Feature request-shutdown

[Brandt]

Hello tbUDL,

  When you close the bat, the
bat begins by compressing folders. If selected. This can take a bit of
time.
 I would like to see the accounts automatically closed, visually
at least.
   This prevents over-da-shoulder snooping. I realize that you can
close each account, but I want to hit alt-x and have the mail windows
blank out, then go into shutdown.
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Re: Filter Mystery

[Thomas]

Hello hysterial,

On Fri, 18 May 2001 12:32:21 -0700 GMT (19/05/2001, 03:32 +0800 GMT),
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

hzc> ...and I have no other settings for this filter. It just doesn't work.
hzc> I right-click the account that the rule applies to, and choose to
hzc> filter "Read Messages". I get the confirmation: " (x) messages
hzc> processed; 0 messgages filtered ".

Your focus must be on the source folder, other the folder which is
focussed will be re-filtered.

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Re: Generic Filter Option

[Jan Rifkinson]

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Hello Maxime.Moulin,

On Friday, May 18, 2001 00:45:33 [ +0200 GMT], you wrote the
following in regards to 'Generic Filter Option':

Maxime.Moulin> how could i make all incoming messages to go to a specific folder ?
Maxime.Moulin> or all message with words like  Blue, blue, blu, bLu, bl, BL, UE, ue

  How about:

Filters
  Incoming Mail
New
  (name the filter)
Move Message to Folder
  (name the folder)
Filter strings
  Strings   Location  Presence
  Blue  text (or wherever)yes
Alternative Tab
  Add Set
Strings   Location  Presence
blue  text (or wherever)yes
  Add Set
etc.

   There's also the possibility of creating a regexp but someone
   else will have to help you with that.

   And you could also create a hot-key so any msg with these words
   can be marked with a color &/or moved to a special folder
   manually.

   HTH

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Re[4]: Help with macro

[Jan Rifkinson]

Hello Michael,

On Friday, May 18, 2001 16:53:15 [ -0400 GMT], you wrote the
following in regards to 'Help with macro':

Michael> all I need to know now is how to write a macro to automatically
Michael> bcc messages when sent. Surly TB can do that! :)

  Have you considered the following:

create a QT that includes %bcc= "your address"
name the QT 'bcc' or whatever & whenever you feel like using
it just type 'bcc' & 'CTRL Enter'. That should insert the bcc
into the msg.

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Connection Center question ...

[Jody Watts]

Is there a way to have the connection center popup when it is
receiving mail. Mine opens but it is always minimized. I went under
options, connection center and set it to automatically, but it is
still minimized

TIA


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Re: fancy feature

[Nick Andriash]

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On May 17, 2001, at 4:09:29 AM, Catalin Olteanu wrote:

> It will be nice to be able to change the icon for accounts
> (which now is a @). I have many accounts, and I think it wouldn't be too
> bad to be able to distinguish them this way.

The entire GUI is in desperate need of a makeover, and that, along with
configurable toolbars will come with Version 2.0 if not sooner. :o)

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Filtering broken in 1.52c?

[Kiyan Azarbar]

Well, I seem to have screwed up my mailbox and I'm sure it's not my fault.

I used my trusty old mail filter, which moves messages from a certain
folder TO THE SAME FOLDER, but I have the "delete on server" checked, and I
have it mark messages a certain color so I know they're deleted. I ran this
rule by using a hotkey, and the messages all disappeared. I noticed that
they went from folder Correspondence\School to folder Correspondence\GF.
But the rule clearly stated to go from School to School.

So then I go into the GF folder and make a rule not to delete, but to just
move all messages without a certain sender (GF) in the header, back to
Correspondence\School. I re-filter the folder, and guess what? ALL the mail
from GF and School are now in my inbox. I am sure I am using the filters
right. Could it be a bug with this bat version? I think it's 1.52c, let's
see here. Well, I can't tell it just says 1.52. Please, if anyone has had
bad filtering problems like this let me know! Thanks.



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Re: Filter problem

[Thomas]

Hello Dierk,

On Fri, 18 May 2001 17:10:28 +0200 GMT (18/05/2001, 23:10 +0800 GMT),
Dierk Haasis wrote:

DH>   3. Rule is, dierkhaasis in Sender Yes AND PGP-Basics in Subject Yes.

DH>   Why does this trash all mails with "PGP-Basics" in the subject
DH>   header.

