic, but discussing bugs
in it isn't, as v2 seems to just be rc1, which we were beta testing.
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On Tuesday, September 02, 2003, Anne wrote...
> Don't forget that v2 has HTML support which 1.x didn't have ;-) oh
> and the Scheduler!
And the plugins :)
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On Monday, September 01, 2003, Jonathan Angliss wrote...
> If you are getting any bounce messages, you might want to examine the
> headers
I should have said headers of any attached mails. Having the headers
of the bounce message is pretty u
s (assuming you filter list mail into their own
folders). You might then be able to search via ISP, or domain name in
the headers.
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