| I'm your priest, I'm your shrink, I'm your
> ICQ: 5107343 | main connection to the switchboard of souls.
> -----------+-
>
> --
>
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On 2 May 00, at 14:48, Steve Lamb wrote
about "Re: auto-format is too robotic isn't it?":
> Mistake #1. You're thinking that there are only lines. I see only data
> which can be represented any number of ways. Let's just say that just
> because the limitation exists when tra
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On 2 May 00, at 14:57, Allie Martin wrote
about "Re: auto-format is too robotic isn't it?":
> > Allie, will you please understand that within plain/text medium there is
> > no way for the program to distinguish between _your_ hard returns and
> > the hard returns inserted by the l
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On 1 May 00, at 19:40, Allie Martin wrote
about "Re: auto-format is too robotic isn'":
> My suggestion would be, never to cancel hard returns. This should solve
> everything.
Allie, will you please understand that within plain/text medium there is no way
for the program to disti
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On 2 May 00, at 7:51, Steve Lamb wrote
about "Re: TB! WishList":
> There was also this great guy called Bill Gates who put everything that
> people wanted into a large, monolithic application. It is now unwieldy,
> bloated, difficult to use and understand.
That's true.
>
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On 2 May 00, at 7:48, Steve Lamb wrote
about "Re: TB! WishList":
> > Have you thought of using the 'total' and 'total unread' columns in the
> > message list? It can easily tell you how many messages are in each thread
> > and how many messages in each thread are unread. You can th
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On 1 May 00, at 18:05, Randy Robinson wrote
about "Re: auto-format is too robotic isn'":
> You've found the one thing I hate about TheBat! It's the best
> program around, but I guess you can't have everything! It has a
> very strange idea of what autoformatting is. I wanted
> autof
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On 2 May 00, at 7:34, Stephen wrote
about "Re: TB! WishList":
> > Flexibility? I thread some of my view folder message listing while I keep
> > the mail list unthreaded. If there was only one list then I couldn't do
> > this.
>
> So I think the title bar should at least say somet
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On 1 May 00, at 15:38, Pim Slim wrote
about "date-time formatting":
> Hoi TBUDL-readers,
Your greeting line (specifically the first word of it) sounds a bit... hmmm...
eccentric for the Russian ear;-) Or was it intended to sound this way?
> In my message list the date-time for
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On 1 May 00, at 16:22, Marck D. Pearlstone wrote
about "Re: TB! WishList":
> >>> %TO=""%TO="%OFROMNAME on TBUDL<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"
>
> >> Hahaaa! Thanks! It works! =B-D
>
> > Gee, and a while ago when I wrote that folder templates did it you
> > replied that it didn't have any
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On 1 May 00, at 9:24, Allie Martin wrote
about "Re: TB! WishList":
> > Finally, the sad fact that _you_ find no use for the separate message list
> > doesn't mean _others_ don't need it. I find it pretty cool to be able to
>efficiently
> > work with one and the same folder sorte
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On 1 May 00, at 9:18, Allie Martin wrote
about "Re: TB! WishList":
> > Nah, I don't like this idea. Suppose I'm working with the separate folder view
> > (separate window), and now I want to look at yet another message _in the
> > same_ folder. Now I just go to the three-pane vie
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On 1 May 00, at 16:54, Cristian Secara wrote
about "Re: TB! WishList":
> Next is *not* intuitive.
> When I am saying "what's next ?" I mean what's new.
What is your native language? I'm just curious, since when _I_ say "what's
next?" (in Russian: þÔÏ ÄÁÌØÛÅ?), _I_ usually mean "
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On 1 May 00, at 8:40, Allie Martin wrote
about "Re: TB! WishList":
> > And, again, how can I keep them synchronized (at least the
> > cursor movement) ?
>
> This is a pet peeve of mine. The cursor movement should be synchronised
> and would make you a lot more comfortable, not ha
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On 1 May 00, at 16:17, Cristian Secara wrote
about "Re: TB! WishList":
> >Cristian, I think you miss the following point: when you browse the messages
> >in a _separate_ window, there is a _hidden_ (by default) message list there
> >(you need to tick View-->Message List in the me
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On 1 May 00, at 13:31, Eberhard Hafermalz wrote
about "Re[2]: TB! WishList":
> > Enable Auto-Format. When allied with Auto-Wrap, that's what it does.
