Disappearing messages is repeatable!

messages response. Search could not find any of the missing messages. Only Unread messages were left in the folder. I think we have a serious bug at work here. -- Thanks, Stan Robins Mendota Heights, MN USA Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat, 2.10.01 www.ritlabs.com

Re[2]: All read messages in Inbox gone

Hello Thomas, On Saturday, May 22, 2004, at 12:22:15 AM, I received a message, mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED], in which you wrote: (Text not relevant to my reply may have been snipped.) On Fri, 21 May 2004 12:10:04 -0500 GMT (22/05/2004, 00:10 +0700 GMT), Stan Robins wrote: SR These were messages

Re[2]: All read messages in Inbox gone

, but I had her check her version, and she is still using 1.6xx! I waited pretty long to go from 1.6 to 2xx myself, and I apparently just forgot about hers. -- Stan Robins Mendota Heights, MN Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat, 2.10.01 www.ritlabs.com * One thing that separates us

Re[2]: All read messages in Inbox gone

think you have a stray filter. We'll get to that when we see whether my theory works. If you are not compressing, I'm on the wrong track. I should pare down my filters. Many are obsolete. I do use Read message filters more than any other. -- Stan Robins Mendota Heights, MN Email: [EMAIL

All read messages in Inbox gone

the messages in her Known Inbox disapppeared. Whatever is happening here is obviously intolerable. I hope someone has an explanation and remedy. -- Thanks, Stan Robins Mendota Heights, MN USA Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat, 2.10.01 www.ritlabs.com

Re[2]: All read messages in Inbox gone

. I wonder how many have reported this problem. I suspect a massive bug related to the filter routines. I better start making daily backups of my mailboxes. -- Stan Robins Mendota Heights, MN Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat, 2.10.01 www.ritlabs.com * My best score ever

Re[2]: Contact icon colors

On Wednesday, February 11, 2004, at 8:42:07 AM, I received a message, mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED], in which you wrote: (Text not relevant to my reply may have been snipped.) Dear Stan, @11-Feb-2004, 08:37 -0600 (11-Feb 14:37 UK time) Stan Robins [SR] in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: SR I hate

Contact icon colors

I hate to bother the list for a seemingly trivial question, but what do the colors of the icons for address book icons represent? There doesn't seem to be anything in the Help file on this, and I didn't find anything in the Archives on point. -- Thanks, Stan Robins

Message Dispatcher defaults (again)

flag should be clear. The user should have the option to make a clear flag the default. -- Thanks, Stan Robins Mendota Heights, MN USA Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat, 2.02.3 CE www.ritlabs.com * -not even Barbra Streisand celebrates herself

Why does The Bat! make a new entry in the Registry every time it launches?

:\Program Files\The Bat!\thebat.exe I would expect the engineers to be able to demonstrate that recreating the entry upon every launch is indispensable to some essential feature of the software. -- Thanks, Stan Robins Robins Analytics, Inc. Mendota Heights, MN

Message Dispatcher defaults

How can the Read flag be set to be unchecked when Message Dispatcher starts? I tried to find the answer to this in the archives, but there didn't seem to be an answer on point. -- Thanks, Stan Robins Mendota Heights, MN USA Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat

Re: E-mail Settings for Kaspersky Monitor and the Bat

!) But it seems to know how to find the active client. I get a Kaspersky logo next to the tray (WinXP) while downloading mail. I haven't noticed any download speed problems, but I am using TB 1.62r. -- Stan Robins Mendota Heights, MN Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat, 1.62r www.ritlabs.com

Re[2]: 2.0: slower - and other issues

piece of engineering. What has changed? Does TB's HTML somehow avoid the problem of executing destructive code wrapped in HTML, and other pitfalls of email HTML? -- Stan Robins Mendota Heights, MN Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat, 1.62r www.ritlabs.com On Tuesday, September 2, 2003, at 8

Re[2]: blah! (No need to post this)

On Friday, August 22, 2003, at 9:43:45 PM, I received a message in which you wrote: (Text not relevant to my reply may have been snipped.) -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi Stan, @22-Aug-2003, 20:58 -0500 (02:58 UK time) Stan Robins [SR] in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said

Re[2]: blah!

give an example of a macro that puts the link to the original message into the reply preamble? This feature was news to me. Thanks. -- Stan Robins Mendota Heights, MN Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat, 1.62r www.ritlabs.com * Golf is a game in which you yell fore, shoot six

Re: diary

-based pdas rely on the appropriate fields in Outlook on the PC. -- Stan Robins Mendota Heights, MN Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat, 1.62r www.ritlabs.com * Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups. (George Carlin