Maxim,
What do you think about using THEBAT.IPC under Windows Me, Windows 98,
or
Windows 95 only? Under Windows NT-based operating systems The Bat! will
use named
pipe "\\.\pipe\The Bat! 0 CmdLine", where 0 is the current session ID
(i.e. 0 - first logged
user, 1 - second logged user and so on). Under desktop operating system
the ID is most
probably 0, while under Terminal Servers it may vary depending on the
number of
simultaneously logged users.
Do you like the idea of replacing the file to the named pipes?
Sounds like a necessary change. There are time when TB is busy with
handling multiple connections to an Imap server. Writing to a file in the
Documents and Settings folder might work better at such times.
--
Gleason
Using The Bat! 3.85.3 on Windows XP Sp2.
Connecting to the Fastmail server which uses
Cyrus IMAP server software.
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