Re[2]: Access violation in Account - Properties

2003-09-12 Thread Wilfried Mestdagh
Hello Mark,

MW While we're on the subject, how about Folder | Maintenance | Check
MW Integrity/Repair? That's cleared up some stuff for me before.

  tryed it. All folders: 'nothing to do'. I think I will try with a fresh
  installation when I have a moment of time

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Re[2]: Access violation in Account - Properties

2003-09-12 Thread Wilfried Mestdagh
Hello Alexander,

A If I were you, I'd rather make a backup with the internal backup utility,
A completely remove TB, and then do a fresh re-install, restoring the backup.

   Made a backup copy, uninstalled the bat completely including registry key's,
   removed folder and did fresh install of v2.

   On the first run it startet with the AV, but could go on. After restoring all
   my folders all is working again, but I still have the same problem.

   Am I the only one with Thebat v2 on winNT ?

   Of course I can start v1.62 if I wants to do something in my account
   properties, but that seems not a good workaround :(  And also what happens if
   the 30 day evaluate period is expired for the old version. Will it stop
   working ?

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Re[2]: Access violation in Account - Properties

2003-09-11 Thread Wilfried Mestdagh
Hello Mark,

MW remember NT 4.0 very well, but maybe it's worth trying to restore this
MW file from the CAB files?

   I did but is same result.

MW Also, regarding the beta version you installed... was that a version 2
MW or 1.6x?

   It was a 1.6x beta. And then I recall the first AV started (the one I did not
   mind, because pressing escape I could go on). But this is interesting:

   I have kept my original 1.62 version (renamed it to keep it). When I run it,
   I have the first AV.

   This means that something is went wrong, where version 1.62 did a non fatal
   AV, and version 2. do a second fatal AV.

   Could it be the amount of mail I have ?  My The bat folder is 200 MB. Maybe
   not ever tested with great amount of mail ?

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Re[2]: Access violation in Account - Properties

2003-09-11 Thread Wilfried Mestdagh
Hello Alexander,

A Since purge+compress has proven now and then to be a cure for many
A problems, have you tried that? (purge+compress all folders, I mean).

  Just tryed it, but in most folders it say 'nothing to do' as I have setup all
  my folders to cleanup on exit.  Result is still same...

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Re[2]: Access violation in Account - Properties

2003-09-11 Thread Wilfried Mestdagh
Hello Alexander,

A If I were you, I'd rather make a backup with the internal backup utility,
A completely remove TB, and then do a fresh re-install, restoring the backup.

  Ok thanks. It is a pretty that I dont know exact meaning and content of some
  files.  I see there is data and index and configuration files, but dont know
  what to delete and when it is safe. should be more easy :)

  I will try tomorrow and let you know. thanks for all advice of course.

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Re[2]: Access violation in Account - Properties

2003-09-11 Thread Wilfried Mestdagh
Hello Alexander,

A If I were you, I'd rather make a backup with the internal backup utility,
A completely remove TB, and then do a fresh re-install, restoring the backup.

  while I agree completely with your advice there is something to concider:
  suppose (probably) it works then, nobody will ever know what the problem was.
  i'm a developer myself and I should hate this :(

  I like to get down to problems and know the reason... Tomorrow or some while
  later someone else has also an AV

  The sorry thing is that the TECH and BETA lists is not very helpfull. I had
  expect at least a developer is once a while looking at it But the talk
  in those lists is more in anti virus and other silly things... not mutch
  tech there :(

  I wants to know that the help in this list is great !

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