Re: [T/N: C7DF0A92]:

Hello Ian, > Just wondering how to add a custom dictionary for spell checking? I > can;t seem to find where to create one. Are you using SSCE dictionaries? ) know I created one some 9 or 10 years ago but, right now, I don't have the slightest idea of how I did it. -- Best regards, Miguel

Re: [T/N: CDD1A1F6]: Yahoo mail via POP

Hello Ian, Tuesday, June 29, 2021, 1:19:49 AM, you wrote: > G'day, > Ok, I figured it out. > The Bat! is considered an "insecure app" by Yahoo and so needs a separate > password to be able to use it from the POP3 server, whereas MailWasher is > seen as a secure app! > So, work your way ove

Re: [T/N: F1FB303C]: Show message tabs????

Hello Ian, On Mon, 21 Jun 2021 15:04:03 +1000 GMT (21-Jun-21, 12:04 +0700 GMT), Ian A. White wrote: >>> How do I turn the message tabs back on? TF>> I am not sure whether this is what you mean: TF>> Main Menu: Workspace / Folder Tabs / [X] Show folder tabs > Not quite, but it pointed me in the

Re: [T/N: F1FB303C]: Show message tabs????

Hello Ian, On Sun, 20 Jun 2021 23:17:24 +1000 GMT (20-Jun-21, 20:17 +0700 GMT), Ian A. White wrote: > It's been a LONG day. ;-) > I have to call it quits for tonight as it is heading for midnight. > While trying to get rid of the quick reply window, I saw a tool tip to "Hide > Message Tabs. I

Re: [T/N: 7232C0F3]: Upgrading The Bat!

Sorry, I prepared it as a plain text message but had to resend it and when I edited the message, the old quirk of changing the format back to HTML kicked back in and I forgot to switch it back. -- Current version is 9.1.18 | 'Using TBUDL' infor

Re: [T/N: 7232C0F3]: Upgrading The Bat!

Title: Re: [T/N: 7232C0F3]: Upgrading The Bat! G'day Richard, Apologies for the way this comes through, but while the upgrade has gone through without a hitch as far as my message base and filters are concerned, my message templates have become horribly screwed up, hence the poor format of

Re: [T/N: 7232C0F3]: Upgrading The Bat!

Hello Ian, > I need to preserve the existing message database and apart from a  > separate copy of the messages and then doing Backup through the Tools  > menu, is there any thing I need to do? In addition to the TB internal backup of your message database and settings, I would do a full backup

Re: [T/N: 2EA9557A]: Unable to contact RitLabs

On 17 March 2021 at 11:35 Ian A. White wrote and made these points >... IAW> So please, what mail server do I need to use? Do I use IAW> c4s4-4e-syd.hosting-services.net.au or mail.wai.com.au, and when will IAW> those settings become perational? I would suggest that you move away from a servic

Re: [T/N: 2EA9557A]: Unable to contact RitLabs

On 17 March 2021 at 05:11 Ian A. White wrote and made these points IAW> I am having some issues and thought I'd post a message on the RITLabs IAW> forum on their web page. ... IAW> How do I contact someone there? They are present on these support lists and may have seen your message. You do

Re: [T/N: 66B196C9]: Upgrading procedure

Hello TBUDL@thebat., Saturday, June 1, 2019, 9:09:59 PM, you wrote: IAW> G'day, IAW> Hope this is OK to post here. IAW> As you can see, I am using a rather old version of The Bat! I did have IAW> a discount coupon, however with a few things going on at the moment, I IAW> put things off until it

Re[2]: [T/N: 5E5340E0]: Problem with Root Certificate

7/14/2015 7:30 PM Hi Ian, On 7/14/2015 Ian A. White wrote: IAW> What I did was search for a RapidSSL certificate (as this is what the IAW> log showed. One of the links had what looks like a hex dump of a IAW> certificate. I did a copy and paste into a file and gave it a crt IAW> extension. TH

Re[2]: [T/N: 5E5340E0]: Problem with Root Certificate

7/14/2015 7:45 AM Hi Ian, On 7/13/2015 Ian A. White wrote: IAW> What complicates matters is that my web host sold out to one company, IAW> and then that company sold out to another. It was the first company IAW> that switched servers and no one now knows how, why or what was done. I once reso

Re: [T/N: 5E5340E0]: Problem with Root Certificate

Hi On Tuesday 14 July 2015 at 2:44:15 AM, in , Ian A. White wrote: > The first link said the it was already installed as a > certificate authority. How would your browser know whether or not you had this certificate in The Bat!'s Trusted Root CA address book? Anyway, a quick search gave m

