Merry Christmas Bat Users :)

[Victor B. Gonzalez]

Hello Everyone,

  May the best of the holiday season still be yet to come.
  I hope you all get what you're wishing for and hope a
  goodnight and morning to you all.

  Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays!

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Re[2]: New binary data encoding scheme please add to Bat

[Mike Alexander]

Hello M.,

Tuesday, December 24, 2002, 4:32:16 AM, you wrote:

ME> Mike,

ME> Lighten up.  I just want a mail client that supports all prevalent
ME> encodings.  And there are such things as mail-to-news gateways.

Sorry, but I've had to kill filter so many people in ngs because of their
constant yammering about yENC that it's become a sore point :)

ME> It doesn't matter to me what are the technical merits.  What matters
ME> is that people use this format, so I want my mail client to support
ME> it.

Nothing wrong with that. I just saw the post and made the wrong
assumption about your intentions. Peace? :)

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Re: Feature Request I'd Like To See in "The Bat!"

[Allie Martin]

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Mike Alexander [MA] wrote:'

MA> And that's a nice present. Much appreciated.

You're welcome.

A Merry Christmas to you and all other TBUDL members.

All the best for the season and the upcoming new year!

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Re[2]: Feature Request I'd Like To See in "The Bat!"

[Mike Alexander]

Hello Allie,

Wednesday, December 25, 2002, 2:31:11 AM, you wrote:

AM> In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
AM> Mike Alexander [MA] wrote:'

MA>> Thank you so much.  I have been trying things like *domain.com
MA>> and variations using * as a wild card,

AM> The filter system doesn't use simple wild cards. It does use regular
AM> expressions like:

AM> .*@domainname

AM> .* means one or more of any characters. You'll have to enable the
AM> option 'regular expressions' in the filter options for the above
AM> string to be used as a regular expression.

AM> Of course, you could simply use just domainname.

AM> If you use the simple string 'domainname', TB! will just look for
AM> domainname in the sender address.


Thanks once again.  I will try the regular expressions because I'd
like to learn how to do things properly ;-) If I don't succeed at
first, I'll try your suggestion until I get it right.  I can see I'm
going to be busy during the holidays :)   But at least I'l be able to
block these $%££^$£%(*)!! people. And that's a nice present.
Much appreciated.


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Re: Feature Request I'd Like To See in "The Bat!"

[Allie Martin]

In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Mike Alexander [MA] wrote:'

MA> Thank you so much.  I have been trying things like *domain.com
MA> and variations using * as a wild card,

The filter system doesn't use simple wild cards. It does use regular
expressions like:

.*@domainname

.* means one or more of any characters. You'll have to enable the
option 'regular expressions' in the filter options for the above
string to be used as a regular expression.

Of course, you could simply use just domainname.

If you use the simple string 'domainname', TB! will just look for
domainname in the sender address.

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Re[2]: Feature Request I'd Like To See in "The Bat!"

[Mike Alexander]

Hello Allie,

Wednesday, December 25, 2002, 1:58:26 AM, you wrote:

AM> In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
AM> Mike Alexander [MA] wrote:'

MA>> Here, I have to agree. I've been using it for 3 months now and I
MA>> still can't make a filter that will block a specific domain,

AM> .*@domain name

AM> For example, if I wanted to filter all mail from addresses using the
AM> domain name hotmail.com, I'd just use the filter string:

AM> 'hotmail.com'  in the sender address.

AM> You can use the same filter string in the selective downloads
AM> filter.

MA>> a specific country prefix, anything that isn't addressed to me,
MA>> etc.

AM> your e-mail address

AM> recipient

AM> presence - No

MA>> And I can't find any help anywhere that makes any sense to me.
MA>> And when I asked people here, no-one replied.

AM> For those two specific questions? Strange.


