Killing sobig on the server

2003-09-07 Thread Gordon Woolf
I have been trying the Selective Download filters to avoid downloading
the SoBig infected files, and with the combination of the nine or so
Subjects plus the relatively unusual Found to be clean header I'm
feeling fairly safe that I'm reducing downloads substantially while
not killing any real email.

I did have a trial run with keeping instead of killing and then
deleting via direct web access to the mail file.

However, the problem is with the virus subject header of Re:
Details. This is the only one which may turn up in my genuine mail,
though not just that phrase on its own, and it does not seem possible
to set the selective download filter to ensure that there are no other
words in the Subject line.

Is this possible using the regular expressions option?

As someone who has seldom needed to grep, can anyone point me to a
*simple* explanation of how these work?

The need to delete on the server arrived when I was confronted by 12MB
of mail downloads one morning, almost 10MB of which was made up of the
100kb sobig messages.

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Doubling up

2003-09-07 Thread Gordon Woolf
  Sorry for the double message...

  I found that my template to TBUDL had a
   %TO= setting of [EMAIL PROTECTED]

  and was putting the to address twice in the To line.

  Now I've got rid of the wayward angle brackets and quotes, I hope
  this arrives only once.

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MyGate, newsgroups with TB made easy

2003-09-07 Thread MAU
Hello all,

As some of you may remember, over one years ago I developed a method
to use The Bat! for newsgroups using a news/mail/news gateway, actually
MailTraq4Free (http://www.mailtraq.com/323/form.nc) as described in:

 http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg36819.html

Well, just yesterday I discovered MyGate. A protocol gateway specially
developed for The Bat! (that's what the author claims) that seems to
work quite well and is much simpler to set up and use than my solution
with MailTraq, specially if you only use one news server. For more info:

  http://en.barin.com.ua/soft/mygate/

I just wonder why hasn't the author or co-authors announced MyGate on
this list. It is a really useful piece of software. In any case, my
congratulations to him/them :)

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Thomas F
Hello Mark,

On Sat, 6 Sep 2003 20:49:29 -0400 GMT (07/09/2003, 07:49 +0700 GMT),
Mark wrote:

M   The Bat! Upgrade from 1.xx (Private)  $17.50

M until 10/31/2003.

M What will be the The Bat v2 Upgrade price after 10/31/2003?

Full price instead of 50% discount?

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Alexander
07-Sep-2003 03:01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

M What will be the The Bat v2 Upgrade price after 10/31/2003?

 Full price instead of 50% discount?

Its a buy or die update policy. Wonderful customer service, isn't it!

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Re: MyGate, newsgroups with TB made easy

2003-09-07 Thread MAU
Hello MAU,

 Well, just yesterday I discovered MyGate. A protocol gateway specially
 developed for The Bat! (that's what the author claims) that seems to
 work quite well and is much simpler to set up and use than my solution
 with MailTraq, specially if you only use one news server.

I forgot to say that even the Mail Dispatcher (News Dispatcher :) and
Download filters seem to work flawlessly.

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Re: Will AVG Antivirus 7.x work with The Bat! 1.62r?

2003-09-07 Thread Barry Wilkinson
Hello ,

Sunday, September 7, 2003, 2:13:34 AM, you wrote:

 Will AVG Antivirus 7.x work with The Bat! 1.62r?

 --

It worked here OK using the AVG plug-in. I am now using it successfully with 2.0.


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Re: Changed from 2.00 through 2.00.06?

2003-09-07 Thread Marek Mikus
Hello all,
Sunday, September 7, 2003, Mark wrote:

 On this web page:

 The Bat! Downloads
 http://www.ritlabs.com/en/products/thebat/download.php

 shows an updated release for The Bat! v2, version 2.00.6.

 The old RIT Labs web site had a link to the change log and now there is
 no link to a change log.  What are the differences between 2.00 through
 2.00.06?

fixes and improvements in IMAP, HTML Editor and TLS(SSL), complete
changelog will be included in the next service release.

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Re: MyGate, newsgroups with TB made easy

2003-09-07 Thread Sean Rima
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 Hello MAU,

Sunday, September 7, 2003, 9:04:41 AM, you wrote:

M Hello all,
M Well, just yesterday I discovered MyGate. A protocol gateway specially
M developed for The Bat! (that's what the author claims) that seems to
M work quite well and is much simpler to set up and use than my solution
M with MailTraq, specially if you only use one news server. For more info:

M   http://en.barin.com.ua/soft/mygate/

M I just wonder why hasn't the author or co-authors announced MyGate on
M this list. It is a really useful piece of software. In any case, my
M congratulations to him/them :)


Thanks for posting this to the list, I am looking forward to playing with it :)

Sean

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Re[2]: Expand all threads command?

2003-09-07 Thread Bere
Hello Anne,

 Sunday, September 7, 2003, 5:34:46 AM, you wrote:

A (I used the combo Ctrl+# as this wasn't used anywhere else so there
A were no conflicts). Type in the key combo to use and click OK and then
A OK again to close the Edit Shortcuts box.

A Now you can toggle between Unread messages using your key combo (e.g.
A Ctrl+#) and all messages (Ctrl+=) - and if you expand all threads
A using Ctrl+(numpad*) you should get the effect you're after. Hope this
A helps :-)

Alt-F12  then MainMenu -View -Display -Only Unread Messages. Thanks. But, how
did you get Ctrl+# ? Ctrl+Shift+3 ? :) (Just for my curiosity)

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The Bat v2.0 crashed and failed to restart

2003-09-07 Thread FJ de Bruin
Hello list,

I added 5 years to my life today. It is a bit of long story but there
is a question at the end.

Cleaning up my mailboxes, TB (version 2.0) crashed on me. Trying to
select multiple messages it produced an access violation of some kind
(sorry, didn't have the wits to capture the pop-up). Because  TB kept
running, I deleted the messages I had selected so far and exited the
program.

After it wouldn't start. At all. A restart of the PC and a motorcycle of
the PC didn't work either. I figured out something was wrong with the
Bat executable and I downloaded the most recent version from the
Ritlabs site. I installed this over the current installation.

