Re[3]: Registration Question

[tracer]

Wednesday, November 17, 1999

Hello Thomas,

Wednesday, Wednesday, November 17, 1999, you wrote:

Thomas> Hi tracer,

Thomas> on Wednesday, November 17, 1999, 2:32:10 PM GMT+0800, tracer wrote:

Thomas>>> my friend registered TB but did not get the registration details as he
Thomas>>> requests below. As my own registration was so long ago, I don't
Thomas>>> remember whether I got an email with the Key and Checksum or how did
Thomas>>> it work.

Thomas>>> Kindly take a look at his question below and advise.

t>> when you receive the registration email with codes the bat recognises
t>> that and essentially all I had to do was enter the password...

Thomas> Thanks, but the problem is he never received that email. He has been
Thomas> waiting since Monday. So if he registers again, CIF Net will prbably
Thomas> charge the credit card a second time.

Thomas> The email with the codes is supposed to come within a few minutes,
Thomas> right?
My confirmation arived in about 5 minutes, the codes in about 30
minutes but it depends probably on the timing. As registration and
codes come from a different place presumably he should send his
confirmation to the bat place which supplies the codes...



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Re[3]: OT: Windows Registry (Was: Moving from one PC to another)

[tracer]

Wednesday, November 17, 1999

Hello Roel,

Wednesday, Wednesday, November 17, 1999, you wrote:

Roel>  \\\|///
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Roel> (- O o -)
Roel> --oOOo-(_)-oOOo---
Roel> Hello Steve,

SL>> Uhm, sure.  I'll just share my mail folders over the internet.  ;)
Roel> no, that doesn't happen as I'm working with 2 network-cards here
Roel> (cable-modems, you gotta love 'em)
Roel> all I have to do to prevent this, is turn off the bindings for 'file &
Roel> printer sharing' & 'client for microsoft networks' on the network-card
Roel> connected to my cable-modem et voila: you can't login anymore :-)
Doesnt mean there is no access to your mail...
You can even have visitors with a firewall!
I haven never seen a Ms product without a hole here and there

>>> here, i've got an old p75 with 16mb running w98v2 and all it does is
>>> keep backups of files, keeping my message-folders & providing an
>>> internet gateway...

SL>> If that is it, run Linux and Samba.  Better use of the hardware.
Roel> tried it, linux couldn't find my hard-disks :-( - and as we all know
Roel> it's rather difficult to run without one ;)
never seen that before as if you have a standard ide or SCSI interface
Linux SHOULD find the drives you want to install on.
if done properly its also a lot more secure.

Roel> No really, this was my original idea, but some weird problem (not
Roel> solely linux, also sco-unix and beos can't find it...)
Roel> therefore, I'm condemned to running windows...
Very weird, and if I understand you the system you want to install on
has the drives  Linux cannot find???
Linux has many oddities (especially the ones I run as they are
development versions) but I never had problems finding drives  (unless
you are talking DMA66 but thats kind of unlikely!!)






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Re[4]: OT: Windows Registry (Was: Moving from one PC to another)

[Roel]

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t> Doesnt mean there is no access to your mail...
t> You can even have visitors with a firewall!
t> I haven never seen a Ms product without a hole here and there
no, but my mail is as 'save' as everyone's... (maybe a bit safer,
cause progs like backorifice or Netbus don't stand a chance behind a
proxy... - or am I mistaken here?)

t> never seen that before as if you have a standard ide or SCSI interface
t> Linux SHOULD find the drives you want to install on.
t> if done properly its also a lot more secure.
no, only dos finds the drives...
even worse: if there's no dos in my boot-sector, the bios won't even
recognise the disk... (and that goes for nt as well... I'm forced to
running 95/98 systems...)

t> Linux has many oddities (especially the ones I run as they are
t> development versions) but I never had problems finding drives
as said before: the problem isn't just linux, but also sco-unix, beos,
and now even NT...
the only clue I have is my bios setting:
since it's a rather old motherboard, I'm forced to use 'extended
chs'... lba-mode finds about 500 mb of a 3.1GB disk...

