Nick Dutton > Have you tried telnet? Julian Beach > Or you could try something like Popcorn ... http://www.ultrafunk.com/products/popcorn/ +++++ Those are both excellent suggestions. Thank you for them.
Roelof Otten > ... you could try to change your settings to leave mail on server for 60 days ... me > That's not practical. I can fill up the 10 MB allowed by my ISP in less than a week. Roelof Otten > It wasn't meant as a permanent solution ... leaving mail on server keeps TB from downloading the same message again when the download is aborted. +++++ Ah, I see. For the duration of the attempt. Ta. Roelof Otten > ... did you check whether you've got a lot of bat*.tmp files in your temp directory? If so delete them. +++++ Nary a one. Roelof Otten > You've said that it's the second message that won't download. Is that always the same message? +++++ No, it changes after I delete the first message manually. Roelof Otten > ... you could try ... to disable both your virus scanner and firewall ... +++++ Last resort. I'm not willing to do that yet. I suspect Earthlink is the culprit, but they deny it. Since they don't support TB--in fact, have never heard of it, it's easy for them to deny. I think they *should* support it. Ritlabs should contact them (and all other big ISPs), give them a complimentary copy, and educate them. They support Eudora, after all. Roelof Otten > ...somebody else can download your mail for you ... +++++ Penultimate resort. Or maybe not. I have a laptop, a wireless modem, and a friend who has DSL and a wireless router. Hmmm. At least I can send now. -- Deborah [EMAIL PROTECTED] version 2.00.6 ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.00.00 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