I agree, this was not the best thing to do. Because after this, I
decided to backup my complete The Bat! directory on a CHROME. I
should have done this the other way around.

I struggled to get it all operational again. In the end I did this:
  a) installed the clean version of the Bat! in a separate directory
  b) copied the old directory tree from CHROME
  c) copied all the files from the new installation over the old one.

This seems to have worked. All my folders were there and TB
repopulated them with the message when I clicked on them. The filters
are there, as are the colour groups.

I had to re-import my address book but was on the CHROME. The Bayesit
plug settings were gone, but I leave that for the time being.

Upon the next sync with the servers I got some duplicates but that is
because I keep messages on the server for a few days before deleting
them.

Now the question, is there anything else that I have overlooked and
that need to be restored? What else is kept in the configuration files
in the directory 'Program Files/The Bat!'

Time for a strong coffee.

Frank




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Re: The Bat v2.0 crashed and failed to restart

2003-09-07 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello FJ,

On Sun, 7 Sep 2003 11:41:36 +0200 GMT (07/09/2003, 16:41 +0700 GMT),
FJ de Bruin wrote:

Looks like you got it working again.

 Now the question, is there anything else that I have overlooked and
 that need to be restored? What else is kept in the configuration files
 in the directory 'Program Files/The Bat!'

Help files come to mind (*.hlp) and some DLLs (*.dll).

The templates and filters and account settings etc, if you are missing
any, are in the individual mail directories as account.*.

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Re[2]: IMAP and subfolders

2003-09-07 Thread Brian S. Schang
Hello:

 It's my understanding (maybe erroneously) that not all
 implementations of IMAP allow for folder to contain messages
 themselves?? I'm using the University of Washington version that
 ships with Red Hat 7.2.

JA That's not an erroneous statement at all. In fact, a very valid
JA statement. This is why their is a \NoSelect option to reflect that the
JA folder may not be selected, and may not contain mail.

 Does anyone know how to set up folders to contain messages
 themselves? Indeed this would solve my problem, and would even make
 my folder structure more flexible. :-)

JA If you cannot setup folders to contain mail, then you are indeed
JA looking at a bug in the implementation of the IMAP protocol.  I
JA believe Stefan is probably already working on it based on his comments
JA earlier in this thread.  It should be interesting to see how he
JA manages to work out what IMAP servers require you to put in the folder
JA delimiter to make folders that may contain subs, and normal mail
JA folders.  I think there may be a hint in the RFCs for it, I'd have to
JA look it up.

Thanks for all the help. I think that at this point, I'll wait until
it's fixed. I appreciate the assistance.

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Re: 2.00: bug in Scheduler

2003-09-07 Thread Roman Katzer
On Saturday, September 6, 2003, 19:17:08, Stefan Tanurkov wrote:
[...]

 X-Spam-Checker-Version: SpamAssassin 2.60-rc3 (1.202-2003-08-29-exp) on helios
 X-Spam-Level: **
 X-Spam-Status: Yes, hits=6.5 required=6.0 tests=FORGED_MUA_THEBAT_BOUN,
 MIME_BASE64_LATIN,MIME_BASE64_TEXT autolearn=no version=2.60-rc3
 X-Spam-Report: *  1.1 MIME_BASE64_LATIN RAW: Latin alphabet text using base64 
 encoding
*  1.1 MIME_BASE64_TEXT RAW: Message text disguised using base64 
 encoding
*  4.3 FORGED_MUA_THEBAT_BOUN Mail pretending to be from The Bat! 
 (boundary)

Hmm, better tell the SA-Team that TheBat produces different format now.

Regards, Roman


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Re: Bat will no longer launch without /nologo

2003-09-07 Thread Peter Fjelsten
Jamie,

On 07-09-2003 03:03, you [J] wrote in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:

J I'm now convinced it's a conflict with bayesit04.dm

I have the same with the Kaspersky plug-in.

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Re: MyGate, newsgroups with TB made easy

2003-09-07 Thread Michael Thompson
Hello MAU,

On Sun, 7 Sep 2003, at 10:04:41 [GMT +0200] (which was 09:04 in my
TimeZone) you wrote:


M Well, just yesterday I discovered MyGate. A protocol gateway specially
M developed for The Bat! (that's what the author claims) that seems to
M work quite well and is much simpler to set up and use than my solution
M with MailTraq, specially if you only use one news server. For more info:

M   http://en.barin.com.ua/soft/mygate/

Works a treat here. Only problem is that if a message is crossposted
it is nearly impossible to filter it to the correct area! I have not
yet found a way round this.


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Re[2]: MyGate, newsgroups with TB made easy

2003-09-07 Thread Sean Rima
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Sunday, September 7, 2003, 11:59:56 AM, you wrote:

MT Hello MAU,

MT On Sun, 7 Sep 2003, at 10:04:41 [GMT +0200] (which was 09:04 in my
MT TimeZone) you wrote:


M Well, just yesterday I discovered MyGate. A protocol gateway specially
M developed for The Bat! (that's what the author claims) that seems to
M work quite well and is much simpler to set up and use than my solution
M with MailTraq, specially if you only use one news server. For more info:

M   http://en.barin.com.ua/soft/mygate/

MT Works a treat here. Only problem is that if a message is crossposted
MT it is nearly impossible to filter it to the correct area! I have not
MT yet found a way round this.



I found that esp with the alt.bbs series :)

Sean

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Marck D Pearlstone
Hi Alexander,

@7-Sep-2003, 10:27 +0200 (09:27 UK time) Alexander [N] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said to Thomas:

M What will be the The Bat v2 Upgrade price after 10/31/2003?

 Full price instead of 50% discount?

N Its a buy or die update policy. Wonderful customer service,
N isn't it!

Superb. This is a company that has continually enhanced and upgraded
a product to extreme levels without charging existing users a penny
for five years! I just hope this cashing in on the user base to fund
further development enables them to continue giving us the same
level of service for the next five years.

I think they're very generous to give any kind of upgrade discount
at all, considering the amount of time many of us have been using
the software without paying extra for improvements.

