In reply to <mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> : >>>> If I sent you an email in 1996 and it stayed on your ISP mail >>>> server until today how should it appear on email client? With >>>> today's date or 1996?
I>>> I was importing emails from my local drive that was _already_ I>>> downloaded. Its not on my ISP. I always download and delete my I>>> email from the server. >> You're avoiding my question, I'm just curious if on purpose or not. HO> I would say that it should appear with todays date. I would say it too. The receive date is when it was imported by TB and it shouldn't matter if it came from a POP server, a file or some other email client export file. I>>>>> And in case you didn't know this already, _only_ the Bat! does I>>>>> this. NO other email does this. None. >>>> It's different, not necessarily wrong. I>>> Its wrong. >> Until you answer my question it's JUST different. HO> I would say that TB! is doing it RIGHT. TB! received the imported HO> eMails today, so they have to display in the default "today" HO> filter. If someone want it differently, (s)he is free do use the HO> features of TB! to create any view (s)he wants. If people want a different thing, I would vote for an "Import date" thus leaving us with "Create", "Receive" and "Import/Archived". As I said previously, I think TB needs a 3rd date and I'll vote for that. HO> If (s)he is not willing to understand the features that TB! HO> offers, (s)he can move to an other eMail client. There are 30 days HO> of free trial to test TB! before buying. No comment. -- Best regards, Goncalo Farias What do we do now ยจ ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 3.99.21 | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
