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Hello Michael and everyone else...
What a mess!
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MSG> In the same session, I received mail and sent mail, created a few
MSG> mailboxes, and tried to work with the program.
Really? Everything worked fine? When I rename my TB folder while it is
running, Bat can no longer access any mail folders, so it recreates
the TB disk folder structure under the original names with zero
messages in each accessed folder. Hmm.
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MSG> So I decided to reinstall the program, being sure to install it to
MSG> TheBat. Everything seemed to go all right, but THE BAT is back! And
MSG> I can't get rid of it. It is still recreated each time I open TheBat.
Did you copy your TB files to your newly reinstalled TB? If so, TB's
account config file(s) still expect to find their messages in "The
Bat!" folder.
I would suggest this: Check each of the folders' properties and
manually change the directories where TB should look for messages for
these folders. Only when all references to "The Bat!" in TB's
configuration (all account information and possibly some registry
entries) have been changed to "TheBat!" will TB stop looking for
anything in "The Bat!"
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Nostalgia just ain't what it used to be.
//The Bat! v1.47 Beta/5
//Win98 v4.10 build 1998
//AMD K6-2 400mhz 128mb
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