It may seem a bit rough on newer users, but it's not a major problem
IMHO. The price could hardly be said to be extortionate. Sure,
there's a matter of principal involved, but I've seen many an own
nose slashed mercilessly from too many faces over matters of
principal and much prefer the path of consideration of circumstance
myself.

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Re[2]: Bat will no longer launch without /nologo

2003-09-07 Thread DG Raftery Sr.
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Sunday, September 07, 2003
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RE: Bat will no longer launch without /nologo

Greetings Peter,

On Sunday, September 7, 2003, 6:38:42 AM, you wrote:

J I'm now convinced it's a conflict with bayesit04.dm

Peter I have the same with the Kaspersky plug-in.

Where can a Kapersky plugin for utilization with The_Bat! be located.
I have been running Kapersky for over a year and have never been aware
of a plugin for it therefore I am forced to utilize AVG7 Pro (resident
scanner off) and it's plugin for The_Bat! to provide some AV comfort
zone.

Now where, sir, may I locate this Kapersky plugin?

Thanks.

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Re: Changed from 2.00 through 2.00.06?

2003-09-07 Thread Mark
On Sunday, September 7, 2003, 1:50:54 AM, you wrote:
 On Sat, 6 Sep 2003 20:54:27 -0400 GMT, Mark wrote:

M The old RIT Labs web site had a link to the change log and now there is
M no link to a change log.  What are the differences between 2.00 through
M 2.00.06?

 If you uncompress the the_bat.exe which is downloaded from the site
 with winRAR or whatever de/compressor you use you can find all that in
 the readme.txt file.

 ..the distribution package is an SFX archive.


This file to download:

http://www.ritlabs.com/download/the_bat/the_bat.exe

is the installer.  Since I cannot access the RIT Labs FTP site to
download the RAR file, I do not know how else to access the .txt file.

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Re: Bat will no longer launch without /nologo

2003-09-07 Thread Peter Fjelsten
DG,

On 07-09-2003 13:26, you [D] wrote in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
D Now where, sir, may I locate this Kapersky plugin?

Honestly, I do not know - I found the like on TBUL once and I've lost
it! You can probably find it if you search the archives.

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Jamie Dainton
Hello Alexander,

Sunday, September 7, 2003, 9:27:21 AM, you wrote:

 Full price instead of 50% discount?

A Its a buy or die update policy. Wonderful customer service, isn't it!

It's  no different to the way Microsoft, Lotus and many other software
companies  work.  Eventually  a new major version is released and work
stops  on  previous versions. Once the code base becomes too separated
there's  no  point  in  continuing both. The Linux 2.0 kernel has bugs
that no-one is going to fix because major versions have been released.
Also  it's  not  really  a  buy or die policy as 1.6x is an incredibly
powerful  mail  client  which most people could continue using. If you
want  the  features of V2 then you'll need to upgrade. When I think of
how  many  versions of Windows I've got through when many of them were
just  glorified  service  packs  Win95  to  Win95SE, Win98 to Win98Se,
Win98SE  to  WinMe. None of those upgrades were more than bugfixes yet
we were expected to pay for them.

I  used TB! for 4 years upgrading everytime a new version was released
and was never asked to pay a penny more than my original payment. Also
considering how powerful TB! and the cost of most software nowadays Iw
as thrilled to only be charged £20.

If  version2  is upgraded like V1 was I'll be a happy bunny for many a
year to come.


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Re: Bat will no longer launch without /nologo

2003-09-07 Thread Marck D Pearlstone
Hi Dan,

@7-Sep-2003, 07:26 -0400 (12:26 UK time) DG Raftery Sr. [DRS] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said to Peter:

DRS Now where, sir, may I locate this Kapersky plugin?

You can't. Support for Kapersky Pro is built in and needs no
plug-in. Only Pro handles external calls so no other version is
supported.

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Menu navigator?

2003-09-07 Thread Gnter Minnerup
Since installing V2, I have a little button next to the close/minimise/maximise 
buttons calling itself Menu navigator. I assume it TB that put it there.
What is it?

Regards,
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Feature requests

2003-09-07 Thread Steve Mary King
Where do we go on the web or who do we email to suggest new features?  I'd
like a Backup option for the Scheduler Actions to automate The Bat's backups.

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Re[2]: Bat will no longer launch without /nologo

2003-09-07 Thread DG Raftery Sr.
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Sunday, September 07, 2003
8:07:06 AM (GMT -05:00)
RE: Bat will no longer launch without /nologo

Greetings Marck,

On Sunday, September 7, 2003, 7:47:27 AM, you wrote:

DRS Now where, sir, may I locate this Kapersky plugin?

Marck You can't. Support for Kapersky Pro is built in and needs no
Marck plug-in. Only Pro handles external calls so no other version is
Marck supported.

Kapersky Pro v4.5.0.48 being used here. Have a component loaded called
Kapersky Anti-Virus Mail Checker but I'll be damned if I can find a
way to set it up or manipulate it and that doesn't happen too often
here. I can right click, double click and left click and see the
properties but there has got to be a way to set up it's operation.

Anyway ...

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HTML in the editor

2003-09-07 Thread Steve Mary King
Does the editor have any features to automate the entering of HTML tags (I
couldn't find them), or do we have to enter them manually?

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Re: Feature requests

2003-09-07 Thread Marek Mikus
Hello all,
Sunday, September 7, 2003, Steve  Mary King wrote:

 Where do we go on the web or who do we email to suggest new features?  I'd
 like a Backup option for the Scheduler Actions to automate The Bat's backups.

this is already in developers To-do AFAIK, it is not needed to add
this to wishlist :-)

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Deleting read messages based on age

2003-09-07 Thread Michael Thompson
Hello TBUDL,

  Is it possible to automatically delete *only* read messages after so
  many days?



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Re: Menu navigator?

2003-09-07 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Günter,

On Sun, 7 Sep 2003 22:10:11 +1000 GMT (07/09/2003, 19:10 +0700 GMT),
Günter Minnerup wrote:

 Since installing V2, I have a little button next to the
 close/minimise/maximise buttons calling itself Menu navigator. I
 assume it TB that put it there.
 What is it?

