incoming mail while reading list

[Michael L. Cusac]

When I'm reading messages from a mailing list, I have the display set
to show unread only.  As I read the messages get marked read
automatically.  I may move on from a now-read message I'd like to
reply to, because I want to read the rest of the thread first.

A problem occurs when the connection center kicks in, DLing new
mail;  when it's done, the message view refreshes and all the read
mails disappear from view.  I can think of a few workarounds for this.

a) Flag messages I may want to reply to, so I can find them again.
   This option is very annoying.

b) Turn off the feature that automatically marks mails read as I go.
   Also annoying, since I like that feature a lot.

c) Manually set TB! not to connect to servers while I'm reading, then
   change the setting again when I'm done.  Super-annoying.

Can somebody suggest a better way for me to handle things?

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Re[4]: Kaspersky AV plugin

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OT>I have latest KAV Personal Pro and latest TB! installed here.
OT>KAV monitor do detect viruses, but inside TB! the plug-in is unable
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OT>I have no idea why.

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Re: ticker info?-now color groups

[Paul Cartwright]

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On Friday, May 17, 2002, 4:27 PM, you wrote:

ACM> You can't. You don't have to use it anyway. You can create a filter
ACM> that will move any message with the sender address in any group/s or
ACM> any part of your address book to a particular folder. This is the same
ACM> as the known filter.

PC>> I have the TBUDL filter now setup so the UNread messages are colored,
PC>> and once they are read, it goes back to default. Other filters I can
PC>> figure out, but the know filter seems "special" or I'm again "in the
PC>> wrong place" :)

ACM> The known filter was created to, , make things easier for
ACM> newbies. It clearly has it's weaknesses and can be easily recreated
ACM> manually.


so I have to basically recreate the known filter with a new name and
new folder location THEN I can change the colors...ok, ok.. Jeez, I
thought I WAS a newbie !
thanks,

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Re[2]: Problems with mailto: links

[Blarp]

Hi Jonathan,

JA> You might want to check your account preferences in TB!, there is a
JA> switch that says "Use as default mailto: account"  Try disabling that
JA> on all of your accounts, then in Internet Explorer change the default
JA> mail client to OE.  Then try again.

Been there, done that. I only have one account in TB anyway. 

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Re: Replying to Forwarded messages

[Roelof Otten]

Hello Dave,

On Fri, 17 May 2002 15:49:57 -0500GMT (17-5-02, 22:49 +0200GMT, where
I live), you wrote:

DG> When someone forwards me a message, and I reply to the message the
DG> ORIGINAL message (which was forwarded to me) is not quoted, only
DG> the "forwarder"'s introductory text.

Does this happen all the time or only with a select group of
forwarders? What comes to mind is the possibility  that in the latter
case he/they might use a signature delimiter (dash, dash, space,
return) before the forwarded message. In that case it can't be helped.
Unless you convince him that he should place it below the message.

Might this not be the case, then would appear that you're using a
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Re: Kaspersky AV plugin

[Scott Frederick]

Hello 3w,

Thursday, May 16, 2002, 10:07:12 PM, you wrote:

3> The plugin works only with the Personal Pro Version. It works fine
3> on my machine for two weeks now.

But what does the plugin do that the AV program won't do by itself?

I am using KAV Lite and it seems to stop everything that comes in
either by mail or disc.

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Re: glyphs

[Michael L. Cusac]

On Friday, May 17, 2002, Peter Meyns wrote to TBUDL:


> Or is there another way to get the default icons into my graphics program
> for editing?


Resource  Hacker,  maybe?  I don't use it, so I can't personally vouch
for it, but it has a good rep.



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Re: glyphs

[David van Zuijlekom]

Hello Peter,

On Friday, May 17, 2002 at 21:51:18 +0200, you wrote concerning
'glyphs':
...
> does anybody know a source for TB!'s default icons as glyphs.bmp?

If you rename glyphs.bmp or delete the file you will get the default
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Re: Red Envelope

[Michael Disabato]

Friday, May 17, 2002, 3:29:12 PM, Shahar scribbled:

>> What does it mean when a message comes in with a red envelope in the
>> header list?

S> AFAIK - High Priority.

Thank you both for you answers. This is indeed the case. A low
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Most interesting.