Because they are caught by the alternative, which is connected by OR:

DH>   *The alternative rules work slightly different as I use the list's
DH>   acronym in Kludges Yes instead of anything in the subject header.

IOW this fitler is moving your messages to trash if they come from
you, OR (not exclusive) contain PGP-Basics anywhere in the header.
Which will be true for all messages from that list.

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Generic Filter Option

[Maxime.Moulin]

Hello

I'd like to know how to filter with generic caracters.
For exemple how could i make all incoming messages to go to a specific folder ?
or all message with words like  Blue, blue, blu, bLu, bl, BL, UE, ue 
;etc

Thanx all for all




A bientôt,
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Moving registry entries?

[Michael David]

Hi All!

Can  someone  tell  me  how  to  move the TB registry entries from one
machine to the other. I think that's all I have to do, besides move my
mail folder, yes?

  

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Re: Filter Mystery

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On May 18, 2001, at 12:32:21 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> I right-click the account that the rule applies to, and choose to filter
> "Read Messages". I get the confirmation: " (x) messages processed; 0
> messgages filtered ".

I'm not sure I know what you mean when you "right-click the account that
the rule applies to"? You have to right click the Inbox in question, and
then make the choice to re-filter messages, remembering to choose only
read messages. I think the dialogue in question defaults to "Incoming
Mail".

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Re[3]: Help with macro

[Michael David]

Hi Ottar!

Yes  -  that would solve the issue of needing to add unique characters
to  the  subject  in  order  to  filter  sent messages out of all the
incoming messages.

So  -  all I need to know now is how to write a macro to automatically
bcc messages when sent. Surly TB can do that! :)

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Thursday, May 17, 2001, 5:51:52 AM, you wrote:

> Hello Peter,

> Wednesday, May 16, 2001, 11:30:36 AM, you wrote:

MD>>> I  need  some  way to keep my TB mail synchronized between my home and
MD>>> work  computers.  This  is because I work from home two days per week.
MD>>> Keeping  incoming  mail synchronized is easy; it's the sent email that
MD>>> is  the problem. It seems the above macros would be the easiest way to
MD>>> do this.

MD>>> All help greatly appreciated! :)

PP>> *hmmm* I'm sorry I can't help with the macro, I also think this would
PP>> be not possible with macros, but what about 2 other ideas?

> I would really like a solution for this to. What about a third idea:

> Making another pop mail account for this use. Perhaps you can get you
> administrattor at work to to this, or with another provider. CC all
> mail from home to this account and include this account on fetching
> mail only from work. Then set ut filtering from this account into
> folders on your main account.

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Re: memo auto-view dissapearing

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On May 18, 2001, at 1:05:22 PM, atelier1 wrote:

> "memo autoview"

Since it's inception, I've never been able to get the actual memos to come
up. One is able to put a "Memo" column in through the "Set up Columns"
dialogue box to indicate which message may have a memo attached to it, but
I could never get that memo to pop up whenever that message was selected
in the Message List.

Is that not what "memo autoview" is supposed to mean?

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memo auto-view dissapearing

[atelier1]

Hi all,

if  i  ,  in the "view"menu tick "memo autoview" ,this setting is lost
after restarting.
If   this  is  a  bug  ,would  there  be  a  way to manually alter the
registry?
Thank you in advance

Linda

using Windows 2000


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Re: Filter Mystery

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On Fri, 18 May 2001 12:32:21 -0700, hysterial thoughtfully wrote the
following:

hzc> ...and I have no other settings for this filter. It just doesn't
hzc> work. I right-click the account that the rule applies to, and choose
hzc> to filter "Read Messages". I get the confirmation: " (x) messages
hzc> processed; 0 messgages filtered ".

hzc> Any ideas?

Did you enable the little 'manual filters only' check box in the refilter
popup command prompt?

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Re[2]: 1.52f driving me nuts!

[Phillip Winn]

Lars-

You ROCK! That did it!

I don't know how that got changed during the install, since it obviously
didn't for my buddy, but it's fixed now, and I'm happy to be sticking with
1.52f! Woohoo!

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Friday, May 18, 2001, 2:23:04 PM:

L> Hi Phillip,
L> On Fri, 18 May 2001, at 13:43:03 -0500 you wrote:

PW>> Previously, when composing a message, TB! worked much like
PW>> any other windows program. I could hold down the shift key
PW>> and use my arrow keys to extend a selection. Once I had a
PW>> selection, I could type, which would overwrite the selected
PW>> text, or hit backspace or delete, which would delete the
PW>> selected text, or paste in new text, which would also replace
PW>> the selected text. If I moved the text cursor at all, the
PW>> selection was canceled.