Don't be surprised if I tell you it's the ... drumroll ...  Menu Navigator. :-)

If you know there is a command somewhere in TB but you don't know in
which menu this was - for example you want to edit your shortcuts but
cannot remember that the option is under the View menu - the menu
navigator is a helpfull tool. It finds menu items in TB's menues.

I like it a lot.

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Re: Bat will no longer launch without /nologo

2003-09-07 Thread Marck D Pearlstone
Hi Dan,

@7-Sep-2003, 08:10 -0400 (13:10 UK time) DG Raftery Sr. [DRS] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said to Marck:

Marck You can't. Support for Kapersky Pro is built in and needs no
Marck plug-in.

DRS Kapersky Pro v4.5.0.48 being used here.

That'll do.

DRS Have a component loaded called Kapersky Anti-Virus Mail Checker

Then unload it. It's for the protection of less capable mails
clients than TB :-).

... snip
DRS but there has got to be a way to set up it's operation.

You want to go into TB preferences and under Warnings, Anti-Virus
you click on Add and choose Kaspersky AV. Now you have the
interface to the KAV software in TB. Configure it from *there*.

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Re: HTML in the editor

2003-09-07 Thread Marck D Pearlstone
Hi Steve,

@7-Sep-2003, 05:12 -0700 (13:12 UK time) Steve  Mary King [SMK] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:

SMK Does the editor have any features to automate the entering of
SMK HTML tags (I couldn't find them), or do we have to enter them
SMK manually?

When editing a message, click on Options .. Message format and
choose one of the HTML options. That will allow you to create and
edit HTML formatted messages. You shouldn't need to mess about with
tags.

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Re[2]: Menu navigator?

2003-09-07 Thread Gnter Minnerup
On Sunday, September 7, 2003, 10:34:57 PM, Thomas Fernandez wrote:

 If you know there is a command somewhere in TB but you don't know in
 which menu this was - for example you want to edit your shortcuts but
 cannot remember that the option is under the View menu - the menu
 navigator is a helpfull tool. It finds menu items in TB's menues.

 I like it a lot.

Interesting. Now I'll have to think of a menu item to test it :-)

Regards,
Günter

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Mark
On Sunday, September 7, 2003, 7:37:19 AM, you wrote:

 Sunday, September 7, 2003, 9:27:21 AM, you wrote:

 Full price instead of 50% discount?

A Its a buy or die update policy. Wonderful customer service, isn't it!

 It's  no different to the way Microsoft, Lotus and many other software
 companies  work.  Eventually  a new major version is released and work
 stops  on  previous versions. Once the code base becomes too separated
 there's  no  point  in  continuing both. The Linux 2.0 kernel has bugs
 that no-one is going to fix because major versions have been released.
 Also  it's  not  really  a  buy or die policy as 1.6x is an incredibly
 powerful  mail  client  which most people could continue using. If you
 want  the  features of V2 then you'll need to upgrade. When I think of
 how  many  versions of Windows I've got through when many of them were
 just  glorified  service  packs  Win95  to  Win95SE, Win98 to Win98Se,
 Win98SE  to  WinMe. None of those upgrades were more than bugfixes yet
 we were expected to pay for them.

 I  used TB! for 4 years upgrading everytime a new version was released
 and was never asked to pay a penny more than my original payment. Also
 considering how powerful TB! and the cost of most software nowadays Iw
 as thrilled to only be charged £20.

 If  version2  is upgraded like V1 was I'll be a happy bunny for many a
 year to come.

I thought my question on the upgrade price would have been simple. I
have no problems upgrading to The Bat! v2, I was just wondering if the
upgrade price would be higher after 10/31/2003. If so and with my
current financial crunch, I would probably buy the v2 now rather than
later and actually upgrade to v2 when most of the problem have been
worked out. Normally cost would not be a factor in upgrading to The Bat!
v2 as it is a great e-mail program.  Currently I am using The Bat! 1.62r
and its fairly stable with minimal problems.

If the current upgrade price of $17.50 goes to, for example, $25.00
(Personal/Private) while the full The Bat! v2 Personal/Private cost is
$35.00, I would probably pay the $17.50 now rather than $25.00 later.

I also have upgraded throughout the Microsoft Windows versions (95 up to
XP) including the DOS versions (1.0 through 6.22).  Microsoft always had
an upgrade price and full price set on all of their Windows versions.

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Julian Beach (Lists)
On Sunday, September 7, 2003, 2:14:05 PM, Mark wrote:

 If the current upgrade price of $17.50 goes to, for example, $25.00
 (Personal/Private) while the full The Bat! v2 Personal/Private cost is
 $35.00, I would probably pay the $17.50 now rather than $25.00 later.

You don't have to actually install V2 now if you want to wait until
the first service release or two - once you have the email with the
key, you can save it until you upgrade.  This way you can get the
lower price upgrade, but continue with version 1.x for the timebeing.

Julian

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Mark
On Sunday, September 7, 2003, 9:41:38 AM, you wrote:
 On Sunday, September 7, 2003, 2:14:05 PM, Mark wrote:

 If the current upgrade price of $17.50 goes to, for example, $25.00
 (Personal/Private) while the full The Bat! v2 Personal/Private cost is
 $35.00, I would probably pay the $17.50 now rather than $25.00 later.

 You don't have to actually install V2 now if you want to wait until
 the first service release or two - once you have the email with the
 key, you can save it until you upgrade.  This way you can get the
 lower price upgrade, but continue with version 1.x for the timebeing.

 Julian

That is probably what I plan to do:

   I would probably buy the v2 now rather than later and actually
   upgrade to v2 when most of the problem have been worked out.

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Peter Meyns
Hi Alexander,

on Sun, 7 Sep 2003 10:27:21 +0200GMT (07.09.03, 10:27 +0200GMT here),
you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

M What will be the The Bat v2 Upgrade price after 10/31/2003?

 Full price instead of 50% discount?

A Its a buy or die update policy. Wonderful customer service, isn't it!

But why? You won't die using 1.62r. It is a well functioning and rather
stable mail client, isn't it? My mother would hit me if I laid hands on
her 1.61... ;-)

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Alexander
07-Sep-2003 13:37, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Full price instead of 50% discount?

