Re[3]: Kaspersky plug-in - working or not?

[Dennis Hays]

Hello Alexander,

I have PC-cillin 2002 set to examine my attachments folder. This
has quarantined a virus or two over the last week (stupid Outlook
Express client with a false return address of Screen Saver
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>--WORM_YAHA.A virus).

As long as I have TB! set to dump attachments in the Attachments
folder, PC-cillin seems to work quite well.



Thursday, March 28, 2002, 3:31:05 PM, you wrote:

AL> Hello Jan,

AL>On Thu, 28 Mar 2002 09:54:45 -0500 (28.03.02 19:54 my local time)
AL>you wrote about "Kaspersky plug-in - working or not?",
AL>at least in part:

JR>> Don't know how to proceed
JR>>   from this point. Any ideas?
AL> Find possibilities to increase amount of requests from different users
AL> of pc-cillin



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Re[2]: Kaspersky plug-in - working or not?

[Alexander Leschinsky]

Hello Jan,

   On Thu, 28 Mar 2002 09:54:45 -0500 (28.03.02 19:54 my local time)
   you wrote about "Kaspersky plug-in - working or not?",
   at least in part:

JR> Don't know how to proceed
JR>   from this point. Any ideas?
Find possibilities to increase amount of requests from different users
of pc-cillin
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Dial up bug?

[John Phillips]

Hello fellow Bat! fans.

Bug in Dial up in Bat!

Two isp accounts, "A" & "B".

Change from account A to B in Network Administration.

Account B is now   "Active Account"

Make account B default "mailto" account in account properties.

Change to account B in IE settings to make it default dial up account.

Bat! still dials account A and ignores new settings.

Anybody confirm at all?

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Re: Reply numbering in the subject

[Nick Andriash]

Hello Kevin,

On Thursday, March 28, 2002, at 08:23:45 AM -0700, you wrote
the following in regards to "Reply numbering in the subject":

> I find it's actually helpful, since I can sort out replies a bit better.
> I don't find the extra three characters to be that cumbersome in the
> subject line either.  But to each his own :)

Yes, but the point I was trying to make is that the numbering should not
be on by default, because TB is the only Client that does that, and sooner
or later you are going to be posting Replies to other Public Lists and
Newsgroups where Users are not using TB. It will only be your Replies that
have numbers in them, and that will invariably draw the ire of some
Members.

It may be a good thing to some... the problem being it is not universal.


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Re: PGP support broken?

[Günther Eisele]

Hei,

Dierk Haasis wrote:

> What problems?

The ones described in the thread you've just replied? E.g.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

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Re[2]: Reply numbering in the subject

[Kevin J. Menard, Jr.]

Hey Nick,


Wednesday, March 27, 2002, 10:10:58 PM, you wrote:

NA> Because it munges the Subject line due to the fact not all Users will
NA> employ it, so the numbering actually has no relevance. Besides, is it
NA> really necessary, and all it really accomplishes is lengthening of the
NA> Subject line. ;o)

I find it's actually helpful, since I can sort out replies a bit better.
I don't find the extra three characters to be that cumbersome in the subject
line either.  But to each his own :)

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Re: Kaspersky plug-in - working or not?

[David van Zuijlekom]

Hello Alexander,

On Wednesday, March 27, 2002 at 19:18:30 +0500, Alexander Leschinsky
[AL] wrote concerning 'Kaspersky plug-in - working or not?':
...
> I hope, AVG and nod32 will be supported and work soon also

AFAIK there is a plug-in for AVG. Have a look at
https://bt.ritlabs.com/view_bug_advanced_page.php?f_id=564

I don't know if it's working correctly now, but I tested it some time
ago, when I saw it at Bugtrack. I can remember that there where some
problems, but maybe they are fixed now.

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Re: PGP support broken?

[Dierk Haasis]

Hello Johannes!

On Thursday, March 28, 2002 at 4:24:46 PM you wrote:

> Dear Dirk,

Dierk
  ^

> I understand that PGP 7 might be lossing edge, but I'm talking about
> the PGP 6.x problems with the plugin...

What problems?



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Re: PGP support broken?

[Johannes Posel]

Dear Dirk,

Going back 10:11 28.03.2002...

> I know that many people ask for a plugin for 7.xx, but due to NAI's
> policy about publication of source code, I can understand anybody not
> wanting to support it (like RITLabs, me CKT or Phil Zimmermann
> himself).

I understand that PGP 7 might be lossing edge, but I'm talking about
the PGP 6.x problems with the plugin...

> All in all, PGP support is quite good in TB! - at least for the basic
> operations needed.

We're currently evaluating The Bat! especially in the PGP context for
my employer. It needs to work...

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Re: what's new in 1.60c

[Krzysztof Kudlacik]

On 02-03-28, 15:42, you wrote:
> Also, I have noticed that the common Trash folder (created when a
> message from a common folder is deleted) does not get emptied when
> thebat is closed, even if the setting to do so is checked.

 confirmed.

