Hello Thomas & all other TBUDL members,

Friday, January 07, 2000, 12:03:54 AM, Thomas wrote in response to my saying:

DH>> I know that by choosing ctrl+F2 I get a list of what's on the
DH>> server, with four boxes: Read, Receive, Delete and Open - for
DH>> each message. The default is with the first 2 checked, the second
DH>> two unchecked.

DH>> I want to download some of them now and leave the rest, but be able to
DH>> download those later. Can this be done? If so, what would the
DH>> procedure be?

TF> Just don't "select for download" the messages you don't want to
TF> download.

I did that. You mean uncheck the receive box, and it wasn't
downloaded. But what is the difference between Read and Open?

DH>> One day I tried to do that but when I tried to get the message
DH>> left on the server they were no longer visible.

TF> You should have unchecked "delete message", I would think.

No Tom, delete is unchecked by default. I should have used
shift+ctrl+F2 instead of ctrl+F2 to see all of them, rather than just
the new ones. (Account | Dispatch mail). It was probably still there
but TB didn't consider it new at that point. I noticed this after I
wrote to the list, because I continued to have trouble downloading
with this gd telmex (prodigy) connection.

They have done a great job getting people to buy computers and on the
net by offering an Acer Celeron for 50$us down and 50$us more a month
for 2 years. Now they have 120 modems answering calls (with the parent
company charges for - right, they charge a flat rate for local calls)
here in this not so big city, but no enough band width to handle it.

Anyway, I'm trying out another ISP and so far so good.

TF> If my above comments sounds a bit short, .... If the above (which
TF> is pretty self-explanatory on the mail dispatcher, even without
TF> openeing the help file) does not answer your question, I have not
TF> understood your question.

You have but once again the options are: Read, Receive, Delete and
Open. Read and Delete seem to be pretty clear options, but what is the
difference between Read and Open?

DH>> Thanks in advance. And thanks for the tip about the tip about TB as a
DH>> word processor. If anyone knows the right Spanish keyboard keystrokes,
DH>> give a holler.

TF> Try the same crtl combinations as advised for the German keyboard and
TF> let us know the outcome.

OK I'll do it but I doubt they're the same.

  Standard   Spanish                       German   Spanish

  Ctrl-[     Does nothing                  Ctrl-�   Not applicable
                                                    (no � key)
  Ctrl-]     Make 1st letter upper case    Ctrl-�   Does nothing
  Ctrl-/     Does nothing                  Ctrl-#   Does nothing

Nothing new turned up.
  
TF> BTW is the Latin American keyboard different from the Spanish
TF> (European) keyboard

Yes - it is different.

TF> (as US and UK keyboards, or German and Swiss keyboards, are
TF> different)?

If you say so. On my other U.S. bought machine (not here), I made
little stickers for my keys and toggled back and forth between English
and Spanish keyboards, which win95b will let you do (don't know about
win95a).

To make those stickers I simply typed out a key at a time and took
note of the difference. That could do it, if and when I can set this
OS to toggle to a US keyboard situation, since the US layout is
considered standard, evidently.

Douglas

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