A Its a buy or die update policy. Wonderful customer service, isn't it!

 It's  no different to the way Microsoft, Lotus and many other software
 companies  work.

If I want to upgrade from Office97 today I get a discount price on Office
XP, same goes for Windows v.whatever and whatnot. After *years* and not
within 2 months only. This is what I mean with buy or die. If you don't
want to update to v2 within two months, pay the full price, and it came all
of a sudden after Ritlabs changed their beta numbering from v1.63xxx to
v2.00xxx. I'd like to call that a bit unsensible.

And what a lot of people are overseeing is that the v2 license is not one
person but one computer. So, if you're using TB on your laptop and your
home computer, you need another full license AFAIK.


 Once the code base becomes too separated there's no point in continuing
 both. The Linux 2.0 kernel has bugs that no-one is going to fix because
 major versions have been released.

Microsoft is still fixing bugs in IE5, IE5.5, IE5.5SP2, IE6, IE6SP1, and I
personally regard v6 as major, same goes for WinNT4, 2000 vs XP. I'd
rather expected Microsoft to behave the way Ritlabs do concerning their
updates, than the other way around.


 Also it's not really a buy or die policy as 1.6x is an incredibly
 powerful mail client which most people could continue using. If you want
 the features of V2 then you'll need to upgrade.

Maybe one day I want to. Maybe (or rather: certainly) this is not within
the next two months. Then I have to pay the full price again. I registered
because TB is an excellent program and I wanted to support further
development, but my personal feeling is that on the other hand I'm not
treated with that respect.


 I used TB! for 4 years upgrading everytime a new version was released and
 was never asked to pay a penny more than my original payment.

Precisely! You're paying $17.50 update fee for four *years* of usage, I'd
be asked to pay the same amount after only six *months*! Its a rather
unfair treatment of new vs. long time users, and I'm not buying it.


 Also considering how powerful TB! and the cost of most software nowadays
 Iw as thrilled to only be charged £20.

I stated it before. I beg your pardon, I don't think it is so hard to
understand: I don't need any v2 features right now. Yet I'd like to 1. have
the option to a reasonable update fee even after two months (rather than
buy-now-or-die) and 2. have the fact regarded that I was using the program
not for years, but only months.


 If  version2  is upgraded like V1 was I'll be a happy bunny for many a
 year to come.

If I were using v1 for a couple of years already, I'd wholeheartedly agree
with you...


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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Freddie Freeloader
Hello Alexander,

Sunday, September 7, 2003, 7:01:58 AM, you wrote:

A You're paying $17.50 update fee for four *years* of usage, I'd
A be asked to pay the same amount after only six *months*! Its a rather
A unfair treatment of new vs. long time users, and I'm not buying it.


Good grief!  You're comparing a $17.50 upgrade fee to the mega bucks
that M$ charges for their upgrades?  And don't believe for a minute
this myth of IE being free.  You pay for it many times more than it
is worth with every Windows license.  Give these guys a break.  I
would have gladly paid $17.50 for a maintenance contract on v1, but I
didn't need to - the upgrades were free!

Just skip a couple of grande lattes and you'll have it paid for!

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Re: Menu navigator?

2003-09-07 Thread Allie Martin
Günter Minnerup, [GM] wrote:

GM Interesting. Now I'll have to think of a menu item to test it :-)

If you don't like it, you can disable it via the Preferences/General
options.

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Re: MyGate, newsgroups with TB made easy

2003-09-07 Thread Peter Fjelsten
MAU,

On 07-09-2003 10:04, you [M] wrote in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
M Well, just yesterday I discovered MyGate. A protocol gateway
M specially developed for The Bat! (that's what the author claims) that
M seems to work quite well and is much simpler to set up and use than
M my solution with MailTraq, specially if you only use one news server.

Very nice! Now I _almost_ don't care if TB gets newsgroups support.

Have anybody worked out a way to get replies to one's messages
flagged/coloured/whatever? One cannot insert a token to one's
MESSAGE-ID, AFAIK?

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Jamie Dainton


Hello Alexander,

Sunday, September 7, 2003, 3:01:58 PM, you wrote:

A If I want to upgrade from Office97 today I get a discount price on Office
A XP, same goes for Windows v.whatever and whatnot. After *years* and not
A within 2 months only.

The  OfficeXP  upgrade  will  not  upgrade  Office97  to  OfficeXP  as
Microsoft  consider  that  too  large  an  upgrade to be considered an
upgrade.  You  are  forced  to  buy OfficeXP outright, AFAIK Microsoft
upgrades will only upgrade the previous version to the current.

A And what a lot of people are overseeing is that the v2 license is not one
A person but one computer. So, if you're using TB on your laptop and your
A home computer, you need another full license AFAIK.

I don't know about this, although it seems to be standard practice for
most software companies


A Microsoft is still fixing bugs in IE5, IE5.5, IE5.5SP2, IE6, IE6SP1, and I
A personally regard v6 as major, same goes for WinNT4, 2000 vs XP.

But  they're  not  fixing  bugs in many other programs. Win98 has been
abandoned and IE5 will eventually be abandoned.


A Maybe one day I want to. Maybe (or rather: certainly) this is not within
A the next two months. Then I have to pay the full price again. I registered
A because TB is an excellent program and I wanted to support further
A development, but my personal feeling is that on the other hand I'm not
A treated with that respect.

I will agree with you on that point. The short time limit to upgrade
does seem a little unfair. However, RITLabs are under no obligation to
give a discount for an upgrade, so in reality they are actually being
fairer than they have to be.


A Precisely! You're paying $17.50 update fee for four *years* of usage, I'd
A be asked to pay the same amount after only six *months*! Its a rather
A unfair treatment of new vs. long time users, and I'm not buying it.

Life   is  unfair  and  this  is an example of it. I actually ended up
buying the full licence to ease a guilty conscience.

A I stated it before. I beg your pardon, I don't think it is so hard to
A understand: I don't need any v2 features right now. Yet I'd like to 1. have
A the option to a reasonable update fee even after two months (rather than
A buy-now-or-die)

Oops. Slight misunderstanding on my part. I thought you were expecting
RITLabs to continue releasing bugfixes for 1.6x, which would have been
unreasonable.  I can see your point, but RITLabs is a business and can
run itself however it likes.