I think it has something to do with that... but I can't figure out why
the bios rejects the drive if there's no dos-bootrecord...

t> (unless you are talking DMA66 but thats kind of unlikely!!)
for the record: I just bought 2 13GB-UDMA66 drives for 150$ each...
(yep, new ones, fully tested & working!)

they aren't that unlikely anymore :-)
motherboards that support udma66 however...

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Re[5]: OT: Windows Registry (Was: Moving from one PC to another)

[tracer]

Wednesday, November 17, 1999

Hello Roel,

Wednesday, Wednesday, November 17, 1999, you wrote:

Roel>  \\\|///
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Roel> --oOOo-(_)-oOOo---
Roel> Hello tracer,

t>> Doesnt mean there is no access to your mail...
t>> You can even have visitors with a firewall!
t>> I haven never seen a Ms product without a hole here and there
Roel> no, but my mail is as 'save' as everyone's... (maybe a bit safer,
Roel> cause progs like backorifice or Netbus don't stand a chance behind a
Roel> proxy... - or am I mistaken here?)
I leave this to someone else to comment on as I havent got the time to
visit your system (g).

t>> never seen that before as if you have a standard ide or SCSI interface
t>> Linux SHOULD find the drives you want to install on.
t>> if done properly its also a lot more secure.
Roel> no, only dos finds the drives...
Roel> even worse: if there's no dos in my boot-sector, the bios won't even
Roel> recognise the disk... (and that goes for nt as well... I'm forced to
Roel> running 95/98 systems...)

As said, describe motherboard/processor/bios and what linux you used as
this makes absolutely no sense.

t>> Linux has many oddities (especially the ones I run as they are
t>> development versions) but I never had problems finding drives
Roel> as said before: the problem isn't just linux, but also sco-unix, beos,
Roel> and now even NT...
Roel> the only clue I have is my bios setting:
Roel> since it's a rather old motherboard, I'm forced to use 'extended
Roel> chs'... lba-mode finds about 500 mb of a 3.1GB disk...
sounds like this is the reason..
Once you fiddle with the bios, almost any os gets a problem unless you
use special tools to get at the other part of the drive


Roel> I think it has something to do with that... but I can't figure out why
Roel> the bios rejects the drive if there's no dos-bootrecord...


t>> (unless you are talking DMA66 but thats kind of unlikely!!)
Roel> for the record: I just bought 2 13GB-UDMA66 drives for 150$ each...
Roel> (yep, new ones, fully tested & working!)

Roel> they aren't that unlikely anymore :-)
On your board extreemly unlikely!!
Roel> motherboards that support udma66 however...
correct...




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Re[6]: OT: Windows Registry (Was: Moving from one PC to another)

[Roel]

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Hello tracer,

t> I leave this to someone else to comment on as I havent got the time to
t> visit your system (g).
well, as I'm behind 3 proxies & 2 firewalls you may need some time...

Roel>> no, only dos finds the drives...
Roel>> even worse: if there's no dos in my boot-sector, the bios won't even
Roel>> recognise the disk... (and that goes for nt as well... I'm forced to
Roel>> running 95/98 systems...)

t> As said, describe motherboard/processor/bios and what linux you used as
t> this makes absolutely no sense.
Motherboard: not really sure
 it's an Intel & it supports the pentium 75,90,100 & 120
 not sure about the chipset...
Processor: intel pentium 75
Linux: SuSe 6.2, sco-unix: 5.03, Beos 4.0
   -> They all screw up... only msdos survives...

