On Saturday, September 27, 2003, Stefan Tanurkov wrote... > Finally, the new Beta site is up and running. From now on, it's > located at http://www.ritlabs.com/en/tbbeta/ > All suggestions are welcome - we'll try to make it more informative > and useful.
I like it... very nice, a lot more professional looking than before... Good work to the developers. > [+] Address Picker: it is now possible to add addresses manually (not > from Address Books) Was trying to work out what this meant... but now I see... good feature, though it seems to allow for entry of invalid email addresses, such as: [EMAIL PROTECTED]@netdork.net I think that'd be an invalid email address. > [+] Possibility to set the order of action of a scheduled event Is the backup option going to be introduced into the scheduler any time soon? > [+] Possibility to control execution based on exit code of a program > started by a scheduled action That's a great feature... you can probably get TB to trigger emails and what not on the failure of events... very nice. > [*] Message counters in IMAP folders are now displayed as actual <cached> Erm, does that mean the count is done from the cache? Or done from the actual IMAP server reply? The statement seems to contradict itself. I'd prefer it to be done off of the IMAP server count to be honest as I'm often having to switch to my webmail interface as TB is/was having issues accessing certain folders. > [*] IMAP implementation should be less memory greedy now Seems to be around where it was in the final betas... sitting at 30MB at the moment. > [*] Advanced button is removed from the Mail Management page of the > account properties dialogue - new pages are added instead This looks very much nicer. > [-] IMAP: Possible problems with large literals should be avoided > [-] IMAP option to fetch message structures is finally working > [-] (#0001666) (\NoSelect flag of an IMAP mailbox was ignored) Shall re-instate my UW-IMAP server to give this one a run down. Seems the ticker is behaving a little nicer now too... shall see how it progresses. -- Jonathan Angliss ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) Have you seen Quasimodo? I had a hunch he was back.
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________________________________________________________ Current beta is 2.00.18 | "Using TBBETA" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