L> It seems that the default behaviour of the editor was changed
L> somehow. But that can be corrected easily. Go to 'Options' ->
L> 'Editor Preferences', check the option 'Overwrite blocks' and
L> uncheck 'Persistent blocks'. That should solve your problem.

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Filter Mystery

[hysterial]

I can’t figure out why my filter isn’t working. I need to take all
‘read’ messages from one specific author, export them to a text file,
and delete them from my local mailbox.

Here’s what I’ve set for the rule:

-   Sorting Rule: read messages
-   Source Folder: inbox
-   Move Messages To Folder: inbox
-   Strings: [author's address] / sender / yes
-   Rule Is: manual only


Here's what I checked under the Actions tab:

-   delete the message
-   export message to file (append to / tried both existant and
non-existant files)


...and I have no other settings for this filter. It just doesn't work.
I right-click the account that the rule applies to, and choose to
filter "Read Messages". I get the confirmation: " (x) messages
processed; 0 messgages filtered ".

Any ideas?



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Re: 1.52f driving me nuts!

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Hi Phillip,

On 18 May 2001 at  13:43:03 -0500 (which was 19:43 where I  live)
Phillip Winn wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and made these points:

PW> .. I could hold down the shift key and use my arrow keys to extend
PW> a selection. Once I had a selection, I could type, which would
PW> overwrite the selected text, or hit backspace or delete, which
PW> would delete the selected text, or paste in new text, which would
PW> also replace the selected text. If I moved the text cursor at all,
PW> the selection was canceled.



PW> Is this configurable, or just a bug?

A bit of both.

It is easily configurable by setting the "Persistent blocks" and
"Overwrite blocks" settings in the editor preferences.

The "bit of a bug" is that I have no idea on earth as to why the
setting of these options should have been changed by performing an
upgrade.

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Re: 1.52f driving me nuts!

[Chema Berian]

Hello Listers, 

On  Fri, 18 May 2001, at 14:19:30 [GMT -0500] (which was 21:19 where I
live) Phillip wrote:

P>> Previously, when composing a message, TB! worked much like any
P>> other windows program. I could hold down the shift key and use my
P>> arrow keys to extend a selection. Once I had a selection, I could
P>> type, which would overwrite the selected text, or hit backspace or
P>> delete, which would delete the selected text, or paste in new
P>> text, which would also replace the selected text. If I moved the
P>> text cursor at all, the selection was canceled.

It works this way here.

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Re: 1.52f driving me nuts!

[Lars Geiger]

Hi Phillip,
On Fri, 18 May 2001, at 13:43:03 -0500 you wrote:

PW> Previously, when composing a message, TB! worked much like
PW> any other windows program. I could hold down the shift key
PW> and use my arrow keys to extend a selection. Once I had a
PW> selection, I could type, which would overwrite the selected
PW> text, or hit backspace or delete, which would delete the
PW> selected text, or paste in new text, which would also replace
PW> the selected text. If I moved the text cursor at all, the
PW> selection was canceled.

It seems that the default behaviour of the editor was changed
somehow. But that can be corrected easily. Go to 'Options' ->
'Editor Preferences', check the option 'Overwrite blocks' and
uncheck 'Persistent blocks'. That should solve your problem.

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Re: 1.52f driving me nuts!

[Phillip Winn]

A friend of mine called to let me know that he upgraded to 1.52f and is not
experiencing the same behavior. I had assumed that this was just something new
with 1.52f on purpose, now it appears not.

I am running Windows 98 Second Edition (4.10. A) on an AMD Athlon 700MHz
with 256MB. I shut down every other program on the system after a fresh reboot
so that only Explorer, Systray, and The Bat! were running. The behavior is
still the same. All other programs work normally.

Monday I will switch back to 1.46d if nobody has any ideas.

Thanks!

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Friday, May 18, 2001, 1:43:03 PM:

P> TBUDL -

P> I just upgraded from 1.46d to 1.52f, and I am about to go crazy! I will soon
P> be switch back to 1.46d unless someone can tell me that this new behavior can
P> be stopped!