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Red Envelope

[Michael Disabato]

What does it mean when a message comes in with a red envelope in the
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Mike



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Replying to Forwarded messages

[Dave Gorman]

When someone forwards me a message, and I reply to the message
(sending back to the person that forwarded it to me, not
forwarding it back to the original sender), the ORIGINAL message
(which was forwarded to me) is not quoted, only the "forwarder"'s
introductory text. Is this normal? Is there any way to quote the
original message text automatically (aside from "paste as
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TIA


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Re: remember scroll position in message window

[Allie C Martin]

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OT> it would be nice if TB! could remember text scroll position in
OT> message window, as I frequently switch from one message to another
OT> and some messages are very long, so I would like to pass the job
OT> of scrolling pages to TB! That feature is implemented in Norton
OT> Commander clone named FAR (http://www.rarlabs.com) and I found it
OT> very useful.

This issue is one of the main reasons why I prefer TB! over say,
Becky.

The way I work around this need is to open multiple messages
simultaneously. While I'm using the ticker virtual folder to peruse
unread messages, I may wish to look for another message or revise
another message without losing where I had reached in the current
message. I just open the other message/s or folder in another window.

I find myself crippled only working with the preview window since I've
grown accustomed  to being able to view multiple messages or browse
multiple folders concurrently.

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AL> Ok, WHERE do the PGP dll files go??

Either in the TB! installation directory or in any directory that's in
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Re: Red Envelope

[Jonathan Angliss]

On Friday, May 17, 2002, Michael Disabato wrote...

> What does it mean when a message comes in with a red envelope in the
> header list?

I believe this means the message is marked as important by the author.

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Re: Red Envelope

[Shahar]

Hello Michael

On Friday, May 17, 2002, at 11:21:51 PM, Michael <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote to 
Shahar about:
Red Envelope

> What does it mean when a message comes in with a red envelope in the
> header list?

> Mike


Michael,
AFAIK - High Priority.


Thank you for writing.
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Re: [regex-tutorial]: Part 1

[Ingrid Spitzer]

Hello Ottar,

  Friday, 17.05.2002 you wrote to TBUDL:

GE>> (http://www.Dirk-Heiser.de/RegExTest/RegExTest_V0.3beta.zip)

> I am unable to get in touch with this server

Try this URL:

http://www.Dirk-Heiser.de/RegExTest/RegExTest.zip
  
No problem here. At the moment ;)

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Re: ticker info?-now color groups

[Allie C Martin]

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PC> ok, I put the cursor on the account name where my filters are and I
PC> select:
PC> ACCOUNT-sorting office/filters
PC> then I click on the KNOWN filter
PC> what I see on the right is one tab called KNOWN. It has :
PC> By default, move mail from known users to Inbox-Known
PC> Address books to check against

PC> 2 check boxes for This rule is active & continue with other filters.

PC> How do I change the color group for this filter ?

You can't. You don't have to use it anyway. You can create a filter
that will move any message with the sender address in any group/s or
any part of your address book to a particular folder. This is the same
as the known filter.

PC> I have the TBUDL filter now setup so the UNread messages are colored,
PC> and once they are read, it goes back to default. Other filters I can
PC> figure out, but the know filter seems "special" or I'm again "in the
PC> wrong place" :)

The known filter was created to, , make things easier for
newbies. It clearly has it's weaknesses and can be easily recreated
manually.

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Re: ticker info?

[Paul Wilson]

Friday, 5/17/02, 12:57 PM

Hi David,
On Fri, 17 May 2002, at 10:11:40 [GMT +0200] (which was 1:11 AM where I live) 
you wrote about: 'ticker info?'

DVZ>>>  When new messages
DVZ>>> arrive I have to close the ticker virtual folder and reopen it.
DVZ>>> Is this the normal behaviour or am I missing something?

If you go to OPTIONS/define system hotkeys. you can define a key combo
to open mail ticker messages. I have mine set to (Ctrl+Shift=z). I
very rarely bring the main program out of the system tray.

 Your communication is greatly appreciated,
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Re[2]: Registered

[Pete Milne]

Replying to your message of Friday, May 17, 2002, 2:00:38 PM:

RO> AFAIK none. Maybe a good conscience? ;-)

What a consolation!!  ;o)

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glyphs

[Peter Meyns]

Hi folks,

does anybody know a source for TB!'s default icons as glyphs.bmp? I once
had them, but they got lost in my last crash...

Or is there another way to get the default icons into my graphics program
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Re: Registered

[Roelof Otten]

Hello Pete,

On Fri, 17 May 2002 13:37:04 -0600GMT (17-5-02, 21:37 +0200GMT, where
I live), you wrote:

PM> I am now a registered Bat! user. They talk about things that are
PM> only available to registered users...what might they be?

AFAIK none. Maybe a good conscience? ;-)

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Re: a sorting office problem

[Miguel A. Urech]

Hello Michael,

> Problem solved while looking at headers, following your advice!  Thank
> you!

Glad to help if I can. Many times it is just that four eyes see more
than two.