Re: [T/N: 5E5340E0]: Problem with Root Certificate

>I tried them all, but no luck. Did you try importing them into the address book? That is where they go and I didn't mention it in the first email Current version is 6.6 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.htm

Re: [T/N: 5E5340E0]: Problem with Root Certificate

>How do I rectify the situation? I have tried to search for a solution, but >generally end up nowhere. I've spent the best part of a week trying to get my >web host to resolve it, but they say they have tested it and it is OK. Of >course it would be OK as they are using a matched set of certific

Re: [n]

Hi On Wednesday 13 September 2006 at 11:38:54 PM, in , Terry Munson wrote: > Account/properties/reply/use reply numbering in subject or %SingleRe in reply templates as required -- Best regards, MFPA The second mouse gets the cheese Using The Bat! v3.80.06 on W

Re: [n]

Julian, > Go to Account Properties for the account(s) in question. Go down to > Templates, then Reply (you may need to expand the Templates list to > see this) and uncheck the checkbox second up from the > bottom - "Use reply numbering in subject line". Thanks, There's always more to learn about

Re: [n]

On Wednesday, September 13, 2006, 11:17:16 PM, Paul Jansen wrote: > How can I turn off the number in [] after the the Re when replying to > messages. It seems to be messing up the threading for people not > using The Bat and I would like to have the choice whether to use this > facility or not.

Re: [n]

Hello Paul, Account/properties/reply/use reply numbering in subject -- Thanks, Terry Using the Bat! 3.85.03 under Windows XP Service Pack 2 2600 Current version is 3.85.03 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUD

Re: [n]

Dear All, How can I turn off the number in [] after the the Re when replying to messages. It seems to be messing up the threading for people not using The Bat and I would like to have the choice whether to use this facility or not. Thanks -- PJ Using TB! v3.85.02 on Windows XP 5.1.2600 Servi

Re: Keep messages in the base for n days

Hello Marck, > I have evidence of a message with a creation date in 1998 that > doesn't yet fit the 30 day retention criteria. So TB is clearly > using received date for purging information. Thanks for the confirmation :) -- Best regards, Miguel A. Urech (El Escorial - Spain) Using The Bat! v2

Re: Keep messages in the base for n days

Hi Mau, @23-Nov-2003, 19:39 +0100 (23-Nov 18:39 UK time) MAU [M] in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: M> ,- [ Keep messages in the base for n days ] M> | The maximum age of a message allowed in the message base. If a message M> | is older than this, it will be automatically deleted

Keep messages in the base for n days

Hello all, In folder properties one can set for how long to keep messages. TB's help says: ,- [ Keep messages in the base for n days ] | The maximum age of a message allowed in the message base. If a message | is older than this, it will be automatically deleted from the message | ba

Re: Keep messages in the base for n days

Hello Stefan, > Then you should park the threads you are interested in. This way, > messages won't get deleted by purging. No, parking is not the solution for what Paul (and others like me) is looking for. Parking is the solution if I want to keep the thread for ever (or a very long time), but th

Re: Keep messages in the base for n days

Hello Thomas, > I have set the expiration to 180 days. Haven't found a mailing-list > thread that ran longer than that... ;-) I set most my mailing list to just 15 or 30 days at the most. My message base would be huge if I set these to 180 days. As I say in my reply to Peter Meyns, I found this "

Re: Keep messages in the base for n days

Hello Peter, >>> Yes, indeed. It will mark the messages out of range as "deleted", and >>> with the next "Purge and compress" they will be actually deleted. > PR>> It strikes me this could be somewhat inconvenient. > > Why is that? My previous MUA had that capability. While there was at least one

Re: Keep messages in the base for n days

Hello Paul, On Fri, 15 Aug 2003 22:19:54 +0100 GMT (16/08/2003, 04:19 +0700 GMT), Paul Richardson wrote: >> you could set your list folder to not expire messages at all > Better, IMO. Then I could copy or delete the entire thread "manually". I have set the expiration to 180 days. Haven't found

Re[2]: Keep messages in the base for n days

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Good [morning|afternoon|day|evening|night] Paul, PR> It strikes me this could be somewhat inconvenient. Then you should park the threads you are interested in. This way, messages won't get deleted by purging. - -- Regards, Stefan ...Blessed is the end-use

Re: Keep messages in the base for n days

Peter Meyns wrote: > Why is that? TBH, I suppose mainly because my previous e-mail client did not split threads in this way; it wouldn't delete until the last message passed the sell-by date. > If I want to save a thread, I copy it to my "archive" > folder, and let the mailing list continue its