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Re: Kaspersky plug-in - working or not?

[Jan Rifkinson]

Hello Alexander.

At 3:05 AM on Thursday, March 28, 2002 you wrote the
following about [Kaspersky plug-in - working or not?]:

JR>>   How about pc-cillin?

Alexander> Ask PC-Cillinj about it, IMHO, better :-)...

  I did but they did not respond. Don't know how to proceed
  from this point. Any ideas?

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what's new in 1.60c

[Reza Habib]

*Using The Bat! v1.60c on Windows 2000 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 2*

Hi.  I'm new to the bat beta list and just downloaded 1.60c to replace
1.60.  I was wondering if someone could tell me where to find a list
of changes in 1.60c.

Also, I have noticed that the common Trash folder (created when a
message from a common folder is deleted) does not get emptied when
thebat is closed, even if the setting to do so is checked.  This
happened in 1.60 and also is happening in 1.60c.  Has anyone else
noticed this.  Thanks,

Reza


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Re: Reply numbering in the subject

[Gene Gough]

Yeah, it does tend to clutter up things a bit.




Wednesday, March 27, 2002, 9:36:21 PM, you wrote:

NA> Hello Gene Gough,

NA> On Wednesday, March 27 2002 at 03:49 PM PDT, you wrote:

>> OK, thanks.

NA> Gene, you really should limit use of Reply numbering to these Lists only,
NA> or better still remove it altogether. RITLabs should 'not' be allowing
NA> that to be the default behaviour of TB.




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Bug Report

[Gene Gough]

  In edit or compose message, change the "queue in OUTBOX" key to F5.
  No conflicts with any other editor key assignments.  Close shortcut
  edit by pressing OK.  Use new key assignment to move message to
  OUTBOX.  Works.

  Compose new message.   Key assignment above has been lost.  What
  good is changing the editor key assignment if it only lasts for one
  message?

  Background:  I am attempting to change as many key assignments as
  possible to be like I had them in PMMAIL since I have used it for
  years and am very comfortable with them.  In PMMAIL if you are in
  edit, F5 put the message in the output queue.  If you are not in
  edit on a message or if any message your are in edit on does NOT
  have focus, F5 will then send any message currently in the Queue.  I
  am attempting to make the same assignments here and it does work for
  one time but then BAT forgets the assignment.


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Re: Reply numbering in the subject

[Doug Weller]

Hi Nick,

Thursday, March 28, 2002, 2:36:21 AM, you wrote:

> Hello Gene Gough,

> On Wednesday, March 27 2002 at 03:49 PM PDT, you wrote:

>> OK, thanks.

> Gene, you really should limit use of Reply numbering to these Lists only,
> or better still remove it altogether. RITLabs should 'not' be allowing
> that to be the default behaviour of TB.

I agree completely. As you say, it lengthens the subject line and I've
had complaints about it on other mailing lists and had to disable it.
It should be an option you can choose, not the default, if there is
any reason for it to be in TB at all.

Doug

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Re: HP 694C priting problems with 1.60

[Dierk Haasis]

Hello Lars!

On Thursday, March 28, 2002 at 11:15:17 AM you wrote:

> The Deskjet is connected via USB and I have a Kyocera laser printer,
> which is connected to the parallel port, for mass printing.

I think we are on to something. Did you by any chance have changed the
printing port for the HP during the prolonged beta phase?

My HP doesn't have USB, my Kyocera has but I can't use it because it
is not compatible with my OS. What wonders me is that the HP didn't
ever do such thing before I installed a second printer a few weeks
ago. And it is consistent in that it only prints too big on a too
small paper sheet for the first time after switching - the second one
is correct.

I hope, Alexander and Stefan, that all this helps you to find the
problem.


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Re: HP 694C priting problems with 1.60

[Lars Geiger]

Hi Dierk,
On Thursday, March 28, 2002 at 09:49:06 [GMT +0100], you wrote:

DH> Since I use 1.6 the problem shouldn't be there then ...

Probably. :-( . But as far as I can tell, the problem stopped for me
some time ago. Before that, everything I printed from TB was huge. Only
about one third of the page fitted on a regular A4 sheet of paper, the
rest was cut off. Unfortunately, I don't exactly remember when this
stopped; I don't even remember if it was something from RIT which caused
that change, or if it was a change in my setup. But I'll go digging into
the change list of the 1.54 beta series to see if I can find anything.

DH> Do you change printers (cable switch) or do you only use the HP?

The Deskjet is connected via USB and I have a Kyocera laser printer,
which is connected to the parallel port, for mass printing.

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Re: Kaspersky plug-in - working or not?

[Dierk Haasis]

Hello Tony!

On Thursday, March 28, 2002 at 10:14:00 AM you wrote:

>   CA, is that Mcafee?

McAffee is part of NAI.

CA is Computer Associates.





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