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Registered

[Pete Milne]

  I  am  now a registered Bat! user.  They talk about things that are only
  available to registered users...what might they be?
  Do they give you a new pickup or a new cowdog??

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remember scroll position in message window

[Oleg Titov]

Hello tbudl,
   it would be nice if TB! could remember text scroll position in
   message window, as I frequently switch from one message to another
   and some messages are very long, so I would like to pass the job of
   scrolling pages to TB! That feature is implemented in Norton
   Commander clone named FAR (http://www.rarlabs.com) and I found it very
   useful.

   I would like to hear your comments on subject.

Regards,

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Re: Problems with mailto: links

[Jonathan Angliss]

On Friday, May 17, 2002, Blarp wrote...

> My problem is the other way around. I WANT OE to be my default mail
> handler and reserve The Bat! for a special purpose since The Bat!
> doesn't work with Lotus Organizer in MAPI mode. I tried doing as you
> did the other direction but mailto: still has problems.

You might want to check your account preferences in TB!, there is a
switch that says "Use as default mailto: account"  Try disabling that
on all of your accounts, then in Internet Explorer change the default
mail client to OE.  Then try again.

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Re[2]: Problems with mailto: links

[Blarp]

Hi Allie,

ACM> I fixed the problem on my system (many moons ago) by going into the
ACM> Internet Options and changing the default mail handler to OE. I then
ACM> closed the options, reopened it and changed the default handler back
ACM> to The Bat!.

My problem is the other way around. I WANT OE to be my default mail
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Re[3]: Kaspersky AV plugin

[Oleg Titov]

Hello Robert,
   I have latest KAV Personal Pro and latest TB! installed here.
   KAV monitor do detect viruses, but inside TB! the plug-in is unable
   to detect them.

   I have no idea why.

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RG> Hello Scott,

RG> Thursday, May 16, 2002, 9:28:35 AM, you wrote:

SF>> What does the plugin do, that the monitor and scanner that come with
SF>> the Lite version do not?

RG> Hard  to say, Scott. I was never able to run it in my machine for some
RG> reasons.  Well, it seemed to run, but it did not catch the virus I had
RG> sent  myself  for  testing purposes. KAV monitor did catch it, but not
RG> the plugin. Perhaps I just have the wrong version of KAV. :-(




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Re: I get duplicate messages from local delivery

[Mark Wieder]

Um. I have a similar setup in two different client locations, one with
1.53d and one with 1.60h and both get duplicate (sometimes triplicate)
messages at random times. I'd love to blame this on an ISP, but it's
too erratic and happens with any of their several accounts.

I've tried switching them between "workstation without TCP/IP" mode
and "workstation with TCP/IP" mode to no avail. At one point I thought
I had it narrowed down to the number of users simultaneously trying to
send mail, but that didn't seem to be it either. Things seem to have
quieted down lately, but every once in a while the system just burps.

Even weirder, it happens with sent mail as well as received mail.
There will actually be two identical copies of the sent messages in
the sent folder. I'm ready to start blaming this on sunspots.

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DM> Ok I have the Bat set up in TCP/IP server mode on a computer with
DM> access to the Internet. I then have several accounts on different work
DM> stations each with the "allow local Delivery" turned on. I am able to
DM> send mail from 1 station to another using the local delivery (i.e. no
DM> pop3). My problem is that I get duplicates of each email. Does anybody
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Thread Error. No more data (259)

[Robert D.]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1


I get this error, from time to time, when downloading email.

I do NOT have a clue why it happens, I am still investigating if
another program in the Firewall and AV chain may be the culprit.

None the less, it is impossible to close The Bat! I cannot *abort*
from Connection Centre. I cannot *delete task*. Nor can I close down
The Bat!

Instead, I am forced to use a task manager and kill TB.

In the case happening right now, I re-try the  email download. It
hangs on the same email as before. I use *CommView* to view what
transpired. I see only the offending *Porn Spam* email and no message
from the MTA of any kind to indicate closing down -- losing packets,
or whatever.

This leads me to believe that some running program here is the
culprit.

In any event, is there a way that *the programmers* could figure a way
to implicitly kill a *send* or a *receive* ??

- - Thanks for the help ...

  Robert  D.

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Re: .vcf files (vCards)

[Roelof Otten]

Hello Peter,

On Fri, 17 May 2002 07:41:41 -0700GMT (17-5-02, 16:41 +0200GMT, where
I live), you wrote:

PC>>> address book.  Now when I double click to open it, I am
PC>>> presented with an email editor form with the vCard as an
PC>>> attached object.  What could have changed to cause this??