P> Previously, when composing a message, TB! worked much like any other windows
P> program. I could hold down the shift key and use my arrow keys to extend a
P> selection. Once I had a selection, I could type, which would overwrite the
P> selected text, or hit backspace or delete, which would delete the selected
P> text, or paste in new text, which would also replace the selected text. If I
P> moved the text cursor at all, the selection was canceled.

P> Now, after the upgrade, everything is changed, and *not* for the better. I can
P> still use shift to select text, but now when I type new text, the text is
P> simply typed in at the current cursor position, and the selected text remains
P> selected. If I change my mind and move the text cursor, the selected text
P> remains selected. If I hit backspace or delete, the character immediately to
P> the left or right of the text cursor is removed, but the selected text remains
P> selected. If I paste in text, it is pasted in at the current text cursor
P> position, but the selected text remains, and remains selected. If I type, my
P> text is added to the message, and if the text cursor is within or at the end
P> of the selected text, my newly typed text is *also* selected.

P> It seems that the keyboard shortcut is no longer a shortcut, because now after
P> selecting text, I must hit Ctrl-X to accomplish what used to happen
P> automatically.

P> Is this configurable, or just a bug?

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Re: questions

[Chema Berian]

Hello Listers, 

On Fri, 18 May 2001,  at 16:00:27 [GMT -0300] (which was 21:00 where I
live)  Agustin wrote:

AEB> Does  anyone  knows  how  the birthday reminder works?. When I
AEB> put the date of a birthday for a contact in the AB nothing
AEB> happens.

Some time ago, Marek said in another thread:

 Display  reminder  is  displayed,  if one (or more) cantacts have
 same  date stored in "Birthday" field in Personal tab with actual
 date  in  computer.  This  reminder is displayed once in that day
 only.
 
Hope this help

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Re: TheBat features

[Thomas]

Hello Oleg,

On Thu, 17 May 2001 11:41:18 +0500 GMT (17/05/2001, 14:41 +0800 GMT),
OK3 wrote:

T>> You  did, but it's a workaround. I was just trying to make a point:
T>> one Eudora feature I miss in TB. ;-)

O> Eudora do cancel receiving message after transer start? How does it do
O> that if it is not possible within POP3?

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Re: questions

[Chema Berian]

Hello Listers, 

On Fri, 18 May 2001,  at 16:00:27 [GMT -0300] (which was 21:00 where I
live)  Agustin wrote:

AEB> I was trying to use the new macro %IF as follows:

AEB> %IF:"%ABTOGender"="Male":"Estimado":"Estimada" %ABTONamePrefix %TONAME

Put "1" instead of "Male"

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questions

[Agustin E. Bolzan]

Does  anyone  knows  how  the birthday reminder works?. When I put the
date of a birthday for a contact in the AB nothing happens.

Other question:

I was trying to use the new macro %IF as follows:

%IF:"%ABTOGender"="Male":"Estimado":"Estimada" %ABTONamePrefix %TONAME

but  when  using  the template, the editor always put "Estimada", i.e.
seems  that  the gender is not correctly read. Any clue about this? (I
know  that  this is a feature of the new bat 1.53 beta6, but I noticed
that several users in the list use this new beta).

Best regards,

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1.52f driving me nuts!

[Phillip Winn]

TBUDL -

I just upgraded from 1.46d to 1.52f, and I am about to go crazy! I will soon
be switch back to 1.46d unless someone can tell me that this new behavior can
be stopped!

Previously, when composing a message, TB! worked much like any other windows
program. I could hold down the shift key and use my arrow keys to extend a
selection. Once I had a selection, I could type, which would overwrite the
selected text, or hit backspace or delete, which would delete the selected
text, or paste in new text, which would also replace the selected text. If I
moved the text cursor at all, the selection was canceled.

Now, after the upgrade, everything is changed, and *not* for the better. I can
still use shift to select text, but now when I type new text, the text is
simply typed in at the current cursor position, and the selected text remains
selected. If I change my mind and move the text cursor, the selected text
remains selected. If I hit backspace or delete, the character immediately to
the left or right of the text cursor is removed, but the selected text remains
selected. If I paste in text, it is pasted in at the current text cursor
position, but the selected text remains, and remains selected. If I type, my
text is added to the message, and if the text cursor is within or at the end
of the selected text, my newly typed text is *also* selected.

It seems that the keyboard shortcut is no longer a shortcut, because now after
selecting text, I must hit Ctrl-X to accomplish what used to happen
automatically.

Is this configurable, or just a bug?