Thank you so much.  I have been trying things like *domain.com and
variations using * as a wild card, but it's never seemed to work. i
don't know why. I did guess that my mail addy/recipient/presence No
would be a way of blocking or deleting on server and I have that at
the top of my sorting office list. But it doesn't seem to be doing
anything. I'm glad I wasn't as terminally dense as I thought   but
I can't understand why it's not working. Can I just ask if the full
stop before *@domainname was intentional? I'll try that next.

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Re: Feature Request I'd Like To See in "The Bat!"

[Allie Martin]

In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Mike Alexander [MA] wrote:'

MA> Here, I have to agree. I've been using it for 3 months now and I
MA> still can't make a filter that will block a specific domain,

.*@domain name

For example, if I wanted to filter all mail from addresses using the
domain name hotmail.com, I'd just use the filter string:

'hotmail.com'  in the sender address.

You can use the same filter string in the selective downloads
filter.

MA> a specific country prefix, anything that isn't addressed to me,
MA> etc.

your e-mail address

recipient

presence - No

MA> And I can't find any help anywhere that makes any sense to me.
MA> And when I asked people here, no-one replied.

For those two specific questions? Strange.

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Re[2]: Feature Request I'd Like To See in "The Bat!"

[Mike Alexander]

Hello Victor,

Wednesday, December 25, 2002, 1:28:12 AM, you wrote:

VBG> Since we're talking about feature request I've got a few.
VBG> Built in calendar with mail scheduling features.
VBG> Anniversaries, Birthdays, Holidays, Business...

VBG> I would also like to see support for newsgroups which should
VBG> be somewhat a standard for mail clients.

ISTM, that what you want is Outlook/Outlook Express ;-)

One of the reasons I changed to TB was precisely because it *didn't*
have a calendar, ng support (for which I use Agent) and all the other
bells and whistles. I *don't* want everything integrated in one client
with a kitchen sink load of extras that have nothing to do with mail
collection, reading and transmission.

VBG> I would like to see better, more versatile support for
VBG> templates & filters. i.e.

Here, I have to agree. I've been using it for 3 months now and I still
can't make a filter that will block a specific domain, a specific
country prefix, anything that isn't addressed to me, etc. And I can't
find any help anywhere that makes any sense to me. And when I asked
people here, no-one replied. So, yes, I'd like a *lot* of help from the
program with filtering so I can stop being drowned every day in spam I
can't block.  Templates don't matter quite so much to me as I only
have c. 100 or so people/businesses that I have regular contact with
and I find the templates fairly easy to set up (Yes, I know, I can do
templates so why can't I do filters - I keep asking myself that
question ).

Anyway, it gave me a chance to rant ;)

Would it be Feliz Navidad?

Anyway, a Merry whatever to everyone!

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Re: NOD32 plugin usage

[Allie Martin]

In ,
Jan Rifkinson [JR] wrote:'

JR> Do you know if the current plug-in is working ok with NOD32 beta
JR> version?

No, I don't.

I don't plan to run the new version until it's out of beta.

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Re: Feature Request I'd Like To See in "The Bat!"

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Hello Paul,

PS> I mentioned this feature request before, but nobody replied to my
PS> post. 

PS> When editing a message I'd like to see the status of:
PS> Auto Format
PS> Auto Wrap
PS> Justify on Auto Wrap
PS> displayed on the bottom of the edit screen where the character/line counter
PS> is shown.

Since we're talking about feature request I've got a few.
Built in calendar with mail scheduling features.
Anniversaries, Birthdays, Holidays, Business...

I would also like to see support for newsgroups which should
be somewhat a standard for mail clients.

I would like to see better, more versatile support for
templates & filters. i.e.

Templates:
Extract information from the body and sort to address book
or to file.
Reply without using default reply address but templates reply
address.
A full quick template window instead of the fixed size.
Instead of one button for all macros it should be much like
the file menu aligned along the top for all macro
categories.

Filters:
Sorting office filters window should not be a fixed size window.
More options in the sense of one filter with check box
options for read, replied, etc...

I got many more Ideas I would love to see implemented but
this was off the top of my head.

Good luck :)

Happy Holidays :)

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Feature Request I'd Like To See in "The Bat!"