Re: Keep messages in the base for n days

Hi Paul, on Fri, 15 Aug 2003 21:05:44 +0100GMT (15.08.03, 22:05 +0200GMT here), you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] : >> Yes, indeed. It will mark the messages out of range as "deleted", and >> with the next "Purge and compress" they will be actually deleted. PR> It strikes me this could be somew

Re: Keep messages in the base for n days

Peter Meyns wrote: > Yes, indeed. It will mark the messages out of range as "deleted", and > with the next "Purge and compress" they will be actually deleted. TVM It strikes me this could be somewhat inconvenient. -- Paul Richardson Using The Bat! v1.62r on Windows 2000 5.0 Build 2195 Servi

Re: Keep messages in the base for n days

Hi Paul, on Fri, 15 Aug 2003 20:38:44 +0100GMT (15.08.03, 21:38 +0200GMT here), you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] : PR> If this setting is exceeded, will TB split an existing thread, PR> removing those that exceed it and keeping those that do not? Yes, indeed. It will mark the messages out of r

Keep messages in the base for n days

If this setting is exceeded, will TB split an existing thread, removing those that exceed it and keeping those that do not? Nothing in the Help file again. -- Paul Richardson Using The Bat! v1.62r on Windows 2000 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 3

Re: Auto-save every N sec feature

On Friday, April 4, 2003, 5:51:24 PM, you wrote: > On Saturday, April 5, 2003, 00:48, Mark Knipfer wrote: >> Is this setting for saving a message that you are composing every N >> seconds? > Yes. >> If yes, where does it save the message you are composing? > To th

Re: Auto-save every N sec feature

On Saturday, April 5, 2003, 00:48, Mark Knipfer wrote: > Is this setting for saving a message that you are composing every N > seconds? Yes. > If yes, where does it save the message you are composing? To the outbox, as a draft. Great feature IMHO. -- Regards, Marcus Ohlström Usin

Auto-save every N sec feature

In The Bat! 1.63i when I go to Options | Editor Preferences | General there is this setting: Auto-save every [0 ] sec Is this setting for saving a message that you are composing every N seconds? If yes, where does it save the message you are composing? When I click Help in the Editor

Re: Getting rid of Re[n]:

On Wednesday, April 10, 2002, 4:25:15 PM, Lars wrote: LG> Hi Chris, LG> On Wednesday, April 10, 2002 at 16:12:47 [GMT +0200], you wrote: CL>> I have had nothing but complaints about it from folk I send mail CL>> to, so would like to switch it off. Any hints? LG> Yes. Go to the "Account proper

Re: Getting rid of Re[n]:

Good evening Chris, It was foretold that on 10-4-2002 @ 16:12:47 GMT+0200 (which was 16:12 where I live) Chris Lilley wrote and spread these wise comments on "Getting rid of Re[n]:": CL> Is there some configuration setting, or something I can put in a CL> template, that a

Re: Getting rid of Re[n]:

Hello Chris You wrote On Wed, 10 Apr 2002, at 16:12:47 [GMT +0200] (00:12 Thursday where I live):- > Is there some configuration setting, or something I can put in a > template, that avoids generating the Re[2]: format and generates the > regular Re: format for replies instead? In your acc

Re: Getting rid of Re[n]:

Hi Chris, On Wednesday, April 10, 2002 at 16:12:47 [GMT +0200], you wrote: CL> I have had nothing but complaints about it from folk I send mail CL> to, so would like to switch it off. Any hints? Yes. Go to the "Account properties -> Templates -> Reply" and uncheck "Use reply numbering in the s

Re: Getting rid of Re[n]:

On Wednesday, April 10, 2002, 16:12, Chris Lilley wrote: > Is there some configuration setting, or something I can put in a > template, that avoids generating the Re[2]: format and generates > the regular Re: format for replies instead? > I have had nothing but complaints about it from folk

Getting rid of Re[n]:

Hello there, Is there some configuration setting, or something I can put in a template, that avoids generating the Re[2]: format and generates the regular Re: format for replies instead? I have had nothing but complaints about it from folk I send mail to, so would like to switch it off. Any

Re[4]: Signature "-- \n" Problem

Hallo Jernej, JS> End will always miss the last space. Select with mouse, and you'll see JS> it. You missunderstood me, in the 'Templates' 'End' really stops behind the space. I just created a draft, seeing that in my drafts the space is not missing. So this really must be a problem of our smtp