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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Deborah W
On Sunday, September 7, 2003, 10:01:58 AM, Alexander wrote:

A If I want to upgrade from Office97 today I get a discount price on
A Office XP, same goes for Windows v.whatever and whatnot. After
A *years* and not within 2 months only.

And you pay a *lot* more for Microsoft products than you do for TB. I'd
rather deal with Ritlabs than MS personally.

A This is what I mean with buy or die. If you don't want to update to
A v2 within two months, pay the full price, and it came all of a sudden
A after Ritlabs changed their beta numbering from v1.63xxx to v2.00xxx.
A I'd like to call that a bit unsensible.

I think someone pointed out that v2 is 75% new code - that's hardly just
a change in beta-numbering.

A And what a lot of people are overseeing is that the v2 license is not
A one person but one computer. So, if you're using TB on your
A laptop and your home computer, you need another full license AFAIK.

I just ran the install-files for both v1.62  v2 to check. The wording
in both licenses is exactly the same - you are given a license to run
the program on one computer at a time.

 Also it's not really a buy or die policy as 1.6x is an incredibly
 powerful mail client which most people could continue using. If you
 want the features of V2 then you'll need to upgrade.

A Maybe one day I want to. Maybe (or rather: certainly) this is not
A within the next two months. Then I have to pay the full price again.
A I registered because TB is an excellent program and I wanted to
A support further development, but my personal feeling is that on the
A other hand I'm not treated with that respect.

I'm in a similar-but-slightly-different position. I'd like to upgrade to
v2, though, like you, I'd like to wait for a while so that any bugs can
be worked out, to find out what other people have experienced with v2
before I jump. But I can't afford to upgrade right now, so I'll end up
paying the full fee in the future. Oh well. That's life. I can't afford
a new car today either. Maybe I'll buy one in six months. Maybe the
price will have gone up. Maybe they'll have stopped some special offers.
I doubt if Ford will care how long I've been driving their products 
give me a break.

 I used TB! for 4 years upgrading everytime a new version was released
 and was never asked to pay a penny more than my original payment.

A Precisely! You're paying $17.50 update fee for four *years* of usage,
A I'd be asked to pay the same amount after only six *months*! Its a
A rather unfair treatment of new vs. long time users, and I'm not
A buying it.

Look at it this way. You paid your money more recently than a
longer-term user. A longer-term user has given more loyalty to the
product. In the case of most on this list, they've also given a lot of
support to other people using TB. And many of them have participated in
beta-testing. So you've both given *something* to Ritlabs that the other
hasn't. I fall somewhere in the middle - I've been using TB for about 16
months.

 Also considering how powerful TB! and the cost of most software
 nowadays Iw as thrilled to only be charged £20.

A I stated it before. I beg your pardon, I don't think it is so hard to
A understand: I don't need any v2 features right now. Yet I'd like to
A 1. have the option to a reasonable update fee even after two months
A (rather than buy-now-or-die) and 2. have the fact regarded that I was
A using the program not for years, but only months.

Ritlabs have made an offer to registered users of v1. They didn't have
to; you can cite MS Windows all you want, but there are many software
companies who don't offer any discount at all for current users when
they release new versions. Ritlabs is giving you a break  offering you
a discount right now; that's actually pretty nice of them,  I'm sure if
they're reading this thread they're wondering why they bothered.
Nobody's forcing you to upgrade, now or later or ever. You can decide
what you want to do. Me, I'm just tired of the whining.

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Re: Deleting read messages based on age

2003-09-07 Thread Allie Martin
Michael Thompson, [MT] wrote:

MT Is it possible to automatically delete *only* read messages after so
MT many days?

Not directly. If doing this means a lot to you and you're willing to do
it in an indirect way then you could park all incoming messages and then
use a read filter to unpark the messages. You can then use the folder
options to delete messages older than x amount of days. The parked
messages will not be deleted, hence only read messages will be deleted.

Of course, the drawback here would be that you'll not be able to easily
delete unread messages (you'll have to unpark them first). You'll also
have to read filters for each folder you decided to do this with.

I was thinking that a filter could be setup to do this, but alas,
there's no switched under the filter rules advanced tab that allows you
to restrict your filter string matching to only those messages that are
marked as read. There's everything else there except that. Perhaps
something for the wish lists.

Another possibility is that it be optional for the purging system to
only work on read messages. However, the filter route would be the
better and more versatile option.

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S P A M A L E R T !

2003-09-07 Thread Avenarius
S P A MA L E R T !

Email has been identified as spam !!! Message was deleted.
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Re: 2.00: bug in Scheduler

2003-09-07 Thread Urban
Sunday, September 7, 2003, Stefan Tanurkov wrote:

 the build number just slipped as a result of some experiments with new
 numbering system

What was wrong with the old numbering system. I kinda liked the letters
and bis:es and stuff

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Re: MyGate, newsgroups with TB made easy

2003-09-07 Thread MAU
Hello Peter,

 Have anybody worked out a way to get replies to one's messages
 flagged/coloured/whatever? One cannot insert a token to one's
 MESSAGE-ID, AFAIK?

Yes, I colour direct replies to me and thread branches I am involved
in. Since I use my own domain (just like you seem to), all my message
IDs will be [EMAIL PROTECTED], so if the In-Reply-To header line includes
@rancho-k.com the message is a reply to me. If @rancho-k.com appears
in the References header line (I actually look in kludges in the filter)
it means I am involved. My filters first look for Involved and then for
Reply to me.

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Alexander
07-Sep-2003 16:17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

A You're paying $17.50 update fee for four *years* of usage, I'd
A be asked to pay the same amount after only six *months*! Its a rather
A unfair treatment of new vs. long time users, and I'm not buying it.

 Good grief!  You're comparing a $17.50 upgrade fee to the mega bucks
 that M$ charges for their upgrades?

