Re[2]: Two From headers, and two undeletable View Modes issues

2013-11-04 Thread Chris Wilson
 Hi


 On Saturday 2 November 2013 at 3:52:52 PM, in
 mid:119627865.20131102155...@chriswilson.tv, Chris Wilson wrote:



 I am, and was, using 5.8.8, I am not sure why TB! is
 not adding the correct version designator, I'll have a
 poke about.

 What Thomas was referring to is the List Footer, added by this mailing
 list and not by TB!. To add the TB! version you are currently using,
 and the Windows version information, you need to include in your
 templates for this list something like:-

 Using The Bat! v%THEBATVERSION on %WINDOWSPLATFORMNAME %-
 %WINDOWSMAJORVERSION.%WINDOWSMINORVERSION Build %-
 %WINDOWSBUILDNUMBER %WINDOWSCSDVERSION%-




04 November 2013


Ok, I have added the macro, thanks!

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Chris Wilson

Using The Bat! v5.8.8 on Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 3








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Re[2]: Two From headers, and two undeletable View Modes issues

2013-11-04 Thread Chris Wilson
 The one thing I learned early on, was to set Global  View Mode to No View 
 Mode and leave it there. I see  no purpose for it and if you set it to 
 anything but No  View Mode it just takes over everything. Isn't that 
 what global means?

 It is a good, fast way to set all your folders to the way you always want to 
 read your email
 I have too many folders to even think about trying this, but I
 wonder if you set it to a specific view mode globally and then go
 back to no view mode would the settings done globally stay where
 they are but now you have the ability to change them?




04 November 2013


I have set my own global view mode that I call Generic View Mode
with messasges threaded and in reverse date order, and it is behaving
itself so far. I then use the folder View tabs to genersate waht
folder by folder view mode I want, (All,[which is therer by
default],Today, Yesterday, This Week, Unread, and Flagged. So far so
good since deleting the CONFIG.CDB file and letting TB! recreate it
and re-setting as required. Still think it's close to broken as a
facility, and trust it as far as I can throw it ;)

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Re[2]: Two From headers, and two undeletable View Modes issues

2013-11-04 Thread MFPA
Hi MAU


On Monday 4 November 2013 at 8:58:40 PM, you wrote:


 No matter what any newsreader does (or did), I see a contradiction that
 what you find 'confortable' at folder level is 'irritating' at thread 
 level. 


We are all individuals and see things slightly differently. I see no
contradiction in displaying the newest message (that is not part
of a thread) or the newest (most recently added-to) thread at the top
of a folder but still displaying threads in reading order.



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Re[2]: Two From headers, and two undeletable View Modes issues

2013-11-02 Thread Chris Wilson
 Hello Chris,

 On Thu, 31 Oct 2013 21:07:46 -0400 GMT (01-Nov-13, 08:07 +0700 GMT),
 Rick wrote:

 Current version is 5.2.2 | 'Using TBUDL' information:

 Current version is actually 5.8.8. Please upgrade and see whether the
 problem persists.

 What Windows version are you using?



