On Sat, 30 Aug 2003 11:15:00 +0200 GMT, Roelof Otten wrote: RO> Well, continuing to spell tbudl should help, at least it does on my RO> system (also with non-betas), but another option is to use <Ctrl><+>, RO> it doesn't matter whether you use the + key from the numpad or not.
Yes, that is what is so frustrating. The "<CTL> +" combination also is not doing anything at all. I've had it working more/differently than it is right now in my experimentation. I seem to loose the majority of the autocomplete functionality when I turn off parsing of history. EG: right now, I get the behaviour as described in the prior message, and in this one, having no apparent "<CTL> +" operation -- setting is 'all address books'. I turned on 'history+all addrbks' and TBU grabbed the address from somewhere. I set it back to 'all addrbks', test, back to 'hist+all addbk', test doesn't work. In other words I'm not even seeing consistent operation of the same setting when toggling between two states of operation...other than it simply is not working as prescribed. <G> I get very inconsistent operation, making it a PITA to track down what is happening. At first I thought maybe it was just something simple like not having a fully constructed sur/family name so I put TBUDL in nickname, firstname and tried other variants of completed addy entries with no solid results. I'm just hoping it's not something wrong with TB compatibility with Windows 95. It'll be my first sign of a backwards compatibility problem. I've been using 95 dominantly but I think that I'll check this out in my 98 install. If present there (since I am sharing the data between 95/98) I guess I'll try wiping the data files and starting with virgin TB data files. -- Pixie Using The Bat! v1.62r on Windows 95 4.0 ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.62r | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