>
> Nope, it doesn't. At least not the way it should. Try it. Type a line
> with less chars than the wrap limit. Press RETURN. Type
Hi there!
On 1 May 00, at 7:26, Eberhard Hafermalz wrote
about "Re[2]: TB! WishList":
> a) Is it possible to change the order of folders in any account?
Alt-dragging. BTW, _this_ is covered in the online help;-)
> b) I have tried the "thread by reference" option. It doesn't really
> work t
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On 1 May 00, at 6:43, Eberhard Hafermalz wrote
about "Re[2]: TB! WishList":
> > It's already there and is called "MIME forwarding". Have a look at Account
> > options--> Templates--> Forwarding.
>
> Indeed - never would have suspected it there in the first place but it
> is there
Hi there!
On 1 May 00, at 13:05, Cristian Secara wrote
about "Re: TB! WishList":
Cristian, I think you miss the following point: when you browse the messages
in a _separate_ window, there is a _hidden_ (by default) message list there
(you need to tick View-->Message List in the menus of t
Hi there!
On 30 Apr 00, at 15:15, SyP wrote
about "Re[2]: TB! WishList":
> >> 7. Forward/Reply of multiple msg
> >> Merge them into one, attach all attachments in the forward mode to the
> >> merged text file. Add up all the subjects into one and put it into the
> >> subject field. Duplicate
Hi Gary!
On 17:24, 27 Apr 00, you wrote about
"Re: OT: Modifications to English;-)":
> BTW, I have installed SuSE and it installed without a hitch, except
> for my modem. It will not find it. I have an ISA PNP so it should. I
> have used many setserial commands to use COM3 and IRQ 5, but i
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On 27 Apr 00, at 9:27, Steve Lamb wrote
about "Re: OT: Modifications to English;-)":
> > ZE DREAM VIL FINALI KUM TRU!
>
> Unfortunately, like most decent jokes it has been retold, poorly, with no
> credit to its lineage. I do believe Mark Twain was the man who started this
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On 27 Apr 00, at 17:43, Markus Gloede wrote
about "SOT: Graphics":
> Anybody know the rules for such references (ie. img src pointing to
> separately attached images)? For specific reasons I need to create
> HTM emails (yuk!) with properly embedded images (yukyuk!) and I don't
> wa
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On 27 Apr 00, at 9:54, Allie Martin wrote
about "Re: Continuosly message downloading":
> > Have you told TB! to delete messages once downloaded?
>
> Even with this unchecked, TB! keeps a tally of which messages have already
> been downloaded to prevent duplicated downloads. Fo
Hello all,
Just decided to share this with you;-)
---8<
The European Commission have just announced an agreement whereby
English will be the official language of the EU, rather than German, which was
the other possibility. As part of the negotiations, Her Majesty's government
con
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On 27 Apr 00, at 14:36, Sir Jinx! wrote
about "Kill filters for what? [faster mess":
>OK, in order to skip downloading first the message
>headers, I have to set a kill filter, but for what? How do
>I do that?
In order to make downloading faster, you
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On 25 Apr 00, at 22:41, Simon wrote
about "Forwarding Filtered message plus fi":
> I've got an on-line form setup that e-mails user input to my e-mail address.
> I am filtering the e-mails to a folder. I want to be able to auto-respond to
> the filtered message but to sending to a
Hi there!
On 24 Apr 00, at 18:00, Paula Ford wrote
about "Re: Sentence on download.com":
> > ìÅÔÕÞÉÊ íÙÛ. ëÒÕÐÎÙÊ É Ô×ÅÒÄÙÊ. îÁÓÔÏÑÝÉÊ Ú×ÅÒØ!:-)
>
> > Ah, pardon, that's in Russian and besides it doesn't sound the same in
> > English... Something like
>
> > The Bat. Large and rigid[1]. A
Hi there!
On 24 Apr 00, at 16:07, Allie Martin wrote
about "Re: Sentence on download.com":
> > ROTFL! I love it! Maybe RIT can actually use this one in another
> > context.
