Thank you very much. I am still thinking about this program BAT.
I am not sure if it is worth the $$$. I have a problem with
Outlook Express with the server info that is under tools/accounts.
It happened 2 months ago. It is suppose to read:
Incoming mail-- mail.tmlp.com
Out Going mail-- mail.tmlp.com
User ut895x
But it wants to read like this on it's own:
Incoming mail-- localhost
Out Going mail-- mail.tmlp.com
User ut895x/mail.tmlp.com
The first week it did this the mail server at TMLP did not accept
the setting like this and would not give me the mail.
After a little while it sometimes gave the mail. Sometimes not.
Now it seems it doesn't care which way it is. I get the mail almost
always now, without having to reset the proper information in the
server info window or setting.
I have tried uninstalling this Outlook 2 times, the last time
I even deleted the folder that is left behind after the uninstall.
I reloaded again the whole program, rebooted and all the same info
came back, fully configured, totally, like it never was touched.
Even if I change the info to the correct settings. It will stay that
way while the computer is on. Close it, open it, it is the way
I reset it. But when I reboot or shutdown the computer and bring
it back up---it's changed back again to the wrong setting. Even it
I erase all the info and add it back like a new account, does not
work--still it returns the the wrong setting on reboot.
So I got this BAT to see if it could keep the proper setting--really--
as a test. It DOES. Why, then does Outlook Express change?
No one knows. Plus I thought the ability to combine all my email
programs was cool.
So I am still deciding if this is what I want (the BAT).
Since the TMLP mail server seems to give me my mail now with the
wrong settings.
Thanks to all who helped me and thank you Dierk for your concern.
God Bless and thank Jesus for the breaking of the wall! Amen
Good bye Randall Nevins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> Hello Randall!
>
> On Wednesday, May 30, 2001 at 1:28:04 AM you wrote:
>
>
>> 1 Is it a workstation with TCP/IP? --- This is what I think I need.
>
>
> Sounds correct; it's the standard for stand-alone computers.
>
>
>> The file ext. are .VCF
>> .MSG
>> .EML
>
>
>> Do I need those file ext.'s? I do not know. Are they important?
>
>
> They are standard extensions for files associated with e-mail clients.
> VCF is for electronic business cards (in German: VistenKartenFormat),
> MSG is a MeSsaGe and EML is another format to do with EMaiL (I don't
> know in the moment what it does exactly).
>
> NS, OE, Outlook and even Eudora just grab those extensions and
> whenever you double click on a file with it the programme will be
> launched. If you want TB! as your standard e-mail client associate
> them with it. Especially for VCF this is a good idea since it gets a
> nice icon ;-).
>
> With the next version (1.53) it will be possible to associate and
> dessociate files after having installed TB!.
>
>
>> 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.
>
>
> TCP/IP is the protocol used for data transfer. And a workstation in
> this case is a stand-alone PC like yours. You won't gain anything in
> using a server mode (or for that matter LAN) if you are not on a
> local network as a server.
>
>
>> 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.
>
>
> I gather you have a POP3/SMTP account for e-mail? Then you don't need
> Web2POP, it is for getting mail from pure web-based services to POP
> clients.
>
> TB! is a fully functional e-mail client like Outlook, OE, NS or
> Eudora, just with another interface and another feature set. If you
> haven't had problems getting and sending mail with any of the
> aforementioned you will not have problems with TB! on these basic
> functions.
>
> Most difficulties posted here are of a higher nature, that is in more
> sophisticated functions (mass mailings, keyboard shortcuts etc.).
>
> If you have further questions to set-up TB! correctly feel free to
> ask, but always include necessary information, so we can find the
> solution.
>
>
>> Are you in Germany? I get that feeling.
>
>
> Yes I am, I hope it is not my bad English creating your feeling :-).
>
>
>
> - --
> Dierk Haasis
> http://www.Write4U.de
>
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> The Bat 1.53 Beta/11
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>
> He, who doth not look back, will lose his way. (Derek Leveret)
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