Hello,
Friday, June 15, 2001, 10:27:45 AM, you wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> Thursday, June 14, 2001, 7:29:57 AM, you wrote:
>>
>> I'm still having some problems with the connection centre.....
>> Neither do the end task or abort buttons work.
>>
>> But what I have found is....
>>
>> Messages that are stuck when viewed show a blank page (HTML is set to
>> display but problem occurs if it's set to off!) but I can use the view
>> source option to see the content..........
>>
>> Normally I connect via cable modem but if I switch from LAN to dial up
>> in Network Administration then the next time some accounts are due for
>> checking the one's that are 'stuck' in the cc are re accessed and are
>> downloaded okay. However I then get an application error:-
>>
>> Exception EAccessViolation 36F426F0 in module THEBAT.EXE
>> Read of Address 37343934
>>
>> Does anyone know if any IE files/modules are accessed by TheBat! as
>> I'm wondering if this problem is being caused by a damaged IE file.
fvnc> I have almost the same problems as you descrive and things started to go wrong
since the connection centre was introduced in the Bat.
fvnc> The problems still exist in the latest beta versions and also in the official
relase 1.53BIS. For this reason I decided to go back to version 1.51.
fvnc> My operating system is Windows ME!
fvnc> Regards,
fvnc> Fred van Veen
fvnc> The Netherlands
Having a couple of problems with IE5.5 involving the favorites links
and the non display of .png graphics I decided to revert back to IE
ver 5. I noticed that this solved the favorites problem and I was also
able to view the wayward HTML messages that were earlier showing as a
blank page.
I then went and reloaded the Java VM and also re-installed IE 5.5 and
ran the Internet Repair option. This has fixed my IE problem and
without wanting to celebrate too soon TheBat! connection centre also
appears to be functioning properly. At least it's been running for 12
hours now and has downloaded various HTML content messages from the
previous 'problem accounts' (the accounts from problem accounts and
functioning accounts were all on the same server so I guessed it was
not a server thing). I'm hoping that there is a component/module of
IE that is used by TheBat! So perhaps it will be okay now.
The other alternative I'd considered was that it was a particular HTML
tag in a message that was causing a problem and that perhaps so far I
haven't received an HTML with that tag in it!!! I hope I'm wrong
though.
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David Stone (UK) mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Bat! Version 1.53bis. Platform Windows 98SE 4.10.2222 Ver. A
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