>
> The Bat!. Power and ease for efficient e-mail management. :-)
ìÅÔÕÞÉÊ íÙÛ. ëÒÕÐÎÙÊ É Ô×ÅÒÄÙÊ. îÁÓÔÏÑÝÉÊ Ú×ÅÒØ!:-)
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On 24 Apr 00, at 16:43, Paula Ford wrote
about "Re: Sentence on download.com":
> > BTW, what the heck is "imperative"?;-))
>
> "the imperative mood or a verb form or verbal phrase expressing it"
>
> Basically, the sentence should begin with a verb.
Ah, thanks;-))
> > Slogan nee
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On 24 Apr 00, at 18:37, Tony Boom wrote
about "Re: Sentence on download.com":
> PF> We need something Madison Avenue punchy.
>
> How about?
>
> The Bat! email client. Everything else is just Guano!
Comparative advertisement...
--
SY, Alex
(St.Petersburg, Russia)
http://mph
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On 24 Apr 00, at 13:08, Paula Ford wrote
about "Re: Sentence on download.com":
> >> BTW, Paula offered:
>
> Paula = Stan's occasional english-language helper.
;-) Yeah, we know;-)
> I didn't like them either and told Stan that I'm not good at slogans. I
> suggested he try the TB
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On 22 Apr 00, at 19:08, Jan-Arild LÛkstad wrote
about "Printing of quoted text in bold?":
> Several people, on some of the mailing lists I'm on, have the "nasty
> habit" of inserting a space in front of the quote character. The
> result of this is that the text doesn't print in bol
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On 22 Apr 00, at 18:56, System Admin wrote
about "Re-Sending Messages":
> Also am I right that there is still no proper backup method, apart
> from copying the whole directory and exporting the registry key ? If I
> am will there ever be a proper export/backup method ?
Proper expo
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On 21 Apr 00, at 1:00, Dirk Heiser wrote
about "Re: 1.42?":
> On Fri, 21 Apr 2000 01:57:01 +0400, you wrote:
> AVK> Why? This is quite simple indeed: TB is capable of deleting attachment from
> AVK> messages, right? Further, the attached MSG file is just a valid RFC822
>
Hi there!
On 20 Apr 00, at 15:28, Steve Lamb wrote
about "OT: spaces after. ":
> Got into the habit of hitting two spaces after hard stops a good 10+ years
> ago. It is 2nd nature now.
Actually, it's the standard of US/British typesetting also;-) Take any book from
your bookshelve and
Hi there!
On 20 Apr 00, at 15:50, Allie Martin wrote
about "Re: 1.42?":
> > Nope, I don't like the way it works;-( Besides, it's a bit buggy: try
> > clicking either of the buttons "delete and move" when browsing MIME
> > digest;-)
>
> I've noted as well that TB! still treats MIME d
Hi there!
On 20 Apr 00, at 14:39, Januk Aggarwal wrote
about "Re: Word wrap and paragraph markers":
> Don't worry, you're not the only one in that minority. I'll stick
> with you. If you want to reformat a paragraph, I've found that all I
> need to do is select the lines I want to reform
Hi there!
On 20 Apr 00, at 20:32, Michael Heydekamp wrote
about "Re: 1.42?":
> AD> I believe release will appear soon since no crashes and ugly bugs
> AD> have been found at the moment.
>
> Not sure. See my recent posting "Message base corrupted?".
Have you tried my suggestion?;-) Did it
Hi there!
On 20 Apr 00, at 13:24, Allie Martin wrote
about "Re: 1.42?":
> You left out another major enhancement. Improved MIME digest support where
> it creates a virtual folder for MIME attached messages. :-)
Nope, I don't like the way it works;-( Besides, it's a bit buggy: try clicking
Hi there!
On 20 Apr 00, at 18:59, Oliver Sturm wrote
about "1.42?":
> I'm not on TBBETA, so I'd like to ask here: Does anyone know when 1.42
> will be available? I've noticed there must have been at least 17 betas
> out yet and the announcements for new features looked great. So I'm
> eag
Hi there!
On 20 Apr 00, at 18:24, Michael Heydekamp wrote
about "Corrupted message base?":
> When I shut down TB! it compresses all folders. When it comes to the
> Inbox of the second account, for 35 secs. I see a message box
> "Compressing folder Inbox" and then get another message box sayi
Hi there!
On 20 Apr 00, at 21:16, Woofie wrote
about "Word wrap and paragraph markers":
> I only have one complaint about TB...otherwise it is a great email prog.
