On Thursday, December 21, 2000, 9:57:56 PM, Thomas wrote:
>>>> When I tried just now, however, it didn't behave that way. TB
>>>> did prompt me the first time (so I've no idea why you couldn't
>>>> check mail on GMX), but then it remember it *forever*. I.e.,
>>>> even after I shut down and restarted TB, it could still check
>>>> mail for that account, even though the password field was still
>>>> blank (I didn't check the "update account data" option when
>>>> typing in the password). Could someone confirm this?
> No. TB aks me every single time when I do a POP-check.
Do you have the "do not store password, prompt on mail retrieval"
option checked?
> Which was the exact setting you refer to when you said that TB will
> remember the password "for this session only"? For me, TB either
> remembers permanently (if I so wish), or not all.
That's the old behavior. Now if you don't have the option mentioned
above checked, and you leave the password field empty in the account
properties, TB would prompt, but just once. If you check the "update
account data" option at this time, TB would write the password into
the account properties (shown as a series of *). If you don't check
the option, the password field in account properties remains empty,
but TB doesn't ask anymore. At least that's how it behaves here.
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Best regards,
Ming-Li
The Bat! 1.48f | Win2k SP1
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