Hi Marck and Andre, Thanks for the help, and the quick replies. I'm so new to using the Bat, I'm still very green. Been used to doing things one way for a long time. Guess it's time the learn something new.
Mary, thank you also, you are a great promoter for this program. And I do appreciate all you help. Friday, February 6, 2004, 3:08:37 PM, your message was: MB>> 2. Copy an email address from this list and paste it in a new MB>> message. MDP> Ooooh - so many ways! MDP> Right click on any marked text to copy it. MDP> Press Ctrl-C on any marked text to copy it. MDP> Right click on any destination point and choose paste. MDP> Click to any destination point and press Ctrl-V to paste. MDP> Click on any underlined address in a message body to start a new MDP> message to that address. MDP> Right click on any address in a message heading block or message MDP> body and choose one of the "New message to this address" or "Reply MDP> to this address" or even "Add this address to the address book". MDP> Of course - all of these options apply to *real* email messages. MDP> HTML pages masquerading as email are a very grey area. Some of these MDP> options may not work in so called "HTML mail". Thanks much, I needed these instructions. MB>> 3. When I receive a picture in email, when I forward that email MB>> why doesn't the picture(s) show up in my forwarded message? MDP> Hmm - that's one that needs a bit of sorting out. It's about the MDP> difference between the way TB sends HTML messages and how it shows MDP> them. Since there is no real standard for doing this, you should MDP> really be separating out the picture and composing the message again MDP> using TB's HTML message formatting editor and pasting the picture(s) MDP> back in there. I do think RITlabs need to look into this though. Okay, this I can work around for awhile. MB>> 4. This day I tried to print a message and never could get it MB>> printed. MDP> Again, this may be about HTML messages. Text message printing has MDP> always been a fundamental go-go thang. I did thing HTML printing MDP> worked too. But, hey, I don't deal in HTML mail and people who write MDP> to me *know* that! :-). No. 4, I get my stupid sign for today. Worked to late last pm/am and thought I was turning the printer on, only it was already on. MB>> 5. I do not understand when I get a message without an MB>> attachment, there is a tab for "html" and a tab for "text", is MB>> there a way to stop that from happening. MDP> Yes. Tell people not to write bandwidth-hogging HTML versions of a MDP> plain text message when they mail you! I can live with this also. <snip> MDP> Forgive me if this sounds disparaging in any way - it's not meant to MDP> be. It seems to me that your dependency on HTML mail may prevent you MDP> making full use of the realm of safety and automation features that MDP> are suddenly in your reach as a TB user. Indeed, "too much mail" is MDP> a good clue that TB has actually got some huge benefits to offer, MDP> but it's not going to be able to match MS offerings when it comes to MDP> HTML messaging and hiding things it doesn't want you to know about. -- My Best Regards, kGSno mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.02.3 CE | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