Re[3]: Signature "-- \n" Problem

Hello nick, 21. januar 2002, 13:22:45, you wrote: npod> Thats what Ive done, putting the cursor to the beginning of the line npod> and pressing 'end' will put the cursor correctly after dashdashspace, npod> so there definatly is a dashdashspacenewline. I actually didnt want to npod> use external

Re: Signature "-- \n" Problem

Hi Nick, npod> (PS, I just manually put a space down there :) hm, maybe your mail server or virus scanner steals your spaces... ? | Received: from komm-npa.gfd.de ([10.112.100.36]) by Notes-Fax1.obi.de (Lotus Domino | Release 5.0.3 (Intl)) with ESMTP id 2002012113224853:62361 ; Mon, 21 Jan |

Re[2]: Signature "-- \n" Problem

Hallo Jernej and Brano, JS> Type in the template. Even though it will JS> not look like there is a space at the end, there will be (just don't JS> fiddle with the -- line after that). Thats what Ive done, putting the cursor to the beginning of the line and pressing 'end' will put the cursor co

Re: Signature "-- \n" Problem

Hello nick, 21. januar 2002, 12:15:55, you wrote: npod> as you can see my sig is just "--\n", although I correctly put npod> "-- \n" in my 'new message' template. What am I doing wrong?? npod> (Using TB 1.53d) Type in the template. Even though it

Re: Signature "-- \n" Problem

[EMAIL PROTECTED] [np], on Monday, January 21, 2002 at 12:15 (+0100) thoughtfully wrote the following: np> as you can see my sig is just "--\n", although I correctly put np> "-- \n" in my 'new message' template. What am I doing wrong?? np> (Using T

Signature "-- \n" Problem

Hi, as you can see my sig is just "--\n", although I correctly put "-- \n" in my 'new message' template. What am I doing wrong?? (Using TB 1.53d) Bye Nick -- / Nick Panienski - GfD IT-Kommunikation / Dipl. Ing. Informationstechnik (BA) IMPORTANT NOTIC

stupid registration question ( y/N=no ) at least i got 59 more versions at least. ;o)

R> hth €•—š ÛÛv2.00 ÛÛv1.41 how much is 1ea v2.x + 1.x discount = ? -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com To send a message to the list moderation team double click here:

it works .. i think (was : How to suppress the S/N)

Hello all, on Wed, 22 Dec 1999, at 22:57:15 local time (GMT +0300), Andrew wrote: > Sure. You have to use some program for that (a kind of "transparent" > SMTP server - you tell The Bat to use it as your SMTP server and to > that program - to use your real SMTP server). I've heard about VPOP. >

Re: How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

Hello all, on Fri, 24 Dec 1999, at 23:43:42 local time (GMT -0700), Keith wrote: > I, too, would like a translation or a brief readme. Alex Sanyukovitch, the author, put an an english readme on : http://members.tripod.co.uk/xraysoft -- Rob ( [EMAIL PROTECTED] ) using The Bat! 1.38e ... Go th

Re[2]: How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

Happy to help! Tony Rob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said at 7:54 AM on 12/29/1999: > btw ; i contacted the author of X-Ray about english documentation and he said > he would translate the Russian docs. within the next few days ... > he also asked if someone could proofread them. i could do it, but Engl

Re[2]: How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

Hello Rob, On Wed, 29 Dec 1999 14:54:17 +0100 GMT your local time, which was Wednesday, December 29, 1999, 8:54:17 PM (GMT+0700) my local time, Rob wrote: Rob> [re: Maillita] >> I had a quick look and while I am buzy fixing up 3 computers I did >> notice that the guy who wrote it must be Dutch.

RE: How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

[re: Maillita] > I had a quick look and while I am buzy fixing up 3 computers I did > notice that the guy who wrote it must be Dutch. yep, i noticed that too. some filenames in the package are Dutch. also the Maillita homepage was with a Dutch provider (dds.nl). > I wouldnt mind having a go thro

Re[2]: How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

Hello Tony AT Mendina, On Tue, 28 Dec 1999 14:26:38 -0600 GMT your local time, which was Wednesday, December 29, 1999, 3:26:38 AM (GMT+0700) my local time, Tony AT Mendina wrote: Tony> I myself am the purveyor of a program that can suppress the serial Tony> numberMaillita, at Tony> http://mem

Re: How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

I myself am the purveyor of a program that can suppress the serial numberMaillita, at http://members.home.com/mendina/maillita.html It has *extensive* documentation online at my website, and the interface is richer than the x-ray one. Translation--to add a filter, you press the "add a filter"