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Highlighting Links

[Thomas]

Hello TBUDL!

how does TB determine what is a "link"? Clicking on this one here
doesn't open my browser (in fact, it is not highlighted):

file:///C:/MyDocuments/M874/WebDocs/Exercises/simbrow.htm

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Re: Filter problem

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Hello Marck!

On Friday, May 18, 2001 at 5:44:53 PM you wrote:

> While I don't know the answer to this specific question

OK, now it becomes really funny, I changed the said filter's main rule
to [EMAIL PROTECTED] in Sender Yes AND basic in Subject Yes. And now
it does filter correctly.

My original question may now seem to be obsolete, but (and the tag
line below is pure coincidence) now more interesting than ever before
- - from a logicians point of view.


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Re: Filter problem

[Dierk Haasis]

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Hello Peter!

On Friday, May 18, 2001 at 5:38:08 PM you wrote:

> as I understand it, it's the alternative rule that sends all PGP-Basics
> messages to trash. They all have the list's acronym in their kludges. You
> might try to cancel the alternative.

No. The alternative rules kill my "comeback" messages from TB lists.
The main rule has nothing in common (filtering-wise) with the
alternative rules except that I put all those mailing list kills in
one filter instead of creating unnecessary filters.



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Re: Filter problem

[Dierk Haasis]

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Hello Marck!

On Friday, May 18, 2001 at 5:44:53 PM you wrote:

> I delete the *sent* version and keep the one which comes back
> through the list (so I keep the one everyone else saw).

Nice idea, but, I kill both ... I am not much of a keeper. If I need a
reference to older mails I look up the on-line archives; no reason to
keep them myself.



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Re: TheBat features

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Friday, May 18, 2001, 6:30:19 PM, Dierk Haasis wrote:

> I still think that the Mail Dispatcher is exactly made for
> this. Look at the headers, choose the messages you want to
> delete (maybe together with a time set to leave messages on
> server) and then d'l the messages you want to have.

It is a time consuming task, what Catalin proposed was something
to skip an unwanted message on sight, thus saving time. I use
my mail account to get apps from the inet, some friends of mine
are nice enough to provide them for me while I have e-mail
access only. I used the Mail Dispatcher a few times but with
200->400 msgs from various lists, using that think is a PITA, it
takes forever to download the headers even on a fast dial-up
connection of 4Kbps.

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Re: Filter problem

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Hi Dierk,

On 18 May 2001 at  17:10:28 +0200 (which was 16:10 where I  live)
Dierk Haasis wrote to TBUDL and made these points:

DH>   Why does this trash all mails with "PGP-Basics" in the subject
DH>   header.

While I don't know the answer to this specific question, let me
present an alternative schema, which works for me. I delete the *sent*
version and keep the one which comes back through the list (so I keep
the one everyone else saw).

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Re: Filter problem

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On Friday, May 18, 2001 at 17:10 (my local time), Dierk Haasis
presented us with these thoughts about "Filter problem":

DH>   I just created a kill filter for messages I sent to a mailing list
DH>   (it's actually a filter killing all my own mails to a mailing list
DH>   coming back to me). Interestingly the alternative rules for the TB!
DH>   lists seem to work correctly, only the main rule does kill *all*
DH>   mails coming to me from the specific list.

DH>   Technicalities:

DH>   1. It's an Incoming filter.
DH>   2. It moves mails to Trash, and marks them read.
DH>   3. Rule is, dierkhaasis in Sender Yes AND PGP-Basics in Subject Yes.

DH>   Why does this trash all mails with "PGP-Basics" in the subject
DH>   header.

DH>   *The alternative rules work slightly different as I use the list's
DH>   acronym in Kludges Yes instead of anything in the subject header.

Hi Dierk,

as I understand it, it's the alternative rule that sends all PGP-Basics
messages to trash. They all have the list's acronym in their kludges. You
might try to cancel the alternative.

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Re: TheBat features

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Hello Silviu!

On Friday, May 18, 2001 at 5:08:04 PM you wrote:

> I second this. Indeed it would be a nice feature, especially for
> those of us that use dial-up connections. In countries like
> mine, they phone costs are high (due to monopoly), and a way to
> skip huge messages would be welcome.

I still think that the Mail Dispatcher is exactly made for this. Look
at the headers, choose the messages you want to delete (maybe together
with a time set to leave messages on server) and then d'l the messages
you want to have.