[Paul Stephen]

Hi Everyone...

I mentioned this feature request before, but nobody replied to my
post. 

When editing a message I'd like to see the status of:

Auto Format
Auto Wrap
Justify on Auto Wrap

displayed on the bottom of the edit screen where the character/line counter
is shown.

I have to mentally remember that I've pressed Ctrl-Shift-F when I
Auto Format a paragraph and then remember to turn that format option off.

I hope some of you "die hard" BAT! fans will ask the developers to add
this feature into the next release. I've asked, but if they get more
requests perhaps it will get a higher priority.

Perhaps there is some way to accomplish this already. If so,
please tell me.

** I learn a great deal about TB (and other software I have never
** heard about here in North America) just by reading your interesting
** posts.

How about putting CITY/COUNTRY info into your posts for the next few
days? I'd like to see where everyone is "from"!

Merry Christmas to all.

May 2003 bring us a super new Version 2.0 of TB and make it the
Number 1 E-mail package in the world!

Paul Stephen
WINNIPEG, MANITOBA, CANADA
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Re: How do I sort the groups?

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Peter,

On Wed, 25 Dec 2002 00:32:51 +0100GMT (25-12-02, 0:32 +0100GMT, where
I live), you wrote:

PM> Many ways to skin a cat... ;-) (I forgot that one...)

I knew there was another way, but I didn't remember the right key
combination. ;-)
With all these ways to get on with tasks you hardly ever use, it's
easy to forget them.


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Re: How do I sort the groups?

[Peter Meyns]

Hi Roelof,

on Wed, 25 Dec 2002 00:22:21 +0100GMT (25.12.02, 00:22 +0100GMT here),
you wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

HvE>> Is there a way to pinpoint the Inbox as first entry after I click
HvE>> on Name? The Inbox gets sorted too...

RO> Drag and drop it with your mouse, while you're keeping the alt-key
RO> pressed.

Many ways to skin a cat... ;-) (I forgot that one...)

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Re: How do I sort the groups?

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Henk,

On Wed, 25 Dec 2002 00:00:42 +0100GMT (25-12-02, 0:00 +0100GMT, where
I live), you wrote:

HvE> Is there a way to pinpoint the Inbox as first entry after I click
HvE> on Name? The Inbox gets sorted too...

Drag and drop it with your mouse, while you're keeping the alt-key
pressed.

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Re: How do I sort the groups?

[Peter Meyns]

Hi Henk,

on Wed, 25 Dec 2002 00:00:42 +0100GMT (25.12.02, 00:00 +0100GMT here),
you wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

HvE> Is there a way to pinpoint the Inbox as first entry after I click on
HvE> Name? The Inbox gets sorted too...

If you sort on "Name", of course the inbox gets sorted too *S*

You can grab the Inbox (highlight it) and move it up by holding ctrl+shift
and press the arrow up key.

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Re[2]: How do I sort the groups?

[Henk van Ess]

Dear Peter Meyns,

Tnx for that advice. Is there a way to pinpoint the Inbox as first
entry after I click on Name? The Inbox gets sorted too...



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Re: How do I sort the groups?

[Peter Meyns]

Hi Henk,

on Tue, 24 Dec 2002 23:26:34 +0100GMT (24.12.02, 23:26 +0100GMT here),
you wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

HvE> How do I sort my folder-lists on alphabet?

Click on "Name" on the top bar. :-)

Merry Christmas to you and all other readers. :)

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Re: How do I sort the groups?

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Henk,

On Tue, 24 Dec 2002 23:26:34 +0100GMT (24-12-02, 23:26 +0100GMT, where
I live), you wrote:

HvE> How do I sort my folder-lists on alphabet?

Click on the 'Name' field in the tree pane. Thay ought to take care of
it. You'll be asked to confirm the action.

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How do I sort the groups?

[Henk van Ess]

Hi All,

How do I sort my folder-lists on alphabet?