RO>> I don't know what could've caused it, over here it works as before. A
RO>> possibility to bring back the old setting would be to delete the
RO>> filetype and when TB starts again it should create it again and
RO>> associate  with it correctly.

PC> Just tried it...unsuccessful.  Any more ideas?

Just to make sure.
You closed TB
Started explorer, deleted the associations belonging to business card
file
Started TB again
TB wants to be the default .vcf program
And it created a new association?

What's the action associated with .vcf?
On my system it's:
"C:\PROGRAM FILES\THE BAT!\THEBAT.EXE" /nologo /o:"%1"


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The Bat! - suggestions

[Peter Chiou]

When you hit the short cut ('ctrl' + '=')to complete the
address entry in the To: field, it currently searches the
history and/or address books, but not the LDAP addressbooks.
This is a neat feature that Outlook has and would be nice to
have in TB! also.

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Re[2]: The Bat closes when entering TO: field in new email

[Peter Chiou]

Historians believe that 3:53 AM, Friday, May 17, 2002 
was when Paul Cartwright typed the following:
PC> Using The Bat! v1.60k on Windows XP

What improvements does v1.60k Provide?





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Re[2]: .vcf files (vCards)

[Peter Chiou]

Historians believe that 3:00 AM, Friday, May 17, 2002 
was when Roelof Otten typed the following:
PC>> I have an interesting issue here with vCards.  I used to be
PC>> able to double click on a vCard and be presented with a form
PC>> with all the info, including a button to add it to the
PC>> address book.  Now when I double click to open it, I am
PC>> presented with an email editor form with the vCard as an
PC>> attached object.  What could have changed to cause this??

RO> I don't know what could've caused it, over here it works as before. A
RO> possibility to bring back the old setting would be to delete the
RO> filetype and when TB starts again it should create it again and
RO> associate  with it correctly.

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Re: ticker info?

[Marck D Pearlstone]

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Hi Spike,

@17 May 2002, 09:09:56 -0500 (15:09 UK time) Spike wrote in
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

> Nope, I'll do without this ticker "feature" as it is redundant and
> unnecessary for me.


1) Your replies on this topic are certainly not helpful. You have
   already stated that you don't use and don't want to use the ticker.
   No need to comment further as we try to inform others how to get
   the best out of it.

2) Your signature blocks are *way* over the top. Please remove the
   runbox and TB ads when posting here. The former is excessive, the
   latter redundant (preaching to the choir?).


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Re[2]: ticker info?

[Spike]

Hello Marck,

Friday, May 17, 2002, 4:55:40 AM, in a galaxy far, far away,
Marck wrote:

>>> 2. Double click on one of them; the MT virtual folder opens.

>> When I do this, the mail opens, not a virtual folder.

MDP> I've said it before and I'll say it again:

MDP>N o wt u r n   o nt h em e s s a g el i s t   ! !
MDP>¯
MDP> It's in the menu when you look at the message - "View | Message list".

I almost NEVER open a message in a full window, only the preview
pane.  The only exception is a message (usually from an
"Outhouse" user is forwarded as an attachment, which forces me to
open it further to see the message (YUCK!)

MDP> Okay - done? Better? ;-)

Nope, I'll do without this ticker "feature" as it is redundant
and unnecessary for me.

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Re: PGP dll

[Nick Andriash]

Hello Al Lowe,

On Friday, May 17 2002 at 07:08 AM PDT, you wrote:

> Ok, WHERE do the PGP dll files go??

In TB's main directory.


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PGP dll

[Al Lowe]

Ok, WHERE do the PGP dll files go??


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Re: TB! Options | Preferences | Viewer questions - plain text

[Dwight A Corrin]

On Friday, May 17, 2002, 7:04:35 AM, Mark Knipfer wrote:

>>> Does this mean that all settings in the Item list pertains only to
>>> the Rich Text/HTML Viewer setting?

>> Yes I believe so. Maybe it's better if Ritlabs would blank those items
>> when you choose the plain text viewer.

> I agree. After seeing the "Rich Text/HTML viewer layout" wording, that
> is when I derived these settings only pertained to the Rich Text/HTML
> mode.

even if one chooses not to use the rich text display one will use the
html viewer when they need to look at an html mail. So the settings
are always relevant. And the settings window is clearly labeled

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Re[2]: users with different options?

[Rick Reumann]

On Friday, May 17, 2002, 7:39:34 AM, Allie wrote:

ACM> Another more convoluted way would be to have each user at launch time
ACM> overwrite the TB! registry entries with their own, each time they
ACM> start TB!. This would involve the use of batch files which are run
ACM> when TB! is closed and restarted for each user. I don't know if you're
ACM> up to it.