>
> The complaint is the EOL character or paragraph marker that is inserted at the
> end of each line in the message body ins
Hi there!
On 19 Apr 00, at 19:52, David Smith wrote
about "General/Wish/RAR Help":
> Finally, I have a question regarding RAR and the PGP dll's. The
> documentation is unclear; are the dll's from the download page
> necessary in order to use an external PGP program with TB?
When I did
Hi there!
On 17 Apr 00, at 14:05, Gary wrote
about "Japanese":
> I have someone who is interested in TB! in the States here, and he
> wondered if he can receive things in Japanese. Does a Cyrillic
> character set cover this?
Joking?;-) Cyrillic is for Slavic languages, like Russian,
Hi there!
On 16 Apr 00, at 23:38, Dieter Hummel wrote
about "Re: Scripting in v2.0 - the possibi":
> > Stefan says: "So, virtually, it will be possible to do anything". What
> > exactly does "anything" mean in this context? Anyone who cares to
> > enlighten me with regard to what we might co
Hi there!
On 16 Apr 00, at 22:59, Sir Jinx! wrote
about "SOT: Replacement for M$'s Word?":
StarOffice is definitely worth trying. I have no need in word processor myself,
so I just have Word'95 installed "for the rainy day" (for the rare cases when
someone sends me something in DOC format;
Hello.
Dialogue Science has released the 4.17 version of Dr.Web and has made it
free (due to the possible problems people might encounter arond April, 26,
which's the "magic date" for WinCIH virii). The text of the announcement
(sorry, in Russian only;-() is below. The link is:
http://www.Di
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On 15 Apr 00, at 21:48, Chuck Smith wrote
about "writing to message header":
> Is is possible to write tot message header? I noticed this evening on
> the PGP-users list that one of the users in including a link in the
> message header to his PGP public key like this:
Well, I can
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On 15 Apr 00, at 16:44, Arno van Stralen wrote
about "Re[2]: LinuxBat now!":
> Opera Software, I agree, has been a bit - how am I going to put this
> politically correct :-) - too enthousiatic when proclaiming version
> 4.0. However, Opera is the leading browser on CSS technology a
Hi there!
On 14 Apr 00, at 22:44, Christian Dysthe wrote
about "LinuxBat now!":
> I prefer Linux, I NEED The Bat! for my work. How do we make this
> port happen? I mean, I work for Opera Software, we are doing a Linux
> port of our browser because we see a market there.
I _really_ h
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On 14 Apr 00, at 13:18, Steve Lamb wrote
about "Re: strange feature request":
> > This ideal setup that you're speaking of imposes an increased
> > degree of complexity to the user. He buys an e-mail application and now
> > has to worry about getting an editor and now has t
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On 14 Apr 00, at 11:32, Steve Lamb wrote
about "Re: strange feature request":
> > it is absolute legitime to expand a program
>
> No, it is not. The one constant of the software world is that specialized
> programs will always function better in their assigned roll than the s
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On 14 Apr 00, at 19:26, Patrick Erler wrote
about "Re[2]: strange feature request":
> >> http://ftp.dresden-online.com/~perler/files/shot.gif
This link will never work;-) You link to ftp site via http protocol...
> >> as we see you are not able to send a simple attachement, we de
Hi there!
On 13 Apr 00, at 11:53, Chuck Smith wrote
about "thread by reference":
> I have been playing around with viewing messages by thread recently.
> I
> was not even aware that this feature was available until recently.
> Nice feature to have, but I have one mailing list that when I try
Hi there!
On 13 Apr 00, at 12:14, Tony Boom wrote
about "Re: kill dupes":
> MDP> Not on the current version. Perhaps V2?
>
> I've seen this phrase appear on many, many messages. Is it a cookie
> or is there actually a V2 pending?
>
> If so, when can we expect it's release. If this ve
Hi there!
On 12 Apr 00, at 16:18, Allie Martin wrote
about "Re: Forwarded mail?":
> > By the way, I got it workiong now, don't know what was wrong.
>
> Good. I guess we'll never know. :)
I'd say, it needed a restart of TB;-) Just a guess;-))
--
SY, Alex
(St.Petersburg, Russia)
ht
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On 12 Apr 00, at 21:16, Oliver Sturm wrote
about "Re: The Bat! - suggestions":
> > Nowadays, most of list already support RFC-2369 (including this list),
> > so supporting RFC-2369 very useful.
