canario.joe, On Friday, December 27, 2002, canario.joe [lycos.es] wrote in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
cjle> if there is a virus and the avirus app is set to "attempt to cjle> clean and delete if unsuccessful", the whole of the mesage base cjle> can be awept away. What is your basis for saying this? I have had viruses detected prior to using the plug-in, with my AV set to clean/delete, and also later with the plug-in. I have never had the problem you described. I use NOD32. If there is a sound reason for your statement, it would be a concern. cjle> � Park the important messages and they wont go lost from the data base cjle> in case of system failures; you can have them parked "automatically" cjle> from the filter options. I think your backup suggestions are good. However, parking the message will not, I believe, affect the disposition of the .tbb file in Windows. cjle> Finally, 1700 messages sound a bit too much. There may be (there were) cjle> memory management problems in TB if the message base is that large. I personally think it tempts fate to keep that many messages in a mail client, so I use Mailbag Assistant, as do some others on this list. However, FWIW, I'll pass on reports from others here that 1700 messages is not too many for TB! to manage capably. cjle> Guys, the only thing that really sux in TB is the IMAP/secure POP3 cjle> support. These guys hace got to do something about this because IMAP cjle> and secure connections are being widely used in universities and other cjle> institutions. Agreed. -- JN ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