Roel>> since it's a rather old motherboard, I'm forced to use 'extended
Roel>> chs'... lba-mode finds about 500 mb of a 3.1GB disk...
t> sounds like this is the reason..
well, the problem occurs before there should be the need for an os:
it happens at system-check... (the bios rejects the drive on startup,
the os doesn't have a clue there is even one...)

t> Once you fiddle with the bios, almost any os gets a problem unless you
t> use special tools to get at the other part of the drive
I can't even get an error from the os... as the os sits on the
hard-disk that has vanished from the system-check...

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Re[7]: OT: Windows Registry (Was: Moving from one PC to another)

[tracer]

Wednesday, November 17, 1999

Hello Roel,

Wednesday, Wednesday, November 17, 1999, you wrote:

Roel>  \\\|///
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Roel> (- O o -)
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Roel> Hello tracer,


Roel>>> no, only dos finds the drives...
Roel>>> even worse: if there's no dos in my boot-sector, the bios won't even
Roel>>> recognise the disk... (and that goes for nt as well... I'm forced to
Roel>>> running 95/98 systems...)

t>> As said, describe motherboard/processor/bios and what linux you used as
t>> this makes absolutely no sense.
Roel> Motherboard: not really sure
Roel>  it's an Intel & it supports the pentium 75,90,100 & 120
As far as I know P60/66/75 and 90 were on one kind of chipset. 100 had
a different board and then 120/133 up had another chipset again. Its a
bit history but I think as sockets where different size unlikely they
all could fit on your board
I have had an Intel p60 in the far past  and never had problems but my
drives were small.
Ok, I have asked a few friends as well if they have any ideas.
I mean if you can run dos it should be possible to get Linux on it (!)

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Re: Reply using quick template

[DINH Frederic]

Ali suggested:

AM>  How about an option override where you may reply using a quick
AM>  template instead of the standard templates for a particular
AM>  folder.

AM>  I am thinking of a message right click context menu selection to
AM>  reply using a quick template.
  
Why not. I'd would add an option that could be entitled: "reply using
account...", followed by a cascaded menu listing the different
accounts. Because, although we can select the active account while we
type, it doesn't switch templates.

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Re: OT: Windows Registry (Was: Moving from one PC to another)

[Steve Lamb]

Tuesday, November 16, 1999, 10:34:26 PM, tracer wrote:
Steve>> If that is it, run Linux and Samba.  Better use of the hardware.
> But not everybody knows how to connect linux and windows together over
> a network

Samba.  Just like connecting Windows to Windows over a network.  :P

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Re: OT: Windows Registry (Was: Moving from one PC to another)

[Steve Lamb]

Tuesday, November 16, 1999, 11:48:08 PM, Roel wrote:
> all I have to do to prevent this, is turn off the bindings for 'file &
> printer sharing' & 'client for microsoft networks' on the network-card
> connected to my cable-modem et voila: you can't login anymore :-)

That was exactly my point.  When people move TB! from one PC to another
there is a reason for it other than just having multiple machines on the local
network.  I had mentioned that I use TB! at home and work, someone else
mentioned their Laptop, etc.  :)

> No really, this was my original idea, but some weird problem (not
> solely linux, also sco-unix and beos can't find it...)
> therefore, I'm condemned to running windows...

Ouch.  That's a first.

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Re[2]: OT: Windows Registry (Was: Moving from one PC to another)

[Soth]

> Tuesday, November 16, 1999, 10:34:26 PM, tracer wrote:
Steve>>> If that is it, run Linux and Samba.  Better use of the hardware.
>> But not everybody knows how to connect linux and windows together over
>> a network

> Samba.  Just like connecting Windows to Windows over a network.  :P

Samba.  Sure, build a firewall to keep your intranet secure, and then
run Samba.  Tomorrow, folks, we build submarines with screen doors.