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Re: TheBat features

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Friday, May 18, 2001, 5:50:33 PM, Catalin Olteanu wrote:

> I usually download all the mail I receive, both from
home and
> from the office. Therefore, I don't need (and I don't use) the
Mail
> Dispatcher, I simply hit Alt-F2 and wait. However, although
I'm not in
> love with the new Connection Center (maybe its design can be
improved,
> don't blame me for not being creative on it), a Skip message
might be
> sometime useful (and it's more handy than, after downloading
50
> messages and getting stuck at the huge 51st, to switch to Mail
> Dispatcher, wait for headers to be downloaded, locate the 51st
> message, etc.).

I second this. Indeed it would be a nice feature, especially for
those of us that use dial-up connections. In countries like
mine, they phone costs are high (due to monopoly), and a way to
skip huge messages would be welcome.

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Filter problem

[Dierk Haasis]

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Hello TBUDL Members!

  I just created a kill filter for messages I sent to a mailing list
  (it's actually a filter killing all my own mails to a mailing list
  coming back to me). Interestingly the alternative rules for the TB!
  lists seem to work correctly, only the main rule does kill *all*
  mails coming to me from the specific list.

  Technicalities:

  1. It's an Incoming filter.
  2. It moves mails to Trash, and marks them read.
  3. Rule is, dierkhaasis in Sender Yes AND PGP-Basics in Subject Yes.

  Why does this trash all mails with "PGP-Basics" in the subject
  header.

  *The alternative rules work slightly different as I use the list's
  acronym in Kludges Yes instead of anything in the subject header.


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Re: TheBat features

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Hi Jan,

On 18 May 2001 at  10:38:02 -0400 (which was 15:38 where I  live) Jan
Rifkinson wrote to Marck D. Pearlstone and made these points:

Marck>> So does TB - that's the *exact* function of TB's message
Marck>> dispatcher.

JR>   What are the steps I would use w TB's msg dispatcher to
JR>   view/delete msgs @ the server level? TIA

Well, the first requirement is for there to be messages on the server.
If you don't use the "Leave messages on the server" settings in some
way then nothing will happen.

If you have messages on the server, open the Message Dispatcher
(dispatch all messages on the server) and a window will open listing
all messages available on the server. This is done by the dispatcher
retrieving the message headers.

The Message Dispatcher gives you a number of check box options per
message which include [ ] Download and [ ] Delete. Mark the messages
you want download and/or deleted and then finally execute these
selections with the "Start Transfer" button.

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Re: TheBat features

[Thomas]

Hello Jan,

On Fri, 18 May 2001 10:38:02 -0400 GMT (18/05/2001, 22:38 +0800 GMT),
Jan Rifkinson wrote:

JR>   What are the steps I would use w TB's msg dispatcher to
JR>   view/delete msgs @ the server level? TIA

Click on Account / Desptach Mail on Server.

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Re[2]: TheBat features

[Catalin Olteanu]

Hello Dierk,

On Wednesday, May 16, 2001, 9:09:02 PM, Dierk wrote:

>> With mail dispatch you can always download the file later.
DH> The Mail Dispatcher may be his answer anyhow.

I usually download all the mail I receive, both from home and
from the office. Therefore, I don't need (and I don't use) the Mail
Dispatcher, I simply hit Alt-F2 and wait. However, although I'm not in
love with the new Connection Center (maybe its design can be improved,
don't blame me for not being creative on it), a Skip message might be
sometime useful (and it's more handy than, after downloading 50
messages and getting stuck at the huge 51st, to switch to Mail
Dispatcher, wait for headers to be downloaded, locate the 51st
message, etc.).

Best regards,
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Re[2]: TheBat features

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Hi Marck,

On Wednesday, May 16, 2001 21:11:08 [ +0100 GMT], you wrote the
following in regards to 'TheBat features':

WM>>  'Popcorn' - www.ultrafunk.com It lets you look at
WM>> mail on your server without downloading it and delete those you
WM>> don't want.

Marck> So does TB - that's the *exact* function of TB's message dispatcher.

  Could you pls amplify this a bit.

  What are the steps I would use w TB's msg dispatcher to
  view/delete msgs @ the server level? TIA

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Re: Filters

[Raj K.]

One way to do that would be setup a filter for your inbox

Set up a filter for incoming mail which looks for
Strings   LocationPresence
Your email id Receipient  No

Move all such mails to Trash - But do check if it does not delete important mails.