Henk

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Re: NOD32 plugin usage

[Allie C Martin]

In <[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Thomas Martin [TM] wrote:'

>> incoming and outgoing email is scanned (I've removed the NOD32 plugin.)

TM> in my case only incoming mail is scanned. outgoing not. What am
TM> i doing wrong.

If you're referring to the plugin, you need to enable the option in
the plug-in setup.

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Re: NOD32 plugin usage

[Dave Crocker]

> Sorry for the bum steer.


This prompts me to ask why it is we never hear about steers that have a job?


(and a happy holidays to one and all.)

d/
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Re: NOD32 plugin usage

[Tom Sadler]

Gi'day Thomas,

It  is  established  that on Wednesday, 25 December 2002, at 14:26:29[GMT
-0300](which was 4:26 AM where I live) you wrote:

> in my case only incoming mail is scanned. outgoing not. What am i doing
> wrong.

Nothing.  Please  wait  while I extract foot from mouth. I gave you a bum
steer  -  I  just  checked my own setup and you are right - only incoming
mail  is scanned. I sent out eicar test virus and NOD didn't react. In my
defense, I sure I saw reference to incoming/outgoing scanning in the help
file  but  I  can't  find  it now. Also, IMHO i'm not sure it's necessary
anyway  because  if  nod  hasn't  picked  up  the  system is infected, an
outgoing email scanner is not really going to be much use.

Sorry for the bum steer.

Merry Christmas

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Re: Email market research

[Dave Crocker]

Victor,

Monday, December 23, 2002, 7:45:06 PM, you wrote:
Victor> Overall it wasn't an article about how clients lack
Victor> progress but about how the author chose three products to
Victor> speak badly about. If he knew about The Bat! would he have
Victor> still spoken negatively in that article or could he have in
Victor> it's place put something positive about The Bat!?

My experience is that even careful reporters have a very, very difficult
time when reporting technical issues.  In this case, what I thought was
significant about the article was not that it was right or wrong, or even
that it listed so few clients.  Rather, my reason for forwarding it is that
I think it does correctly reflect the public perceptions about email
clients.  It lists the more popular clients and it lists some very
significant requirements that are not being met for the general public.

In effect, it suggests things that TB (and other, modern clients) can focus
on in their marketing literature, to provide clear differentiation from the
market leaders.

It also suggests what they should also focus on in their product development
(to ensure that the relevant capabilities are easy to use, powerful, etc.)

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Re: NOD32 plugin usage

[Thomas Martin]

Hello  Tom,

On  Tuesday, 24. December 2002  at 13:33:46 [GMT +1100] you wrote:

> I  will  stand  corrected on this but I think with the new version of NOD
> you no longer need the plugins to scan the emails.

Right...

> incoming and outgoing email is scanned (I've removed the NOD32 plugin.)

in my case only incoming mail is scanned. outgoing not. What am i doing
wrong.

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Re: NOD32 plugin usage

[Thomas Martin]

Hello  Allie,

On  Monday, 23. December 2002  at 21:28:08 [GMT -0500] you wrote:

> If you're already running a realtime system scanner then the plugin
> will not confer any added protection. For me, it adds conveniences.
> Infected messages are moved and placed in a TB! 'quarantine' folder.
> I could have the plugin delete the infected attachment, attempt to
> clean infected attachments or send a virus notification message to
> the sender. You can also scan outgoing messages.

I just installed it, but the incoming mails are not scanned. Only the
on demand scanner works, but not the module that checks emails on port
110. I am doing something wrong?

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Re:Blocking Sender

[Jan Rifkinson]

Hi Granville.

At 8:06 PM on Monday, December 23, 2002 you
[GC] wrote the following about 'Blocking
Sender':

GC>   I am receiving emails from unwanted sources. For example I get on
GC>   average emailed to me 5 viruses each week. Whilst my Anti-Virus
GC>   software picks them up and quarantines them, how do I configure TB to
GC>   block these senders?

  Depending on your anti-virus software you
  could have that software delete the msgs
  automatically.