 Nope, definitely not up to that task, it's not that important
 since it's just my wife and I sharing the computer. Thanks for
 the info though. Interesting though that ritlabs has some of
 those set as global options. I would think different users would
 like to be able to set their editor preferences custom on a per
 user basis.

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Re: PGP Question.

[Marck D Pearlstone]

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Hi Peter,

@17 May 2002, 15:20:10 +0200 (14:20 UK time) Peter Fjelsten wrote in
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M>> have you installed the plugin dll? download it from the
M>> ritlabs.com site.

> I have downloaded those DLLs - do I need to install PGP as well? How
> can I make TheBat "see" the DLLs?

You *do* need to install an external version of PGP. The plug-ins are
merely a bridge between TB and PGP.

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Re: PGP Question.

[Peter Palmreuther]

Hello Peter,

On Friday, May 17, 2002 at 3:20:10 PM you wrote in
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (at least in part):

PF> I have downloaded those DLLs - do I need to install PGP as well?

You do. These DLLs are only the 'interface' for TB! being able to speak to
PGP and use it's functions.

PF> How can I make TheBat "see" the DLLs?

Put them into your The Bat! installation directory. Nowhere else.

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Re: PGP Question.

[Peter Fjelsten]

Mrten [M],

On 17-05-2002 15:14, you wrote in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
M> have you installed the plugin dll? download it from the ritlabs.com site.

I have downloaded those DLLs - do I need to install PGP as well? How
can I make TheBat "see" the DLLs?

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Re: PGP Question.

[Marck D Pearlstone]

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Hi Steve,

@17 May 2002, 09:01:36 -0400 (14:01 UK time) Steve VanOostbrugge wrote
in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

> I have PGP 6.0.2 installed within my machine, and according to the
> literature for TB, it says that it only needs this program to sign
> and encrypt.

You will need the PGP plug-in DLLs too. You can get these from the
RITlabs FTP site at ftp://www.ritlabs.com/pub/the_bat

> I was unable to set up the default sign & encrypt, BUT was able to
> manually encrypt my message prior to sending from within the
> program's menu. Is there any way to automatically sign and encrypt
> the message when I press "send"?

See "Account properties | Options | Message editor settings". See also
Template macros - %SIGNCOMPLETE and %ENCRYPTCOMPLETE.

> When I do that now, it tells me that OpenPGP is not set up for
> signing.

This may be the lack of the plug-in. Have you "chosen" which OpenPGP
version you are using?

> I have created all the necessary files from within PGP for my
> signature and encryption, why is the program looking elsewhere
> (openPGP) for a method of signing and encryption?  What am I not
> setting up correctly?

Plug-in DLL? Version selection? Option settings? One or all of the
above?

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PGP Question.

[Steve VanOostbrugge]

I have just become a new user of this program and after setting up my
preferences I then tried to set up my defaults for PGP.  It is my intent
to always sign and encrypt by default every outgoing message with PGP.
I have PGP 6.0.2 installed within my machine, and according to the
literature for TB, it says that it only needs this program to sign and
encrypt.  I was unable to set up the default sign & encrypt, BUT was
able to manually encrypt my message prior to sending from within the
program's menu.

Is there any way to automatically sign and encrypt the message when I
press "send"?  When I do that now, it tells me that OpenPGP is not set
up for signing.  I have created all the necessary files from within PGP
for my signature and encryption, why is the program looking elsewhere
(openPGP) for a method of signing and encryption?  What am I not setting
up correctly?

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Re: PGP Question.

[Mrten]

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Om 15:01 op vrijdag 17 mei 2002, Steve VanOostbrugge:

> I have just become a new user of this program and after setting up my
> preferences I then tried to set up my defaults for PGP. It is my intent
> to always sign and encrypt by default every outgoing message with PGP. I
> have PGP 6.0.2 installed within my machine, and according to the
> literature for TB, it says that it only needs this program to sign and
> encrypt. I was unable to set up the default sign & encrypt, BUT was able
> to manually encrypt my message prior to sending from within the
> program's menu.

have you installed the plugin dll? download it from the ritlabs.com site.

i'd advise against encrypting all your outgoing messages; this list for
one will not be able to decrypt your messages. not to mention all the
people that don't have pgp installed.

> Is there any way to automatically sign and encrypt the message when I
> press "send"?

yes there is, i'm doing it right now (signing, that is). install the
plugin, and perhaps you should try pgp 6.5.8ckt, from www.ippgpp.com.

Mrten.