Given what you quote from my mail I can't really follow you, and, I beg
your pardon, you apparently can't do the math. See, my 6-month old
registration copy of TB is worth 8 times more (or something) than the
4-year old registration of Jamie (yup, this is what Marck calls a *bit*
hard on new users).

Given that, I will stick with v1.x for a very long time until it amortises.
;-)

And, I didn't start comparing MS and Lotus and whatnot with TB, that was
Jamie Dainton.

 And don't believe for a minute this myth of IE being free.

I never said that, and I try to correct people when they tell me about IE
and OE coming for free, believe me...

 You pay for it many times more than it is worth with every Windows
 license.

I know that, and I'm not using IE but Opera (which, btw. you can update to
version7 even now, after it has been released for about one year - thats
what I call fair).

 Give these guys a break. I would have gladly paid $17.50 for a
 maintenance contract on v1, but I didn't need to - the upgrades were
 free!

I maybe wouldn't be so harsh here if I were using v1.x for the long time it
existed (as many of the list participants seem to do, or else I can't
understand that everyone is accepting this so easily), but (at least in my
imagination) I could *understand* people being embarrassed about the way it
is handled...

 Just skip a couple of grande lattes and you'll have it paid for!

Money is not the problem here. Fairness and respect for the existing user
base is, at least IMHO, I explained it before.

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Re: S P A M A L E R T !

2003-09-07 Thread Jamie Dainton
Hello Avenarius,

Sunday, September 7, 2003, 3:37:22 PM, you wrote:

A Email has been identified as spam !!! Message was deleted.
A Vami zaslana zprava byla vyhodnocena jako spam !!! Zprava byla smazana.

I knew  shouldn't have started my message with enlarge your ...

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S P A M A L E R T !

2003-09-07 Thread Avenarius
S P A MA L E R T !

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Re: MyGate, newsgroups with TB made easy

2003-09-07 Thread Peter Fjelsten
MAU,

On 07-09-2003 16:45, you [M] wrote in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
M Yes, I colour direct replies to me and thread branches I am
M involved in. Since I use my own domain (just like you seem to), all
M my message IDs will be [EMAIL PROTECTED], so if the In-Reply-To header
M line includes @rancho-k.com the message is a reply to me.

That would work except I don't use a domain address on usenet (to try
to limit spam to postmaster@), but I guess this is the only way to do
it.

Hmm, I wonder if I should contact the writer and ask for a token
option in MyGate?

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Allie Martin
Jamie Dainton, [JD] wrote:

JD I will agree with you on that point. The short time limit to upgrade
JD does seem a little unfair. However, RITLabs are under no obligation
JD to give a discount for an upgrade, so in reality they are actually
JD being fairer than they have to be.

The 50% discount until the 31st October seems to be on the upgrade
charge, is it not? Or am I mistaken? I hope that I'm not.

IOW's, my interpretation is that until the 31st October, you can upgrade
at 50% the upgrade charge. Afterwards, you pay the full upgrade charge.

If after the 31st of October you have to pay the full licensing fee with
no special upgrade charge from v1 to 2 then I find this odd since I've
never really seen a time limit put on an upgrade charge in that manner
and would question the fairness of it. Usually upgrade discounts aren't
offered for major version jumps and this is to protect those regularly
paying for upgrades.

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Alexander
07-Sep-2003 16:31, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 The  OfficeXP  upgrade  will  not  upgrade  Office97  to  OfficeXP  as
 Microsoft  consider  that  too  large  an  upgrade to be considered an
 upgrade.  You  are  forced  to  buy OfficeXP outright, AFAIK Microsoft
 upgrades will only upgrade the previous version to the current.

The last time I checked, both Office 97 and 2000 were eligible for the
update to Office XP, but thats only tiny details in this discussion.


A And what a lot of people are overseeing is that the v2 license is not one
A person but one computer. So, if you're using TB on your laptop and your
A home computer, you need another full license AFAIK.

 I don't know about this, although it seems to be standard practice for
 most software companies

Well, your experience may differ from mine. :-)


 I will agree with you on that point. The short time limit to upgrade
 does seem a little unfair. However, RITLabs are under no obligation to
 give a discount for an upgrade, so in reality they are actually being
 fairer than they have to be.

I don't think this was the wisest of decisions businessmen can make, but
who am I to dare judge that... sigh.


A I stated it before. I beg your pardon, I don't think it is so hard to
A understand: I don't need any v2 features right now. Yet I'd like to 1. have
A the option to a reasonable update fee even after two months (rather than
A buy-now-or-die)

 Oops. Slight misunderstanding on my part. I thought you were expecting
 RITLabs to continue releasing bugfixes for 1.6x, which would have been
 unreasonable.

I mentioned that only because I find bugs of v1 are fixed in v2 is no
valid argument for a update to be paid for (even when in reality it happens
all the time), as Marck said in one of his messages (IIRC in the
registration woes thread).

As I said all the time, this is just my personal feeling about how an
honourable business is ran, or rather not.


 I can see your point, but RITLabs is a business and can run itself
 however it likes.

Yeah, I'm pretty desillusioned already.


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Re[2]: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Christopher Brown
Hi Jamie,

A And what a lot of people are overseeing is that the v2 license is not one
A person but one computer. So, if you're using TB on your laptop and your
A home computer, you need another full license AFAIK.

JD I don't know about this, although it seems to be standard practice for
JD most software companies

Before I registered for the first time, I emailed RitLabs, asking if it was ok to put 
one license on my laptop and desktop (My question was about the synchronize feature, 
which led to 'do I need 2 licenses to use it'). They assured me it was within the 
licensing agreement to do so. 

I would tend to agree with the following statement:

 Give these guys a break. I would have gladly paid $17.50 for a
 maintenance contract on v1, but I didn't need to - the upgrades were
 free!

Writing and selling software myself, I can Sympatize. Documentation, for example, 
unbelievably time consuming to keep updated. I say, give'em the benefit of the doubt, 
they aren't out to bite our hands, they just haven't documented their intentions very 
well. 

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System tray icon

2003-09-07 Thread Gnter Minnerup
Since installing V2, the system try icon is no longer animated when there's unread 
mail - I'm sure the bat used to flap in V1.62.
Is there a new setting somewhere in V2 which I need to adjust to get back that useful 
indicator of unread mail?