>
> I like the idea ;), but what is RFC-2369?
It's the RFC that describes the "list
Hi there!
On 11 Apr 00, at 21:08, Thobias Nilsson wrote
about "Forwarded mail?":
> Why does TB! attach a file when I want to forward a mail?
> How do I do to make it insert it in the mail instead of bringing an attachment?
> Is it possible?
There exist two ways of forwarding mail: "simple"
Hi there!
On 10 Apr 00, at 13:09, Marek Mikus wrote
about "Re[2]: Anti virus software and The Bat!":
Okay, guys, let's _stop_ finally introducing our own favourite antiviruses! If
you really want to know, which AV tools are the best, go and look at the latest
Virus Bulletin results. These
Hi there!
On 9 Apr 00, at 20:47, Davide Ferrari wrote
about "Re: How to filter email messages":
> Ok... I see but could you explain better how RegExps work?
Well, I could, but this would become a repost of online help file;-) So you'd
better look into the latter: Help Topic-->Regular E
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On 9 Apr 00, at 10:10, Davide Ferrari wrote
about "How to filter email messages in whi":
> I've a big problem...
> Now I need to separate all the messages sent to me from those sent in Cc to me.
> I've tried to use the form "in kludges find expression [Cc:myemailaddress]"
> But
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On 8 Apr 00, at 20:22, Michael Heydekamp wrote
about "Re: Using Macros for header (%RETUR":
> AVK> BTW, this was written by me and tested on 1.41. After that I
> AVK> installed 1.42, and, to my surprise, 1.42 is indeed adding the
> AVK> Return-Path: header.
>
> v1.41 did also set
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On 8 Apr 00, at 18:05, Michael Heydekamp wrote
about "Re: Using Macros for header (%RETUR":
> >> I'll bet the Return-Path: in your example has been added by _your_
> >> SMTP server, NOT by TB. The reason might be the will of your sysadmin
> >> to ensure that the automated replies (
Hi there!
On 8 Apr 00, at 11:07, Thomas Fernandez wrote
about "Re: Contextual "naming" using macros?":
> I find it slightly annoying that TB uses the part before the "@" if
> there is no Real Name. Since TB recognizes the sender when we hit
> "reply" and the email address is in the addressbo
Hi there!
On 8 Apr 00, at 11:03, Thomas Fernandez wrote
about "Re: OS's":
> AVK> OS/2 port will probably become available in the due time, too, since
> AVK> Win32/OS2 project has been incorporated into the Wine one about a year
> AVK> ago...
>
> Speaking of Wine, which I have seen mentio
Hi there!
On 8 Apr 00, at 0:47, Thomas Fernandez wrote
about "Re: OS's":
> CV> What operating systems will TB run on?
>
> M$ products. A Linux/unix version has been requested repeatedly. I
> don't know anything about OS/2.
OS/2 port will probably become available in the due time, too, sinc
Hi there!
On 7 Apr 00, at 9:17, Christian Dysthe wrote
about "The Bat! and Windows 2000":
> I am back on this list after have been woring on a Linux box for a
> year or so. What Linux really misses is an e-mail client like The Bat!
Mahogany? 0.50 seems to be pretty comparable, although I ha
Hi there!
On 7 Apr 00, at 12:55, Gary wrote
about "Re[4]: OS's":
> M> It will possible to do it, when Inprise create Delphi for Linux :-)
>
> I thought Borland had Delphi (shows you how far I have been out of
> it). There must be some compiler that would work sufficiently fast
> for Linux.
Hi there!
On 3 Apr 00, at 10:34, SyP wrote
about "storing messages in mailbox or individually":
> what is the main reason for storing the messages in one big file per
> folder?
Works faster;-)
> Wouldn't it be nicer if TB used one file per message? NTFS and also
> ReiserFS on Linux can s
Hi there!
On 2 Apr 00, at 16:48, Andreas Rumpenhorst wrote
about "Palm III":
> a long time ago somebody asked if The Bat! is going to be developed not
> only for Linux then for PDAs like 3Com's Palm. I don't remember the answer.
>
> Will there be a The Bat! for Palm?