  If there is a common denominator such as
  address, text line, subject, etc, you
  create a TB! filter, inserting the common
  information in the appropriate area, i.e.
  address, subject, body & under action you
  can delete the msg or delete the msg on the
  server but be careful.

  Test your filter so you don't inadvertently
  delete useful email.

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Re:NOD32 plugin usage (was: Re: OT but NOD32 2.0 Beta released)

[Jan Rifkinson]

Hi Dave.

At 8:30 PM on Monday, December 23, 2002 you
[DC] wrote the following about 'NOD32 plugin
usage (was: Re: OT but NOD32 2.0 Beta
released)':

DC> I tried using NOD32 plugin with TB but
DC> found that it added too much delay. [...]

DC> Is this typical for TB anti-virus plugins?

  I use the NOD32 plug-in w/o these symptoms.
  Are you using a firewall & if so, what is
  it?

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(OT) Seasons Greetings

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Re: "Mark Read" delay in Common Folders.

[John Phillips]

Hello Roelof,

Tuesday, December 24, 2002, 10:09:49 PM, you wrote:

> Select a common folder, go to the menu:
>  account -> properties -> the rest is easy. ;-)


Fantastic.  Thanks.  Just what I needed.

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Best regards,
John Phillips
Sydney, Australia  mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]



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Re: "Mark Read" delay in Common Folders.

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo John,

On Tue, 24 Dec 2002 21:50:10 +1100GMT (24-12-02, 11:50 +0100GMT, where
I live), you wrote:

JP> I also have mainly common folders, but the mail in these takes at
JP> least two seconds to be marked as read.

Select a common folder, go to the menu:
 account -> properties -> the rest is easy. ;-)


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Re: "Mark Read" delay in Common Folders.

[Tom Sadler]

Gi'day John,

It  is  established  that  on  Tuesday, 24 December 2002, at 21:50:10[GMT
+1100](which was 9:50 PM where I live) you wrote:

JP> I also have mainly common folders, but the mail in these takes at
JP> least two seconds to be marked as read. As I skip a lot of
JP> uninteresting (to me) headers, this adds up to a bit of a time waste.

Are  you  using  filters  to  sort the mail to the common folders? If so,
modify  the  filters to mark the mail read (in the action tab)rather than
doing what I think you are doing in the mail account properties.

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Cheers,
Tom
Sydney, Australia

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"Mark Read" delay in Common Folders.

[John Phillips]

Hi Bat! Fans,

I have two isp accounts, both set up to "Mark Read" after "0" seconds;
i.e. immediately.

I also have mainly common folders, but the mail in these takes at
least two seconds to be marked as read. As I skip a lot of
uninteresting (to me) headers, this adds up to a bit of a time waste.

Is this a bug or feature?

Or did I miss a setting somewhere?

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John Phillips, Sydney, Australia

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Re[2]: The Bat FREEZES again!

[Steve]

I had a problem with the bat freezing on
the network. I took the suggestion of going back
to 1.5 and it workeed like a charm.

Thanks
For your help

Steve




Tuesday, December 24, 2002, 12:45:40 AM, you wrote:

A> Hello nenad,

A> Sunday, December 22, 2002, 7:45:33 PM, you wrote:

n>> I also completely REINSTALLED my Windows XP (without SP1)
n>> and I didn't install any other software besides Bat.
n>> After I started The Bat, it ran for some hours and then BANG, the
n>> freezing was there again.
 
n>> I haven't had such problems with prior versions of Bat (1.5...)
n>> It really seems to be something about the new version 1.6..
 
n>> Thanx a lot for any suggestions.
n>> I really don't want to keep using Outlook again.

A> How about the obvious suggestion, run TB 1.5.




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(quite)Useless macro function request

[Luigi Rosa]

Hello,

I was wondering if there is a way to put the number of messages in the
"current" folder in a template macro.

Something like "Your mail has not been answered yet? The feature you
suggested has not been implemented yet? Mybe because I have %HM_MESSAGES
messages pending"

I know, I know, this is quite useless...  :-)
  


Ciao,
Luigi

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