Hello Paul, Historians believe that on 23 November 2008 , at 17:14:49[GMT -0500](which was 22:14 where I live) you wrote:
KV>> IT IS NOT ABOUT GMAIL. Please read the mails we exchanged. > I have been reading the thread. For practical purposes it is about > Gmail. I started this thread, and at no point did state I had a problem with Gmail. I just had a problem. What I am concerned about is that The Bat! had a problem and did not inform me that it had a problem. > I have hundreds of TB users in many countries around the world. > I teach them about the Log because I want them to be aware and > enabled, not controlled by ignorance. On the _very rare_ occasion that > a message doesn't download they know where to look for the reason, > and, can view all of the account activity. Yes it is rare, it is that rare that you don't always look for it. If I was informed that it could not download a message then I could do something about it. No information no action. One of my jobs has been as system admin as such I always wanted to be informed if there was a problem. If I could not guarantee that a system would inform me of an error the I would set it up to inform me of a success. I always assume that no error message means that everything is OK. If something goes wrong I want to know. As I stated earlier, I don't care who's fault it is I just want to know. > Also, all users are taught how to use the webmail interface for their > account(s). Some account don't have such a thing. > How many times have you, or another user, had this problem with a > service other than Gmail? Not many. That means that on the rare occasion that there is a problem I want to know. > It was Gmail that started this thread. It is still about Gmail with a > miniscule need for this using other providers. NO. I did not state it was gmail. I just said I had a problem. > I am not against an error message for non-downloadable messages. Good. > I am totally against a large _red_ panic message as you suggest. Just let The Bat! tell me some how. -- Cheers David mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Thought for the day : Wide awake in dreamland.
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