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Re[2]: OT: Windows Registry (Was: Moving from one PC to another)

[Roel]

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SL> Samba.  Just like connecting Windows to Windows over a network.  :P
Seems like hell :-)




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Re: OT: Windows Registry (Was: Moving from one PC to another)

[Steve Lamb]

Wednesday, November 17, 1999, 6:32:32 AM, Soth wrote:
>> Samba.  Just like connecting Windows to Windows over a network.  :P

> Samba.  Sure, build a firewall to keep your intranet secure, and then
> run Samba.  Tomorrow, folks, we build submarines with screen doors.

It is kinda hard for people to get to the port through a firewall, esp. if
that firewall is NAT.  Please, stop spreading FUD.

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Re: OT: Windows Registry (Was: Moving from one PC to another)

[Steve Lamb]

Wednesday, November 17, 1999, 6:39:29 AM, Roel wrote:
SL>> Samba.  Just like connecting Windows to Windows over a network.  :P
> Seems like hell :-)

Better than trying to find a free NFS for Windows.

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Re[5]: Problem with TB on Win98

[Wolfgang Kynast]

Hi tracer,

...
Wolfgang>> While having a shower this morning I decided that it is the
Wolfgang>> graphics card driver. I'll test that on sunday (don't have
Wolfgang>> access to my new pc before that :-( ).

t> wouldnt you need another test video card???

The first attempt will be to use the standard VGA or Super VGA
driver. Then we'll see what happens. My guess is that this
will solve the problem.

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Re[7]: Moving from one PC to another

[Wolfgang Kynast]

Hi Soth,

...
S> I was wondering what you all thought about the ability to add
S> sub-folders to the sorting filters?  Their use would be primarily for
S> grouping related filters together... of course, this would tend to
S> lending the ability to disable and enable groups of filters.

Not a bad idea. But I give much higher priority to the proposal
to have an import/export facility for filters, which uses a
plain text file format.

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Re[4]: Registration Question

[Wolfgang Kynast]

Hi Mary,

> X-Return-Path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

your return address bounces, so I have to write you
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MS> UNSUBSCRIBE

Each and every mail in this list contains the instructions
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Simply do so.

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help!, son sent mp3 attachment but it's not there

[Pasquale J. Festa Sr.]

Hello TBUDL,

  My son sent me a mp3 attachment the bat shows the paper clip with
  his e-mail but the mp3 isn't there, where would it go?

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Re: help!, son sent mp3 attachment but it's not there

[Giamma]

Ciao Pasquale,

in data giovedì, 18 novembre 1999, alle 00:13, hai scritto:

PJFS>   My son sent me a mp3 attachment the bat shows the paper clip with

mp3 are usuelly big files (3 Mb for a song). maybe your provider have
truncated it to your mailbox limit size...

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Re: help!, son sent mp3 attachment but it's not there

[Jast]

Morning Pasquale J. Festa Sr.,

 You need to right-click/save.. and save it to a location, I believe
 :-)


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Re: help!, son sent mp3 attachment but it's not there

[Ali Martin]

Hi all,

  Pasquale J. Festa Sr. wrote:

>   My son sent me a mp3 attachment the bat shows the paper clip with
>   his e-mail but the mp3 isn't there, where would it go?

Make sure that you have the menu option View | Attachments |
Automatically selected.

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Re[2]: help!, son sent mp3 attachment but it's not there

[Pasquale J. Festa Sr.]

Hello Giamma,

Wednesday, November 17, 1999, 6:24:24 PM, you wrote:

G> Ciao Pasquale,

G> in data giovedì, 18 novembre 1999, alle 00:13, hai scritto:

PJFS>>   My son sent me a mp3 attachment the bat shows the paper clip with

G> mp3 are usuelly big files (3 Mb for a song). maybe your provider have
G> truncated it to your mailbox limit size...


OK people I found it under windows explorer... program files\the
bat\mail\pasjfest\attach, I noticed 3 other attachments there two that
I sent, and one I didn't even know I recieved, fix-cih (??) i know
there was a thread on this.
MY question now is that there is no folder called attach listed when
I'am in the bat, so how do I know when I recieved it, or can't I get
it to stay with the e-mail untill I save it some where?