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Re: ticker info?-now color groups

[Paul Cartwright]

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On Thursday, May 16, 2002, 7:59 PM, you wrote:

ACM> There are colour groups there. With colour groups, you have the option
ACM> of either changing the text colour or the text background colour. Take
ACM> a look again. :-)

ok, I put the cursor on the account name where my filters are and I
select:
ACCOUNT-sorting office/filters
then I click on the KNOWN filter
what I see on the right is one tab called KNOWN. It has :
By default, move mail from known users to Inbox-Known
Address books to check against

2 check boxes for This rule is active & continue with other filters.

How do I change the color group for this filter ?
I have the TBUDL filter now setup so the UNread messages are colored,
and once they are read, it goes back to default. Other filters I can
figure out, but the know filter seems "special" or I'm again "in the
wrong place" :)
thanks,


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Re: TB! Options | Preferences | Viewer questions - plain text

[Mark Knipfer]

On Friday, May 17, 2002, 7:57:17 AM, Peter Palmreuther wrote:

> On Friday, May 17, 2002 at 1:42:08 PM you wrote in
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (at least in part):

MK>> Does this mean that all settings in the Item list pertains only to the
MK>> Rich Text/HTML Viewer setting?

> Yes.

Thank you.

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Re: TB! Options | Preferences | Viewer questions - plain text

[Mark Knipfer]

On Friday, May 17, 2002, 7:56:55 AM, David van Zuijlekom wrote:

> On Friday, May 17, 2002 at 07:42:08 -0400, you wrote concerning 'TB!
> Options | Preferences | Viewer questions - plain text':
> ...
>> Does this mean that all settings in the Item list pertains only to
>> the Rich Text/HTML Viewer setting?

> Yes I believe so. Maybe it's better if Ritlabs would blank those items
> when you choose the plain text viewer.

I agree. After seeing the "Rich Text/HTML viewer layout" wording, that
is when I derived these settings only pertained to the Rich Text/HTML
mode.

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Re: TB! Options | Preferences | Viewer questions - plain text

[David van Zuijlekom]

Hello Mark,

On Friday, May 17, 2002 at 07:42:08 -0400, you wrote concerning 'TB!
Options | Preferences | Viewer questions - plain text':
...
> Does this mean that all settings in the Item list pertains only to
> the Rich Text/HTML Viewer setting?

Yes I believe so. Maybe it's better if Ritlabs would blank those items
when you choose the plain text viewer.

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Re: TB! Options | Preferences | Viewer questions - plain text

[Peter Palmreuther]

Hello Mark,

On Friday, May 17, 2002 at 1:42:08 PM you wrote in
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MK> Does this mean that all settings in the Item list pertains only to the
MK> Rich Text/HTML Viewer setting?

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TB! Options | Preferences | Viewer questions - plain text

[Mark Knipfer]

In TheBat! 1.60k when I click Options | Preferences | Viewer, the 'View
message using' is set to "Fixed Width Font Viewer (fast)". When I select
an item in the "Item:" list such as Background, Regular Text, or Fixed
Width Text to change the setting, none of the change take affect.
However, when I set 'View message using' to Rich Text/HTML Viewer
(slower but with proportional fonts), all setting take affect. I notice
in the second window it shows "Rich Text/HTML viewer layout". Does this
mean that all settings in the Item list pertains only to the Rich
Text/HTML Viewer setting?

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Re: users with different options?

[Allie C Martin]

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Rick Reumann [RR] wrote:
...
RR> I have The Bat set up where I'm the admin but also have sub users
RR> for myself and my wife so that we each have our mailboxes when we
RR> log in. How can I set up the bat so that the individual users
RR> could have different options? For example autoformat when it's set
RR> under preferences and changed by any user it remains changed for
RR> all the other users. Also it looks like only the admin really has
RR> the decision about using the mail ticker (even though I know it
RR> can be turned off for folders ). I would think each user should be
RR> able to decide whether they want to use the ticker or not. Is
RR> there a way to set it up so certain options are more customizable
RR> per user?

The options you wish to set on a per user basis are general options
that are stored in the registry. The only way they can be set on a per
user basis is if the users each logon as a different Windows user.

Another more convoluted way would be to have each user at launch time
overwrite the TB! registry entries with their own, each time they
start TB!. This would involve the use of batch files which are run
when TB! is closed and restarted for each user. I don't know if you're
up to it.

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Re: Problems with mailto: links

[Allie C Martin]

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Jonathan Angliss [JA] wrote:
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JA> I have exactly the same problem, or had. I don't remember if I've
JA> solved it, as I don't often click on mailto: links ;) I'll check
JA> in the morning.

I fixed the problem on my system (many moons ago) by going into the
Internet Options and changing the default mail handler to OE. I then
closed the options, reopened it and changed the default handler back
to The Bat!.