Best regards,

Thought for the mail : "If passion drives you, let reason hold the reigns." 

K. Raj
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Enriching Businesses & People

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Friday, May 18, 2001, 5:28:43 PM, you wrote:

> Hello Calvin,

> On Thu, 17 May 2001 19:55:24 -0400 GMT (18/05/2001, 07:55 +0800 GMT),
> Calvin wrote:

C>> I was wondering how to set up a filter, so that only mail with the to
C>> address is kept, all other mail is deleted.I want all mail with
C>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the "to" section kept, and all else deleted from
C>> the server.

> String:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Location: Recipient
> Presence: No
> Action:   Delete

> Be careful, the message will be really deleted. A better way is to
> mark it read and move it to trash.

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Re: Filters

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On Thu, 17 May 2001 19:55:24 -0400, Calvin contributed this to our
collective wisdom:

C> I was wondering how to set up a filter, so that only mail with the to
C> address is kept, all other mail is deleted.I want all mail with
C> [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the "to" section kept, and all else deleted from
C> the server.

I wouldn't create that filter if I were you. This means that any message
BCC'd to you will be deleted from the server. These messages will include
all your discussion list messages, many announcement and newsletter
subscription messages.

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Re: Filters

[Thomas]

Hello Calvin,

On Thu, 17 May 2001 19:55:24 -0400 GMT (18/05/2001, 07:55 +0800 GMT),
Calvin wrote:

C> I was wondering how to set up a filter, so that only mail with the to
C> address is kept, all other mail is deleted.I want all mail with
C> [EMAIL PROTECTED] in the "to" section kept, and all else deleted from
C> the server.

String:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Location: Recipient
Presence: No
Action:   Delete

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Re: SOT: TB! lists

[Marck D. Pearlstone]

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Hi John,

On 18 May 2001 at  20:38:24 +1000 (which was 11:38 where I  live) John
Phillips wrote to IronHand and made these points:

>> It's a silly one. How to subscribe TBTECH and TBOT?

JP> What is TBOT?

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  TBOT - The Bat off topic discussion list
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One  of  our members has created a list for those occasional off topic
discussions  of  public  interest. Please feel free to join this list,
where many of our readership currently participate.

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Re: SOT: TB! lists

[John Phillips]

Hello IronHand
You wrote  On Thu, 17 May 2001, at 00:07:47 [GMT +0200] (08:07 Australian Eastern 
Time,Thursday):

> It's a silly one. How to subscribe TBTECH and TBOT?


What is TBOT?

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Re: Reply template... - how to improve?

[Lars Geiger]

Hi Jacek,
On Fri, 18 May 2001, at 11:36:58 +0200 you wrote:

JW> I have the following reply template:
JW> 
JW> ---
JW> Hi %OFromName,
JW> 
JW> On %ODate you wrote:
JW> ---
JW> 
JW> Well - what I'd like to improve? Instead of %OFromName should
JW> be the first name from Address Book. And when there is no
JW> entry in my Address Book then insert %OFromName from the
JW> "From:" field. Possible? I hope so... but how to do it?

Of course, you are using The Bat! :-) Just try

Hi %ABofromFIRSTNAME="%OFROMFNAME",

or even

Hi %ABofromHANDLE='%ABofromFIRSTNAME="%OFROMFNAME"',

if you use the Address Book's Handle field for nicknames.

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Re: Reply template... - how to improve?

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Hi Jacek,

On 18 May 2001 at  11:36:58 +0200 (which was 10:36 where I  live)
Jacek Wojaczynski wrote to TBUDL and made these points:

JW> I have the following reply template:

JW> ---
JW> Hi %OFromName,

JW> On %ODate you wrote:
JW> ---

JW> Well - what I'd like to improve? Instead of %OFromName should be the
JW> first name from Address Book. And when there is no entry in my Address
JW> Book then insert %OFromName from the "From:" field.
JW> Possible? I hope so... but how to do it?

Hi %ABOfromFIRSTNAME="%OFROMNAME",

Is the way to do exactly that :-).

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Reply template... - how to improve?

[Jacek Wojaczynski]

Hello Batmaniacs!

I have the following reply template:

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Hi %OFromName,

On %ODate you wrote:
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Well - what I'd like to improve? Instead of %OFromName should be the
first name from Address Book. And when there is no entry in my Address
Book then insert %OFromName from the "From:" field.
Possible? I hope so... but how to do it?

regards,

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