Just to reinterate a bit my son sent his attachment, bat showed the
clip, but when I read the e-mail no attachment was present, it's like
it was stripped off or removed automaticly, I've been using this
program only for a week so maybe I'am missing some thing or have
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Re[2]: help!, son sent mp3 attachment but it's not there

[Pasquale J. Festa Sr.]

Hello Ali,

Wednesday, November 17, 1999, 6:33:10 PM, you wrote:

AM> Hi all,

AM>   Pasquale J. Festa Sr. wrote:

>>   My son sent me a mp3 attachment the bat shows the paper clip with
>>   his e-mail but the mp3 isn't there, where would it go?

AM> Make sure that you have the menu option View | Attachments |
AM> Automatically selected.


Yes I do, I trippled check that, I don't seem to have problems with
html attachments, they show up nicely, with a second tab in the
e-mail, none of the others do that.

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Re[3]: help!, son sent mp3 attachment but it's not there

[Marck D. Pearlstone]

On 17 November 1999 at 23:44, [EMAIL PROTECTED] told the list:

>>>   My  son  sent  me  a mp3 attachment the bat shows the paper clip
>>>   with his e-mail but the mp3 isn't there, where would it go?

AM>> Make sure that you have the menu option View | Attachments |
AM>> Automatically selected.

PJFS> Yes I do, I trippled check that, I don't seem to have problems with
PJFS> html attachments, they show up nicely, with a second tab in the
PJFS> e-mail, none of the others do that.

Attachments  of a non-viewable type do *not* show up on a tab like TXT
or  HTML  attachments. They show up as icons in a panel to the left of
the  message  text.  This panel can be reduced in size to the point of
non-visibility. Could this have happened to you?

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(No Subject)

[Watcher]

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  I have a few questions, first here is my template for new messages
for the
"thebat" list:

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%SIGNCOMPLETE
%TO="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"

  %Cursor

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Watcher aka Bill DeVos |[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 http://www.aack.net/  | http://www.aack.net/watcher
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%COOKIE
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  This template has 2 problems, one is that the cursor is in the to
field instead of at the %Cursor position, is there a way to resolve
this?  Second is that the message starts out with a bunch of blank
lines at the top.  How do I get rid of them?
  My second item is that I would like to be able to hit a single
keystroke (preferably either down or right arrow or something else
without a modifier) that will always take me to the next message. 
The
Ctrl-] keystroke comes close but when the folder is all read it
generates an error sound instead of jumping to the next folder (any
folder would be better than the error sound).
  I also have one suggestion, I would like to be able to quickly and
easily add a cookie to my list of random quotes (cookie list).  As it
is I have to select several menu items, then scroll down to the
bottom
of the list, then hit enter, then paste the cookie.  Is there a
better
way?
  Ok one more question, I have setup PGP to save my password for 2
hours yet TB continues to ask me for my password for each message.
Have I misconfigured or is this a limitation enforced by TheBat?
  All suggestions welcome, all flames redirected to /dev/null. 
Please
reply to me personally as well so that I don't miss the answer on the
list.
  Thank you all for listening.

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A day for firm decisions!  Or is it?
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Re: (No Subject)

[Jast]

Morning Watcher,

>   This template has 2 problems, one is that the cursor is in the to
> field instead of at the %Cursor position,

 This is normal for new messages...

>  is there a way to resolve
> this?
 
 Press Tab twice, or click in the text window :-)

> Second is that the message starts out with a bunch of blank
> lines at the top.  How do I get rid of them?

Move the following lines from the top to the bottom of the template.
The effect is the same:

> %SIGNCOMPLETE
> %TO="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"


> My second item is that I would like to be able to hit a single
> keystroke (preferably either down or right arrow or something else
> without a modifier) that will always take me to the next message.
> The Ctrl-] keystroke comes close but when the folder is all read it
> generates an error sound instead of jumping to the next folder (any
> folder would be better than the error sound).