Sinchronizing between
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On 31 Mar 00, at 23:17, tracer wrote
about "Re: Changing folder in Folder View,":
> > What can I say? Thanks on behalf of all the people here who aren't native
> > English-speakers for this refreshing discussion;-)))
>
> > P.S. I don't want you to proceed with the analysis of the
Hi there!
On 31 Mar 00, at 14:04, Simon wrote
about "Re: Changing folder in Folder View, etc.":
What can I say? Thanks on behalf of all the people here who aren't native
English-speakers for this refreshing discussion;-)))
P.S. I don't want you to proceed with the analysis of the phrase ab
Hi there!
On 27 Mar 00, at 6:28, dMb wrote
about "Templates and Clipboard":
As far as I understand, it's somehow related to the regexp I've lately made on
request of one of the listmembers. Try this (quoting my own message):
%TO=""%TO="%SETPATTREGEXP=""(?ms).*?(\s\S*?\@.*?\s)""%REGEXPM
A
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On 25 Mar 00, at 18:30, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
about "Import of Pegasus Address Books":
> I've read the FAQ messages about this subject but still have a
> question.
Yeah, that faq was suggested by me;-)
> One of the messages I read indicated that one should use the Mail
> Syst
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On 22 Mar 00, at 21:51, Simon wrote
about "Unforntuantely!":
> Does this word come up as a spelling error in anyone's spell checker?
>
> Unforntuantely
>
> Doesn't in mine. Looks like a new word slipped into the language when
> I was not looking. :))
This spelling is bet
Hi there!
On 20 Mar 00, at 23:51, Thomas Fernandez wrote
about "Re: Multiple aliases":
> >> I think this would not only overcomplicate usage - as well as
> >> programme development, thus inviting bugs - but also bloat the thing.
>
> AVK> I don't think so.
>
> IMHO this would mean that I ha
Hi there!
On 20 Mar 00, at 17:15, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
about "remove from address book":
Okay, will this AOL idiot get lost finally? He seems to be able to set up an
autoresponder. Never thought an AOL user would ever succeed in doing it;-).
But right now he's just spamming the list! Mo
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On 20 Mar 00, at 20:57, Mark Aston wrote
about "RE: Misc. problems & Windows 2000":
> > Just wait until your "Microsoft Outlook IMO, Build 9.0.2416
> > (9.0.2910.0)" ruins
> > your beloved 2k completely;-) Having heard as much as I have heard (and
> > seen) lately (i.e. last week,
Hi there!
On 20 Mar 00, at 17:37, Martyn Drake wrote
about "Misc. problems & Windows 2000":
> I'm not entirely sure what I've done to my Windows 2000 systems, but
> I'm having a tremendous time trying to persaude The Bat! to import
> messages from Outlook Express 5.0 or Eudora Light 3.06.
I
Hi there!
On 20 Mar 00, at 19:05, Mark Aston wrote
about "RE: Misc. problems & Windows 2000":
> So TB! has the dubious honour of being the only application which has forced
> me to power down W2k in order to unfreeze it, hence I'm not using it at
> present:-(
Just wait until your "Microso
Hi there!
On 20 Mar 00, at 15:27, Nikolai Fink wrote
about "trouble with attachments":
> Did anyone ever had trouble with attachments in the Sent folder.
> My Sent folder looses attachments on E-mails after awhile. I
> really don't know when this happen but somtimes and after a
> while the a
Hi there!
On 20 Mar 00, at 17:39, Thomas Fernandez wrote
about "Re: Multiple aliases":
> S> All I was saying was that it we be good for people like me (and there are
> S> millions of us) to be able to retrieve mail from multiple POP3 mailboxes to
> S> one account within TB! without setting u
Hi there!
On 20 Mar 00, at 11:27, Thomas Fernandez wrote
about "Re: Message ID":
> AFAIK every email programme generates these. Check your incoming mail
> that was sent with other mailers. I'm no expert on RFC's but would
> assume this is somewhere in RFC822.
Nope, it's strictly optional by
Hi there!
On 17 Mar 00, at 23:48, John Sullivan wrote
about "Inappropriate windows respond to ESC":
> I'm currently using 1.42 Beta/3, but this issue has been around for ages
> now (including many proper releases).
> I don't think Escape should cancel either window: there are other ways
Hi there!