02 November 2013


I am, and was, using 5.8.8, I am not sure why TB! is not adding the
correct version designator, I'll have a poke about. Windows is XP Pro
with all updates. You may have missed my reply to myself, but I fixed
it, although I still see a minor problem / glitch. hers is what I
wrote yesterday. Thanks for the reply Thomas.

~~~

In the hope it may help others here is the fix I found, with very
welcome support from Rick here. Thanks Rick!

Renaming TBUSER.DEF made no difference at all, and I checked there was
only one copy of that file on my whole machine. This seemed very odd.
TB! opened with no apparent changes anywhere at all, and the problems
remained. RITLABS support also suggested renaming the RIT folder in
the registry.


Renaming and recreating the RIT folder didn't fix it either, I'd tried
this earlier, and all it did was make me re enter my registration
code. The problems remained... :(

What DID fix it was renaming the CONFIG.CDB folder and letting TB!
recreate it. I had to set up View Modes again from scratch, but the
two From: entries that were un-deletable, the un-deletable two View
Modes, and the frozen Tabs were all fixed at the same time by this.


Is 5.8.8 actually using TBUSER.DEF, as renaming it and re launching
TB! showed no changes whatsoever? Even a PC reboot made no difference.
TB! didn't attempt to recreate a new TBUSER.DEF, either. Thanks. I
would like to know if 5.8.8 and onwards do still use TBUSER.DEF?

Hoping this may help someone with similar problems.






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Re[2]: Two From headers, and two undeletable View Modes issues

2013-11-01 Thread Chris Wilson


 The one thing I learned early on, was to set Global View Mode to No View 
 Mode
 and leave it there. I see no purpose for it and if you set it to anything but
 No View Mode it just takes over everything.



01 November 2013

Thanks Stuart. That is how I have run it, I too see no purpose in it.
There are far too many places to alter View Modes and little in the
way of documentation to say how they interact, save suck it and see.
IMHO.

In the hope it may help others here is the fix I found, with very
welcome support from Rick here. Thanks Rick!

Renaming TBUSER.DEF made no difference at all, and I checked there was
only one copy of that file on my whole machine. This seemed very odd.
TB! opened with no apparent changes anywhere at all, and the problems
remained. RITLABS support also suggested renaming the RIT folder in
the registry.


Renaming and recreating the RIT folder didn't fix it either, I'd tried
this earlier, and all it did was make me re enter my registration
code. The problems remained... :(

What DID fix it was renaming the CONFIG.CDB folder and letting TB!
recreate it. I had to set up View Modes again from scratch, but the
two From: entries that were un-deletable, the un-deletable two View
Modes, and the frozen Tabs were all fixed at the same time by this.


Is 5.8.8 actually using TBUSER.DEF, as renaming it and re launching
TB! showed no changes whatsoever? Even a PC reboot made no difference.
TB! didn't attempt to recreate a new TBUSER.DEF, either. Thanks. I
would like to know if 5.8.8 and onwards do still use TBUSER.DEF?

Hoping this may help someone with similar problems.



Current version is 5.2.2 | 'Using TBUDL' information:
http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html


Re[2]: Two From headers, and two undeletable View Modes issues

2013-10-31 Thread Chris Wilson


 Hello Chris,
   A reminder of what Chris Wilson typed on:
   Thursday, October 31, 2013 at 10:53:55 GMT +

CW Will V6 address this in any way? Thanks.

 I had the same mucked up View modes, doubles etc. and was able to delete them
 once I installed the v6 alpha. So there is hope. :)



31 October 2013


  Thanks Stuart, the more I look at View Modes, and tabs the more
  confused I get. The whole thing needs a rethink, there are far too
  many means of accessing the menus for these, and seemingly no rhyme
  nor reason in what overrides what. I have used The Bat! for very
  many years, and generally it's superb, but View Modes, Global View
  Modes, Folder View Modes and now Tabs. What a hodge podge of
  disparate menus, it needs sorting! I have now managed to lock up TB!
  messing with these, it *appears* using Tabs it will try and select
  more than one tab at a time, and also seems to get its knickers in a
  twist balancing Tabs and View Modes and deciding which to use.



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Re[2]: Two From headers, and two undeletable View Modes issues

2013-10-31 Thread Chris Wilson


 Hello Chris,
   A reminder of what Chris Wilson typed on:
   Thursday, October 31, 2013 at 13:12:53 GMT +

CW Thanks Stuart, the more I look at View Modes, and tabs the more
CW   confused I get. The whole thing needs a rethink, there are far too
CW   many means of accessing the menus for these, and seemingly no rhyme
CW   nor reason in what overrides what. I have used The Bat! for very
CW   many years, and generally it's superb, but View Modes, Global View
CW   Modes, Folder View Modes and now Tabs. What a hodge podge of
CW   disparate menus, it needs sorting! I have now managed to lock up TB!
CW   messing with these, it *appears* using Tabs it will try and select
CW   more than one tab at a time, and also seems to get its knickers in a
CW   twist balancing Tabs and View Modes and deciding which to use.

 The one thing I learned early on, was to set Global View Mode to No View 
 Mode
 and leave it there. I see no purpose for it and if you set it to anything but
 No View Mode it just takes over everything.



31 October 2013


  I am really at the end of my tether now, since playing with the
  fickle View Modes and Tabs I see a huge number of folders have
  changed their Unread / Read properties to showing a huge quantity
  as UNREAD. As far as I can see there's no going back over such a
  change. Despite the odd anomalies with the last of the V 4.* Bat!
  versions, nothing like this has ever occurred before. Paying for an
  upgrade to the latest V5.* has not been a pleasant experience. All I
  wanted was ALL folders to be set with a View Mode showing all
  messages threaded in reverse date order, and the new (to me) Tabs
  showing either : All / Today / Yesterday / This Week / or Unread.

  EXTREMELY unimpressed!

  That aside, many thanks for your frank advice :)



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