Thanks to Januk, Allie, and SyP. I just compressed all folders (never
did that before - I never knew that TB didn't really delete messages -
that seems like a bad thing to me. If I hit the delete button, it
should move it to the trash folder. It should *not* leave it hidden in
the folder it was originally in, that just doesn't make any sense at
all.
Anyway, thanks to those who responded. Hopefully now the problem has
been solved - if this doesn't fix it, I'll post another message.
Jason
> Hello Jason,
> Historians believe that Tuesday, September 4, 2001 at 17:14 GMT -0400
> was when, Jason Ellis [JE] typed the following:
JE>> I am using TB v1.51 on Windows 2000, and since moving to this
JE>> combination in May (previously I was on Windows NT with TB 1.48) I
JE>> have found that it takes an excruciatingly long time to open folders
JE>> within TB.
> <snip>
JE>> Anyone have this problem who could provide some guidance?
> It sounds like you need to compress the folders.
> (Folders -> Compress all folders).
> When you delete a message, it is not removed from disk, it is only
> marked as deleted. A compress operation physically removes these
> messages. To see if you do have these deleted messages on disk, use
> the Folder->Browse Deleted feature.
> You can automate the compression so that it occurs every time you
> close down TB. This option is set folder-by-folder in the folder
> properties.
> One other thing you can check out is the Purge option. Purge will
> delete messages based on your folder settings. It then runs a
> compress operation automatically.
--
Jason Ellis, CEO
Hosting Solutions, Inc.
www.windowswebhost.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
--
________________________________________________________
Archives : http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com
Moderators : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
TBTech List: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Latest Vers: 1.53d
