Hello Thomas & other TB! list members following this thread,

On Wednesday, October 29, 2003, Thomas wrote to say:

DH>>>> What kind of plugins?

TF>>> Anti-Spam and Anti-Virus.

DH>> These are plugins designed specifically for TB!?

TF> Yes. By TB users.

I see. By TB users using TB! for email w/ & w/o attachments here and now.

>> Are they for Apps that must be purchased?

TF> So far, all of them are free. However, the download sites seem to be
TF> all over the place, they are not centralised at Ritlabs, because they
TF> are all still in beta status (the way I undersand it).

They are secret plugins, then. Plugins that you can't install unless
you already know of their existence. Plugins that are spread by word
of mouth. 

TF> The maintainance center does 4 things for all accounts:

TF> Check integrity
TF> Kill dupes
TF> Purge
TF> Compress

TF> You can except accounts and/or specific folders folders from the
TF> action.

>> (things I asked for in 1999).

TF> 4 years ago, during which you have received many free upgrades and
TF> additional features.

Yes, and so have you.

TF> I would think paying US$ 17.50 every four years
TF> is worth it. ;-)

Opera has had 2 or three upgrades that weren't free -just
discounted- since then.

>> Were any of the 1.63 betas as stable as v. 1.62? Which was the best?

TF> I didn't keep track of which 1.63 beta was the most stable - the
TF> current release is stable, if that answers your question.

The current 1.63 beta? It depends then, on what's available on the
download area of the ritlabs website.

>> Does the current version's message editor continue to support the
>> WordStar type free caret? Any other changes or new implementations
>> in the editor?

TF> The old plaintext editor still exists and hasn't been changed. There
TF> is an additional HTML editor, which I don't use.

OK. They did what ZMail (a good single account email client from
NetManage) did. So the upgrade wasn't really that radical. Are there
any differences in v. 2 for viewing html mail? Has malicious file
security been compromised at all? (I assume it hasn't).

>> After Wed. & Thurs. tomorrow and the day after) the cost doubles.

TF> The special discount will expire.

It shouldn't, for registered TB! users. Today's the last day, then.
Maybe I'll do it now.

TF> IMHO the current discounted price is a bargain, since your
TF> initial purchase is so long ago.

Upgrades rarely cost the same as an original purchase.

I've never consider changing over, but Foxmail (freeware) has a
built in hotmail user feature and can send mail from my mail15.com
account. Try opening account there (it's as easy to open as
myrealbox was - not data is asked for) and try to send mail using TB!.

I've tried all possible options but haven't found a way to get TB! to
use their smtp server.

D

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