Hello Indie_Dev, Thursday, August 23, 2007, 4:07:25 PM, you wrote:
> I agree with you. Again - and I've said this before - my opinion has > nothing to do with telling the devs how they should develop their > program. If they choose to do something one way and I can't deal with > it, well, thats what competition is about. I'll switch again. If I find > a showstopper that causes me to quit using it, the end result is what > always happen. Very well said. However with the following lines it seems that we are moving to a dangerous ground: > I'll mention it on my blog, it will get read - millions > and millions of times. Then everyone even thinking of switching email > programs will then get to decide (after reading my documentation of the > anomaly) if they want an email program, in this case TB!, manggling their > email and screwing up their otherwise perfectly normal views. My guess Don't get me wrong but the above looks suspiciously like blackmail. And *this* will certainly NOT help The Bat!. Of course it's your opinion and well in your rights to publish however this is *YOUR* blog. Unless you allow RITLABS a formal answer it seems more than revenge/blackmail because The Bat! doesn't work the way that you want it and you are bashing it because of that. In my previous mail I wrote that I found your points valid but there are also counter points that are also valid! From The Bat's! behalf, the mail is RECEIVED as long as it got into its database. Technically this is correct. Personally I'm with you on this one. No matter how you put it, Imported e-mails *ARE NOT* received e-mails. I define "received" e-mails to be the e-mails I downloaded from server and NOT the e-mails I import from another storage. Obviously The Bat Devs have another definition. The real world analogue is very simple. Consider that I kept my mails (the real mails) in a box. One day I bought another box, bigger and more shiny. So I move the mails from the old box to the new box. But the mails are already there, they are *NOT* received again! The postman didn't live them to my PO Box! I merely changed the physical location where I put them! But as I wrote to my previous e-mail, this is a matter of taste. -- George M. Menegakis Using The Bat v3.99.17 (BETA) on Windows XP Service Pack 2 ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 3.99.21 | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