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Re: ticker info?

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On Friday, May 17, 2002, 5:44 AM, you wrote:


>> 3. In the message tree you are *not* on the first message.

JA> No message tree, unless that is all the email is, and pressing the home will
JA> force it to revert back to the virtual folder.

>> 4. Press  and you'll find yourself marking (and reading) the
>> first message.

up in the menus click the MESSAGE list option. then you can sort them
by threads ( reference) and sort by the FOLDER column. AWESOME!


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Re: The Bat closes when entering TO: field in new email

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On Friday, May 17, 2002, 1:54 AM, you wrote:

PC> Hello Guy,

PC> Thursday, May 16, 2002, 11:15:04 AM, you wrote:

GP>>  The Bat will close immediately when you press the "create a new
GP>>message" button, put your cursor in the TO: field and press a
GP>>letter key, such as "i".

PC> I've had this problem multiple times.  It seems that my
PC> solution was to rev it back to 1.53d and then back to 1.60c
PC> or 1.60h...  That seems to fix the problem... for now.

I think the easier answer was to change the autocomplete to only
addressesbooks, and NOT use history. It also happened to me.

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Re: ticker info?

[Michael L. Cusac]

On Friday, May 17, 2002, Jonathan Angliss wrote to TBUDL:

> On Fri, 17 May 2002 10:05:20 +0200, you wrote:

>> 1. There have to be unread messages shown in the MT (more than one).
>> 2. Double click on one of them; the MT virtual folder opens.

> When I do this, the mail opens, not a virtual folder.

>> 3. In the message tree you are *not* on the first message.

> No message tree, unless that is all the email is, and pressing the home will
> force it to revert back to the virtual folder.

When the mail opens, select View|Message List. Voila, message tree.
Having done this once, you shouldn't have to do it again.  Now it's on
to step 4:

>> 4. Press  and you'll find yourself marking (and reading) the
>> first message.

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Re: Beta Versions

[John Phillips]

Hello RapidFX
You wrote  On Thu, 16 May 2002, at 15:17:13 [GMT -0800] (09:17:13 Friday, 17 May 2002 
where I live):-

> A while back, maybe even a year, there was a directory at ritlabs.com
> that held the current beta versions of TheBat!.
> Where has this gone to?

http://www.ritlabs.com/ftp/pub/the_bat/beta/

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Re: ticker info?

[Marcus Ohlström]

On Friday, May 17, 2002, 11:44, Jonathan Angliss wrote:

>> 1. There have to be unread messages shown in the MT (more than one).
>> 2. Double click on one of them; the MT virtual folder opens.

> When I do this, the mail opens, not a virtual folder.

That *is* the virtual folder. Select View -> Message List in that
window and you will se that it is indeed a folder and not only one
message (that is, if you do have more than one unread messages in the
ticker).

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Re: ticker info?

[Jonathan Angliss]

Hi Marck,
On Fri, 17 May 2002 10:55:40 +0100, you wrote:

> > When I do this, the mail opens, not a virtual folder.
> 
> I've said it before and I'll say it again:
> 
>N o wt u r n   o nt h em e s s a g el i s t   ! !
>¯
> It's in the menu when you look at the message - "View | Message list".
> 
> Okay - done? Better? ;-)

A... now I get it... you didn't mention the view menu before, just the home
button.  I'll give that a go.  Thanks very much :))

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Re: Re[2]: Changing button functions

[Ray Dawson]

In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
   Chris Hall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Chris>> Just hold down the "shift" key while activating the
> Chris>> "check for mail" button. TB then checks from all
> Chris>> account.

> JR>   Gz, I didn't know that, even after all this time. It
> JR>   must be listed somewhere. Where? TIA

> Not sure were I picked it up .. BUT.. Alt + F2 does the same thing.
> And... Alt+ F12 brings up the "Shortcut Editor" which shows some
> useful shortcuts

As everything else seems to be configurable in TB, I was hoping that the
actions of the toolbar buttons were as well. I tend to be a mouse
navigator - I don't use key shortcuts much - and I had hoped to be able
to alter the 'mail download' button to 'download all mail accounts'.

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Re: .vcf files (vCards)

[Roelof Otten]

Hello Peter,

On Thu, 16 May 2002 23:02:28 -0700GMT (17-5-02, 8:02 +0200GMT, where I
live), you wrote:

PC> I have an interesting issue here with vCards.  I used to be
PC> able to double click on a vCard and be presented with a form
PC> with all the info, including a button to add it to the
PC> address book.  Now when I double click to open it, I am
PC> presented with an email editor form with the vCard as an
PC> attached object.  What could have changed to cause this??

