Re[2]: MIME Question

Sunday, February 2, 2003, 9:18:44 AM, Marck wrote: MDP Aha! You are talking about S/MIME! That's completely different In which case you are talking about PGP/MIME. Either way, you're not talking about MIME, which TB handles perfectly Umm, in all honesty, are you trying to split hairs or just

Splitting TBUDL DIGESTS

I've read enough information in the archives to know TB! does not support automatic bursting of MIME digests. But that it's possible using filters as a work-around. First, I'd like to officially request that MIME digest bursting be added to the program. This is a pretty basic feature for a

Trouble posting to list?

Anyone else having trouble posting to the list today? After getting around he fact that digests of these lists lack a reply-to address I'm finding that mail sent to the list is not going through due to some server authentication error with the list's address. Hrmpph. I suppose this message is

Re[2]: Bat v2?

The new 1.63 beta introduces an experimental Windows style editor that uses soft formatting. You won't catch me using it - I like to know that what I see in the message edit window is what will be sent :-), but it may suit some newcomers I'm just trying the new version now (1.63b4). Once

Re[2]: Changing sender's address for reply

Monday, December 30, 2002, 1:31:45 AM, Thomas wrote: So, whichever address he uses to write to me, the reply will always go to his private GMX address. Your friend could also use the Reply-To header field - that's what it's for. :) Bruno -- Using The Bat! v1.62 Christmas Edition on Windows

Re[3]: Model/view design for text editor

Saturday, December 28, 2002, 4:03:03 AM, Victor wrote: Anyone know of a good text editor like that? Textpad. Http://www.textpad.com I have yet to find anything for Windows to match both its functionality and interface design. When I first started using Windows as my primary OS, I searched

Expanding threads - revisited

Is there any way to have TB automatically expand *all* threads in a folder each time TB is launched? ie. Never collapse threads automatically. Or a way to have it automatically expand threads currently being read and collapse others? Searching the menus and help file threads section I also

Re[2]: Expanding threads - revisited

Saturday, December 28, 2002, 1:12:02 PM, Gavin wrote: This has struck me as well. I know the moderators discourage me too remarks, but both paragraphs hit the nail on the head for me. Of course, after Allie wrote that reply, I saw that the navigation commands were also in the context menu

Re[2]: Model/view design for text editor

It does seem like a heated political debate has begun. Right now, I'll step out on a limb and define the sides I see: 1. Those willing to accept the features TB provides while also wanting the option to do things in a way they consider more standardized and intuitive 2. Those firmly entrenched

Re[2]: Model/view design for text editor

I would just hope that people would come away with the most important part of the debate portion of the model/view suggestion is that it could (fundamentally speaking) have a feature set to satisfy everyone. A mimic of the current editor with the added options some of us want (and would make the