On 17 Mar 00, at 19:39, Michael Wieczorek wrote
about "Re: Using Macros for header (%RETUR":
> >> (A) if the reply-address (entered in "Edit User"-General) is different
> >> from my send address respectivly my From-Address, TB set the
> >> "Return-Path:" to the reply-address resp.
he
> "Return-Path:" to the reply-address resp. "Reply-To:"
Nope, I cannot confirm this. Here is what TB sends to the SMTP server in this
case:
-8<---
Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2000 18:22:41 +0300
From: "Alexander V. Kiselev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
X-Mailer: Th
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On 17 Mar 00, at 4:59, Andrey G. Sergeev (AKA Andris wrote
about "Re: Using Macros for header (%RETUR":
> AVK>> Note the _absence_ of the return-path: field. The latter field is added by the
> AVK>> "transport system that deliveres message to the recipient", not by the
> AVK>> ori
ver in my own case (just an example):
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Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2000 03:06:57 +0300
From: "Alexander V. Kiselev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Reply-To: "Alexander V. Kiselev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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On 16 Mar 00, at 0:02, Andrey G. Sergeev (AKA Andris wrote
about "Re: Helo error":
> AVK>>> EHLO default
> AGSAA>> ^
>
> AGSAA>> ...And this is an incorrect (at least not recommended) behaviour.
>
> :-) Of course I know that it is valid syntax. You (and probably s
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On 15 Mar 00, at 22:17, Stefan Tanurkov wrote
about "Re: Using Macros for header (%RETUR":
> MW> Using the macro
> MW> %RETURNPATH=""%RETURNPATH="[EMAIL PROTECTED]" the
> MW> Return-Path in the header is setting to "Return-Path:
> MW> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>", that is right. But if I s
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On 14 Mar 00, at 20:26, Mark Aston wrote
about "Re: TB! Version info":
> S> I take it you are not a big fan of speedy little shell extensions Mark :)
>
> Well since I installed W2k on my 166 *nothing* could be
> described as even remotely 'speedy' :-) so I tend not to
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On 13 Mar 00, at 22:30, John Killeen wrote
about "Helo error":
> SEND: server reports error. The response is: syntactically invalid HELO
> argument(s).
Get hold of the SMTP session log and send it to RIT labs;-) I've got no other
ideas right now. Usually, the SMTP session is star
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On 14 Mar 00, at 8:52, Uwe Brockmann wrote
about "Re: How to open attached files with .EML...":
Hello guys, I'm not even trying to shed some light to the problem discussed
by you (although if I were you, I'd first of all compare the IE versions you've
got outta there;-) IMHO, *.e
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On 16 Feb 00, at 21:44, JWorley wrote
about "Possible bug / problem":
> I work with a bunch of Outlook / MS Office users and have noticed
> something strange. Whenever they forward a message to me that has an
> attached document I do not get the attached file. The Bat shows th
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On 14 Feb 00, at 11:54, Nick Andriash wrote
about "Re: The Bat! - bug report":
> > PMMail2000.
>
> I tried that Program a while back, and a few things I found I didn't like.
> For one, I just couldn't get PMMail to thread messages. It would group the
> messages of the same sub
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On 13 Feb 00, at 17:34, Januk Aggarwal wrote
about "Re: Why not highlighting the newest...":
> > For Russian, it _is_. It's all the same as for you. When I need to
> > start typing Russian rather then English (or whatever Latin-based
> > language), I just press right Ctrl button on
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On 13 Feb 00, at 16:40, Januk Aggarwal wrote
about "Re: Why not highlighting the newest":
> > TB!'s keyboard navigation is another thing for me. I resist
> > learning it because I simply *KNOW* that there is no reason whatsoever
> > for it to be so cranky and awkward.
>
>
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On 12 Feb 00, at 23:44, Tom Plunket wrote
about "Header question":
> I'm on this mailing list that sets Resent-Reply-To to the list address
> instead of setting Reply-To at all. Is this appropriate? If so, TB!
> doesn't honor it. Should it? Certainly fits into the idea of not
> mun
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On 11 Feb 00, at 13:51, David Elliott wrote
about "Fwd: mime type application/ms-tnef":
> I am starting to receive emails with attachments with a MIME type of
> application/ms-tnef.
>
> What is this type? (apart from a devious Microsoft plot)
> Are there any tools for reading th
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