OK thanks Dierk,  I have version TB 1.52

When it first starts up from the installation icon,  it asks this

1 Is it a workstation with TCP/IP?   ---  This is what I think I need.

2 TCP/IP or Dial out Server?    ----  I just have an ISP 30 km away for 
my pop3 Outlook Express email.  My Netscape mail is an IMAP Server.

3 Non TCP/IP workstation  ----  That is not what I need I think.

Next comes this question:  Confirm Files:                                            
Files with extensions of _____ are not associated with the BAT.  Do you 
wish to associate those files with the BAT? YES or NO? 

                            The file ext. are     .VCF
                                                  .MSG
                                                  .EML

Do I need those file ext.'s?  I do not know. Are they important?
Also is #1 or #2 better to set up with?  My computer is just a home PC 
AMD chip 750 meg. 256 meg Ram  It is not a server for most programs, 
just a few,  but email is not one of them.

Now other folks wrote and said to use Web2pop  the site is
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  I believe.  What is your idea on all of this? 
  You are the only one I have replied back to and thank you for your 
help.

Are you in Germany?  I get that feeling.  My Mom is from Germany
Bye and thanks again!      Randall E. Nevins



Dierk Haasis wrote:

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> On Tuesday, May 29, 2001 at 6:07:33 AM you wrote:
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>> When TB first starts from the install icon,  it asks for a
>> few things.  First it asks 3 questions about mail servers and
>> one must be chosen.  Also the next questions are about .exe
>> that it says it does not do.
> 
> 
> Could you, please, be more specific.
> 
> 
>>   Do I need them?  What are they?
>> I said no to each not knowing if I did need them.
> 
> 
> If you need them, you should know now.
> 
> 
>> How do I configure it properly? I tried and it did not work. I also
>> have a Yahoo mail account but all mail from there is forwarded to my
>> Outlook Express email. Also the help file did not have file 129 I
>> think it was.
> 
> 
> OK, there is admittedly a problem with the (English) help, it is
> outdated. If you could be more specific on *what* you exactly want to
> configure, we gladly help you. That's what this list is made for. :-)
> 
> 
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