Dave Merrill, [DM] wrote: > Me too, kind of, or rather, I want to control it. I *don't* want what the > version of Outlook I'm using does, which is to always display images, > contacting the sender's server and letting them know I'm here. But I would > like to see images when I choose to, both full HTML pages with images from > companies I want to hear from, and specific image enclosures I select. Are > you saying it *won't* display remote images, even if I want it to for the > individual msg I've viewing>
If the images are remote, it will not fetch them. However, if the images are with the message, it will display them in the message. > I thought The Bat did have some viewing capability, as mentioned here, from > the site: "The Bat! has built-in image viewer supporting GIF, PNG, BMP, ICO, > WMF, EMF and JPEG formats. You don't have to wait until an external image > viewer gets loaded." This is true. > Is there a 'View HTML Source' or 'Edit HTML Source Code' menu item or > button, something like that? Not that I know of. There are ways of working around not having such a facility conveniently provided. For example one way to edit the source would be to export the message to text, edit and then import it afterwards. With a couple filters and PowerPro, a macro utility, I had these actions reduced to two button presses. I think Marck may have been referring to writing HTML messages in source format using the plain text editor. TB! will then send it off as HTML. > - Show monthly, weekly, and daily views, including multiple appointments on > the same day, whole-day events, some events spanning multiple days? > - Handle recurring events (weekly mtgs, annual birthdays etc), with > reasonable control? TB! actually does Birthdays. However, it's not heavy on the PIM functionality. Neither are there plans for this for the foreseeable future. The scheduler is for scheduling e-mail related tasks. It can be scheduled to send/check, create/send messages, open linked documents or messages or start programs. > - Pop up an alert and optionally play a sound when an appointment occurs? > Can I snooze the alert for a selectable amount of time, so it reminds me > again later? Yes. Alerts for the above mentioned tasks can be created and set to repeat at intervals. > - Load in the typical US national holidays automatically? No. :) -- Allie Martin [List Moderator and fellow end-user] The Bat!� v2.12.04 on WinXP Pro (SP1) ..... 43% of all statistics are worthless.
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