Re: The Bat! - suggestions

[Ben Williams]

   I second this motion. 8-)

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On or about Tuesday, September 21, 1999, sometime around 1:46:17 PM, you said:
SL> Hello The Bat! developers,

SL>   There are some features I would like to see in your program:

SL> When the reply-to and from fields differ, offer the user the choice of
SL> which to use.  While RFC822 states that reply-to should be used it does not
SL> state that it must be used to the exclusion of from.  Furthermore, since 822
SL> does allow for mailing lists to use the reply-to to redirect replies back to
SL> the list by default there are times when a user will want to easily reply to
SL> the originator of the message and not to the list as a whole.

SL> Regards,
SL>   Steve Lamb

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[Denis V. Petelin]

Dear [EMAIL PROTECTED]! (e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED])




Sincerely,
Denis V. Petelin (e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED])

Special thanks go to:
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IMAP "new messages" ??

[Rob]

Hello bat(wo)men,

anybody here connecting to an IMAP server ??
using "account/dispatch mail on server/new messages only", i still get
a list of _all_ the messages in my inbox ...
so the status-line at the bottom of the dispatch-window says :
INBOX accessed (391 total, 13 unseen, 19 new)
and then retrieves the headers for all 391 messages ...

bug/feature ?? or do TheBat! and I have a different view on what is "new"
and/or "unseen" and what is not ?

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Re: address book/macros

[Julio Juncal]

Hello Alexander,

On Tuesday, September 21, 1999, you wrote:

> Mark "on" checkbox "Hide items...". If it's _un_checked, I got _your_
> result - "all in one"

Where does this instruction apply? Can't find the checkbox "Hide
items...".

Best regards,
 Julio
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Re: Help!

[Rob]

Hello all,

on Tuesday, September 21, 1999 at 21:16:09, Frank wrote :

> I may have done the process incorrectly, but
> it did not delete the corrupt message.

don't know what you tried ; but un-flagging 'receive' and flagging 'delete'
and then 'start transfer' (click traffic light) should do the trick ...

if not try 'Magic Mail Monitor'
(http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Vista/2576/magic.html)
it lets you preview and delete messages from your POP3 mailbox(es) ...

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List Administration Note

[Marck D. Pearlstone]

Greetings fellow Battlers,

We have now added a new dimension to TBUDL and TBBETA that will,
hopefully, add to its' usefulness. The TBUDL and TBBETA discussion
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The simplified aliases (URL forwarding) are:
http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com and http://tbbeta.thebat.dutaint.com.

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Re: IMAP "new messages" ??

[Alexander Leschinsky]

Hello Rob!

22.09.1999, 17:38 you wrote:

R> Hello bat(wo)men,

R> anybody here connecting to an IMAP server ??
R> using "account/dispatch mail on server/new messages only", i still get
R> a list of _all_ the messages in my inbox ...

R> bug/feature ?? or do TheBat! and I have a different view on what is "new"
R> and/or "unseen" and what is not ?
No! You are right :-(. It's a "poor" implementation of IMAP in TB.
Wait for TB2! :-)


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  under Windows 98, build 4.10.1998
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 Written in 22:03 on Wednesday, September 22, 1999

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Re[2]: address book/macros

[Alexander Leschinsky]

Hello Julio!

22.09.1999, 17:56 you wrote:


JJ> Hello Alexander,

JJ> On Tuesday, September 21, 1999, you wrote:

>> Mark "on" checkbox "Hide items...". If it's _un_checked, I got _your_
>> result - "all in one"

JJ> Where does this instruction apply? Can't find the checkbox "Hide
JJ> items...".
Address Book - Group properties



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 Written in 22:02 on Wednesday, September 22, 1999

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Filters

[Claude]

Hi, all,

I want to send an auto reply to the senders of the posts I receive in
a particular account.

Some people wants not to get the auto reply.

So I made the following filter :
Source : Inbox
Destination : Inbox\AutoReplyDone

Strings Location  Yes/no
String1 Text  No
String2 Text  No

Logically, IF ( (NO String1) AND (NO String2) ) is the same than
IF (String1 OR String2)

In fact, it doesn't work, in one case : if there is just one of the
strings *and* if this string is in the first line of the text.

Did I mess a point ?

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Claude.
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Using The Bat! 1.34a
under Windows 98 4.10 Build 1998  

The thought of the day (may be in French):
Monica has a headache ; Monica has semen on her skirt : what's the link ? 
First, she's got the sun of the beach on her head ; 
second, she's got a son of a bitch in her bed. 
Maître Claude.



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Re: Filters

[Ali Martin]

Hi all,

On Wednesday, September 22, 1999, 2:13:14 PM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:

> I want to send an auto reply to the senders of the posts I
> receive in a particular account.

> Some people wants not to get the auto reply.

> So I made the following filter :
> Source : Inbox
> Destination : Inbox\AutoReplyDone

> Strings Location  Yes/no
> String1 Text  No
> String2 Text  No

> Logically, IF ( (NO String1) AND (NO String2) ) is the same than
> IF (String1 OR String2)

> In fact, it doesn't work, in one case : if there is just one of the
> strings *and* if this string is in the first line of the text.