I don't know what could've caused it, over here it works as before. A
possibility to bring back the old setting would be to delete the
filetype and when TB starts again it should create it again and
associate  with it correctly.

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Re: ticker info?

[Marck D Pearlstone]

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Hi Jonathan,

@17 May 2002, 04:44:14 -0500 (10:44 UK time) Jonathan Angliss wrote in
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>> 2. Double click on one of them; the MT virtual folder opens.

> When I do this, the mail opens, not a virtual folder.

I've said it before and I'll say it again:

   N o wt u r n   o nt h em e s s a g el i s t   ! !
   ¯
It's in the menu when you look at the message - "View | Message list".

Okay - done? Better? ;-)

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Re: ticker info?

[Jonathan Angliss]

Hi Dierk,
On Fri, 17 May 2002 10:05:20 +0200, you wrote:

> 1. There have to be unread messages shown in the MT (more than one).
> 2. Double click on one of them; the MT virtual folder opens.

When I do this, the mail opens, not a virtual folder.

> 3. In the message tree you are *not* on the first message.

No message tree, unless that is all the email is, and pressing the home will
force it to revert back to the virtual folder.

> 4. Press  and you'll find yourself marking (and reading) the
> first message.

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Re: Default template

[Ottar Grimstad]

Hello Marck,

Thursday, May 16, 2002, 2:50:56 PM, you wrote to TBUDL:

MDP> Just mark the entire contents of the template edit window and
MDP> delete. Press OK. Done. The template being empty makes the system
MDP> revert to the default.

But why does this work different from AB-templates. It would be more
easy to understand if the folder properties had a tick box for use
spesific template for messages like the AB. It is very confusing that
you do not now at once when you look at a folder if you are
lokking at a folder template or at the account template.

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Re: : Part 1

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Hi Ottar,

@17 May 2002, 08:26:13 +0200 (07:26 UK time) Ottar Grimstad wrote in
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GE>> You have to download a DLL written by Dirk Heiser

GE>> (http://www.Dirk-Heiser.de/RegExTest/RegExTest_V0.3beta.zip)

> I am unable to get in touch with this server

We may have to withdraw this reference - it is unclear at the moment
whether or not Dirk still wants to publish this utility.

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Re: ticker info?

[Dierk Haasis]

Hello Jonathan!

On Friday, May 17, 2002 at 4:02:52 AM you wrote:

> I understood you meant double click on the ticker, then press the home in the
> virtual folder.  But double clicking on the ticker does nothing, unless I have
> mail, in which case it opens the email I double clicked.  Any chance of being
> more specific?  I am running 1.60c, was this feature enabled then?

1. There have to be unread messages shown in the MT (more than one).
2. Double click on one of them; the MT virtual folder opens.
3. In the message tree you are *not* on the first message.
4. Press  and you'll find yourself marking (and reading) the
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Re: ticker info?

[David van Zuijlekom]

Hello Allie,

On Friday, May 17, 2002 at 18:50:36 -0500, you wrote concerning
'ticker info?':
...
DVZ>> So I gave the ticker a second chance today, but there is one
DVZ>> thing that I miss in the ticker. The ticker virtual folder
DVZ>> doesn't update when new messages arrive. When new messages
DVZ>> arrive I have to close the ticker virtual folder and reopen it.
DVZ>> Is this the normal behaviour or am I missing something?

> Nope. You're not missing anything. One missing feature I'd sure love
> to be added. It's then that I'd really be cooking with gas. :-)

I gave a look at the wishlist but it wasn't there yet, so I added this
feature to the list. It's over here:
https://bt.ritlabs.com/view_bug_advanced_page.php?f_id=915

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Re: odd emails

[Marcus Ohlström]

On Thursday, May 16, 2002, 22:55, RapidFX wrote:

JS>> Try to select MS CryptoAPI from Options->S/MIME, and tell, if the
JS>> messages appear then.

> Yes, that does allow the email to open.
> Can you explain why, or point me to a faq with an answer?

That is a known problem in 1.60h. Try updating, I myself are using
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Re: ticker info?

[Marcus Ohlström]

On Friday, May 17, 2002, 04:04, Jonathan Angliss wrote:

> It took me ages to realise why all my pictures were small, and
> fuzzy.  Had me completely lost, until I left my mouse over it for
> long enough, and all these pop-up buttons started appearing.  I'm
> not sure if you can disable it though.

Take a look under Tools -> Internet Options -> Advanced -> Multimedia.

(I can't give you the exact option since I'm using Swedish IE6 here at
the office and I can not figure out a correct translation back to
English of the Microsoftish translation into Swedish :-)

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