Re[2]: How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

adme. Well, in a week I plan to download it, so then I'll send you a translation, if anyone will be interested in it by that time. -- Best regards, Andrew mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat! 1.38e S/N E9230B5C under Russian Windows 98 4.10 Build A on an AMD

Re: How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

Dear Keith! (e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]) In your message dated 25.12.1999 and concerning "How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy" you wrote: KR> Well, it certainly isn't English. I'm not about to run the executable KR> without having any idea of what it will d

Re: How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

Hello, fellow Bat-lovers. On Friday, December 24, 1999, 6:26:06 AM, Rob wrote: >>Another program is X-Ray (http://xraysoft.cjb.net/) > do you know if there's a translation of whatever the readme.txt of that > package is written in ?? (i guess it's Russian ...) Well, it certainly isn't English

RE: How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

>Another program is X-Ray (http://xraysoft.cjb.net/) do you know if there's a translation of whatever the readme.txt of that package is written in ?? (i guess it's Russian ...) -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl.thebat.dutai

Re: How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

On Thu, 23 Dec 1999 23:54:55 +0100, Dieter Hummel wrote: > On Wed, 23 Dec 1998 at 00:12:40 [GMT +0500] Denis V. Petelin wrote: > ^^^ > You don't accept Y2K _this_ end of December? Sorting messages by received time, to the rescue. : -- Ali Martin | U

Re: How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

Hello Listmembers, On Wed, 23 Dec 1998 at 00:12:40 [GMT +0500] Denis V. Petelin wrote: ^^^ You don't accept Y2K _this_ end of December? Regards Dieter ...Don't stop at one bug. |Running TheBat! 1.38e [reg] on | |Windows NT v4 Build 1381 Service Pack 6| -- Dieter Humm

Re: How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

Dear Andrew! (e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]) In your message dated 23.12.99 and concerning "How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy" you wrote: AKL> Another program is X-Ray (http://xraysoft.cjb.net/) Yes - this one is good and very small. -- Sincerely, Denis V. Pe

Re[2]: How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

Hello tracer, On Thu, 23 Dec 1999 20:30:05 +0700 GMT your local time, which was Thursday, December 23, 1999, 8:30:05 PM (GMT+0700) my local time, tracer wrote: tracer> Hello Andrew K. Lovetski, tracer> On Wed, 22 Dec 1999 22:57:15 +0300 GMT your local time, tracer> which was Thursday, December 23

Re: How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

Hello Andrew K. Lovetski, On Wed, 22 Dec 1999 22:57:15 +0300 GMT your local time, which was Thursday, December 23, 1999, 2:57:15 AM (GMT+0700) my local time, Andrew K. Lovetski wrote: Andrew> Hello, The Bat Users! AM>> So, after all this. Is there a way to suppress the serial number? write the e

How to suppress the S/N - was - Re[2]: privacy

x27;ve heard about VPOP. Another program is X-Ray (http://xraysoft.cjb.net/) -- Best regards, Andrewmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Using The Bat! 1.38e S/N E9230B5C under Russian Windows 98 4.10 Build A on an AMD-K5-133 with 32Mb EDO 60ns RAM and Samsung WNR-3160

Re: feature request : moving mail-folders by drag-n-drop

Hi, all, On 23/09/1999, at 00:53, lowlevel (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) took a mike and sang on a blues tempo: l> Greetings, l> lowlevel Just press ALT, then drag as you wish. -- Best regards, Claude. mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Thought

Re[2]: feature request : moving mail-folders by drag-n-drop

Hija Steve, Thursday, September 23, 1999, 1:00:41 AM, you seem to have written: SL> Wednesday, September 22, 1999, 3:53:42 PM, lowlevel wrote: >> I would like to move a mail-folder(-tree!) by simply dragging it to >> the right place, instead of having to re-create them (all). This >> is ver

Re: feature request : moving mail-folders by drag-n-drop

Wednesday, September 22, 1999, 3:53:42 PM, lowlevel wrote: > I would like to move a mail-folder(-tree!) by simply dragging it to > the right place, instead of having to re-create them (all). This > is very cubersome.. ALT/CNTL LMB-drags are what you're looking for. -- Steve C

feature request : moving mail-folders by drag-n-drop

Hello TBUDL, I would like to move a mail-folder(-tree!) by simply dragging it to the right place, instead of having to re-create them (all). This is very cubersome.. Greetings, lowlevel -- -- View