Personally, I wouldn't want it to jump to next folder, but error
alerts are mostly annoying. It should be only a little error sound
instead.

> I also have one suggestion, I would like to be able to quickly and
> easily add a cookie to my list of random quotes (cookie list). As it
> is I have to select several menu items, then scroll down to the
> bottom of the list, then hit enter, then paste the cookie. Is there
> a better way?

I can't see how this could be made much better :-) You can, however,
use an external file for cookies (check out the macros)


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Re[2]: (No Subject)

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hi Jast,

on Thursday, November 18, 1999, 11:25:58 AM GMT+0800, Jast wrote:

>>   This template has 2 problems, one is that the cursor is in the to
>> field instead of at the %Cursor position,

J>  This is normal for new messages...

Funny, what is the %Cursor command for, then?

>> My second item is that I would like to be able to hit a single
>> keystroke (preferably either down or right arrow or something else

Try the space key.

J> Personally, I wouldn't want it to jump to next folder, but error
J> alerts are mostly annoying. It should be only a little error sound
J> instead.

I don't get an error alert. Just nothing happens if I hit CRTL-] and
there is no new message. I think that's OK (although I'm still
advocating to change the whole short-key system and use, for example,
N instead of CRTL-] for New Message. But then this was discussed so
many times on this list and I don't want to bore anyway - I didn't,
did I?)

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Re[4]: help!, son sent mp3 attachment but it's not there

[Pasquale J. Festa Sr.]

Hello Marck,

Wednesday, November 17, 1999, 7:48:10 PM, you wrote:

MDP> On 17 November 1999 at 23:44, [EMAIL PROTECTED] told the list:

   My  son  sent  me  a mp3 attachment the bat shows the paper clip
   with his e-mail but the mp3 isn't there, where would it go?

AM>>> Make sure that you have the menu option View | Attachments |
AM>>> Automatically selected.

PJFS>> Yes I do, I trippled check that, I don't seem to have problems with
PJFS>> html attachments, they show up nicely, with a second tab in the
PJFS>> e-mail, none of the others do that.

MDP> Attachments  of a non-viewable type do *not* show up on a tab like TXT
MDP> or  HTML  attachments. They show up as icons in a panel to the left of
MDP> the  message  text.  This panel can be reduced in size to the point of
MDP> non-visibility. Could this have happened to you?

MDP> Cheers,
MDP> Marck

If you mean to the left of the "From" column, I show a paper icon with
a clip on it, if you mean something else if I open up the letter than,
NOthing is there extra. I also checked external viewer under options,
but this seems to do nothing.

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Re[4]: (No Subject)

[tracer]

Thursday, November 18, 1999

Hello Jast,

Thursday, Thursday, November 18, 1999, you wrote:

Jast> Morning Thomas Fernandez,

>> Funny, what is the %Cursor command for, then?

Jast>  Well, if you tab in the message, you get put to that place of course.
Jast>  It is just expected that you enter the address first thing.

has anyone got an idea what the %attachment thing is supposed to do??
It always tells me none and it would have been logical if would have
listed attached files


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tracer

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Re[3]: (No Subject)

[Jast]

Morning Thomas Fernandez,

> Funny, what is the %Cursor command for, then?

 Well, if you tab in the message, you get put to that place of course.
 It is just expected that you enter the address first thing.


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%Attachment

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hi tracer,

on Thursday, November 18, 1999, 12:53:30 PM GMT+0800, tracer wrote:

t> has anyone got an idea what the %attachment thing is supposed to do??
t> It always tells me none and it would have been logical if would have
t> listed attached files

It's supposed to work in the Print templates and would print the
attachments. I have never tried it, though, because I print the
attachments seperately (I look at them in, for example, Word, and then
print them from there if I want to).

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