> Did I mess a point ?

It appear that you wish here for TB to filter when string 1 or
string 2 is not present.  For this to occur place string2 in the
alternatives section.

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Re: List Administration Note

[Ali Martin]

Hi all,

On Wednesday, September 22, 1999, 10:46:11 AM (-5 GMT), Marck scribbled:

> We have now added a new dimension to TBUDL and TBBETA that will,
> hopefully, add to its' usefulness. The TBUDL and TBBETA discussion
> lists are now being archived in a public archive resource at
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] We have also provided
> a simplified alias for each address and convenient shortcuts to the
> archive in the list traffic footer text.

I visited the site and find it most appealing. I however have a problem
with it and it's that my e-mail address is exposed for everyone to see
and therefor, sets the stage for spamming. Distressing indeed. If I
remove my e-mail address from my signature, I guess that this will help,
but what of the messages that are already there? I don't wish to be
disruptive but I do hate spam.

If there is any reassurance to give in this regard apart from the fact
that I should get acquainted with spam filters, I'd really appreciate
this.

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feature request : better handling of wrapping

[lowlevel]

Hello TBUDL,

  I would like to see some better handling of how the bat does
  wrapping. Currently, if I paste in some text with a lot of
  paragraphs consisting of long lines (which are perfectly wrapped in
  my other editors), then the bat lists them as just long lines. I
  have to manually select all the paragraphs, and press alt-j. This is
  taking me too long :(

  Also, if I have auto-wrapping turned on, instead of auto-inserting
  line-feeds when I type my lines, I would like to see a feature that
  keeps indented lines (such as this paragraph) internally as one long
  line, and just a 'note' of the starting x-position on the first
  line. That way, if I remove some words in the middle of the
  paragraph, the auto-wrapping code could neatly 'fix' my paragraph,
  without me having to select it and do it manually.
Ofcourse, text like this (with a different x-offset) would simply be a
new paragraph to the program.

  By only putting in the actual carriage-return line-feeds (preferably
  even  make  this  optional  per  account!) when the mail is actually
  sent, editting should become a whole lot more easier.

  And while you're at it, if I have auto-wrapping turned on, I'd like
  to see (per account-option?) the width of my edit-window limited to
  just the width of my typing (to auto-save screen real-estate).

Greetings, 
 lowlevel 



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feature request : moving mail-folders by drag-n-drop

[lowlevel]

Hello TBUDL,

  I would like to move a mail-folder(-tree!) by simply dragging it to
  the right place, instead of having to re-create them (all). This
  is very cubersome..

Greetings, 
 lowlevel 



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Re: feature request : moving mail-folders by drag-n-drop

[Steve Lamb]

Wednesday, September 22, 1999, 3:53:42 PM, lowlevel wrote:
>   I would like to move a mail-folder(-tree!) by simply dragging it to
>   the right place, instead of having to re-create them (all). This
>   is very cubersome..

ALT/CNTL LMB-drags are what you're looking for.

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Re[2]: feature request : moving mail-folders by drag-n-drop

[lowlevel]

Hija Steve,

Thursday, September 23, 1999, 1:00:41 AM, you seem to have written:
SL> Wednesday, September 22, 1999, 3:53:42 PM, lowlevel wrote:
>>   I would like to move a mail-folder(-tree!) by simply dragging it to
>>   the right place, instead of having to re-create them (all). This
>>   is very cubersome..

SL> ALT/CNTL LMB-drags are what you're looking for.


cool! thanx for the tip..

Greetings,
 lowlevel 



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Re[2]: Filters

[Claude]

Hi, all,
On 22/09/1999, at 23:59,
Ali Martin (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
facing the crowd, asked the gods to bless them and said:


>> In fact, it doesn't work, in one case : if there is just one of the
>> strings *and* if this string is in the first line of the text.

>> Did I mess a point ?

AM> It appear that you wish here for TB to filter when string 1 or
AM> string 2 is not present.  For this to occur place string2 in the
AM> alternatives section.


Thanx, but does it work when there is just one of the strings and it
is in the first line ? What I've done works well in all the other
cases, but it seems to be a bug related to the test of the first line
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imposing is a matter of a normal conversation for me.
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Re: feature request : moving mail-folders by drag-n-drop

[Claude]

Hi, all,
On 23/09/1999, at 00:53,
lowlevel (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
took a mike and sang on a blues tempo:

l> Greetings, 
l>  lowlevel 

Just press ALT, then drag as you wish.




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Re: Filters

[Ali Martin]

Hi all,

On Wednesday, September 22, 1999, 6:14:13 PM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:

AM>> It appear that you wish here for TB to filter when string 1 or
AM>> string 2 is not present.  For this to occur place string2 in the
AM>> alternatives section.


> Thanx, but does it work when there is just one of the strings and it
> is in the first line ? What I've done works well in all the other
> cases, but it seems to be a bug related to the test of the first line
> :)

I'm not sure what you're getting at.

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