Hi, Miguel, Sunday, April 27, 2014, 5:11:36 AM, you wrote:
M> Hello Achdut18, >> So, why does the “working directory” need to be on “A” in order for >> The Bat! on B to work? M> I am not sure if this may be the cause but, what is your setting in M> Options/Preferences/System/Mail directory? That's it! The setting in options/Preference/System/Mail directory points to \\Desktop A\c\MAIL\ Changing the location fixed the problem! This, however, leaves me with a few questions: 1. If the e-mail client and data files are on "B", but Options/Preferences/System points to "A," how is what is on "A" being functionally used? 2. When in Options/Preferences/System on B and pointed to the data directory on B, a pop-up dialogue box listed all the data files on A, including so-called "cache" files I don't even see on A and asked if I wanted to overwrite the files on B and if so, to highlight the file and then tap the space bar for each file on A that I wanted to overwrite on B. Since the most current files were on B, I didn't do this. However, is this an easy way to copy data files from one computer to another? When I moved the data files to B, I copied and pasted the files over our home network from A to B and then changed the properties for each account. Would this have been done automatically just by changing the location in Options/Preferences/System? And, if so, does that MOVE the files from A to B or does it just COPY them from A to B? Thanks, again, Miguel, for your help! -- Avi Avram Sacks, using The Bat! ver. 6.0.0.28 on Win 7 pro sp1 ________________________________________________ Current version is 6.1.8 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