Regards,
Günter  

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System for archiving

2003-09-07 Thread Adam
One way to archive messages is if you have a filter to copy all
incoming messages destined for that folder, copy to another folder. If
you do this though, the archive will not indicate which messages were
read, and which not. No statuses. So, do you think that can be
achieved?

I was thinking, well a Read filter could copy messages to that same
destination folder. So then, you'd have all the messages. Plus a bunch
of duplicates. So maybe you could try going to that folder. And
clicking Kill Dupes.

I wonder if you have tried such a solution. Or have you tried some
other method to create an archive, and either succeeded or failed at
it?

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Martin Webster
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Hello Marck,

Sunday, September 7, 2003, 12:10:08 PM, you wrote:

N Its a buy or die update policy. Wonderful customer service,
N isn't it!

MDP Superb. This is a company that has continually enhanced and upgraded
MDP a product to extreme levels without charging existing users a penny
MDP for five years! I just hope this cashing in on the user base to fund
MDP further development enables them to continue giving us the same
MDP level of service for the next five years.

MDP I think they're very generous to give any kind of upgrade discount
MDP at all, considering the amount of time many of us have been using
MDP the software without paying extra for improvements.

MDP It may seem a bit rough on newer users, but it's not a major problem
MDP IMHO. The price could hardly be said to be extortionate. Sure,
MDP there's a matter of principal involved, but I've seen many an own
MDP nose slashed mercilessly from too many faces over matters of
MDP principal and much prefer the path of consideration of circumstance
MDP myself.

I wholeheartedly agree. I started using The Bat! last November and
purchased a licence soon afterwards. I paid the licence fee based on
its merits at that time.

The opportunity to upgrade at a discounted price is great. Moreover,
I'm supporting further development of my preferred mail client. So
$17.50 seems a rather small investment considering the likely number
of updates and improvements yet to come.

M
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Re: S P A M A L E R T !

2003-09-07 Thread Peter Meyns
Hi Avenarius,

on Sun,  7 Sep 2003 17:02:33 +0200GMT (07.09.03, 17:02 +0200GMT here),
you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

A S P A MA L E R T !

A Email has been identified as spam !!! Message was deleted.
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Avenarius, please check your spam filter!

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Re: System tray icon

2003-09-07 Thread Matt Thoene
On Sunday, September 7, 2003 @ 8:10:22 AM [-0700], Günter Minnerup wrote:

 Since installing V2, the system try icon is no longer animated when there's unread 
 mail - I'm sure
 the bat used to flap in V1.62.
 Is there a new setting somewhere in V2 which I need to adjust to get back that 
 useful indicator of
 unread mail?

Hmm...still animated for me with V2. Have you tried disabling and
re-enabling?

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Alexander
07-Sep-2003 16:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

A And what a lot of people are overseeing is that the v2 license is not
A one person but one computer. So, if you're using TB on your
A laptop and your home computer, you need another full license AFAIK.

 I just ran the install-files for both v1.62  v2 to check. The wording
 in both licenses is exactly the same - you are given a license to run
 the program on one computer at a time.

I stand corrected, I didn't verify the source.


 I doubt if Ford will care how long I've been driving their products 
 give me a break.

Hmmm... if I go to the same dealer were I bought my last car, I can trade
in my old car and get a discount on the new car in addition for being a
loyal customer... maybe you're just not smart enough. ;)

And, I beg your pardon, I'm trying to raise something like a conscience
when you call it whining. Lets get ripped off over  over again, we really
don't deserve any better.

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Jamie Dainton
Hello Allie,

Sunday, September 7, 2003, 4:01:14 PM, you wrote:

JD I will agree with you on that point. The short time limit to upgrade
JD does seem a little unfair. However, RITLabs are under no obligation
JD to give a discount for an upgrade, so in reality they are actually
JD being fairer than they have to be.

AM The 50% discount until the 31st October seems to be on the upgrade
AM charge, is it not? Or am I mistaken? I hope that I'm not.

That seems to be the case and after that date you pay the full upgrade
charge.

AM IOW's, my interpretation is that until the 31st October, you can upgrade
AM at 50% the upgrade charge. Afterwards, you pay the full upgrade charge.

AM If after the 31st of October you have to pay the full licensing fee with
AM no special upgrade charge from v1 to 2 then I find this odd since I've
AM never really seen a time limit put on an upgrade charge in that manner
AM and would question the fairness of it. Usually upgrade discounts aren't
AM offered for major version jumps and this is to protect those regularly
AM paying for upgrades.

I'm  not  even  sure   if  we're  disagreeing with each other now. The
special  discount  on  the  upgrade  seems  a  nice gesture and a full
upgrade  with  no  time  limit  seems  standard.  As far as I can tell
RITLabs are actually being fairer than I thought they were.


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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Allie Martin
Martin Webster, [MW] wrote:

MW The opportunity to upgrade at a discounted price is great. Moreover,
MW I'm supporting further development of my preferred mail client. So
MW $17.50 seems a rather small investment considering the likely number
MW of updates and improvements yet to come.

There's another dimension to this.

Originally, I thought the upgrade policy was a simple one which I agreed
with. 50% of the upgrade charge to registered v1.x users. Free upgrade
for those who purchased their v1.x license within 2 months of the v2
release.

It would seem that the upgrade charge is until the 31st of October,
after which only a full license may be purchased by both new users and
old v1.x users. Is this really the case??

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Re: System tray icon

2003-09-07 Thread Martin Webster
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Hello Günter,

Sunday, September 7, 2003, 4:10:22 PM, you wrote:

GM Since installing V2, the system try icon is no longer
GM animated when there's unread mail - I'm sure the bat used to flap
GM in V1.62.
GM Is there a new setting somewhere in V2 which I need to adjust
GM to get back that useful indicator of unread mail?

There's an option under Preferences-General. This behaviour also
occurs when explorer.exe crashes and restarts.

M
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Re: System tray icon

2003-09-07 Thread Christopher Brown
Hi Günter,

GM Is there a new setting somewhere in V2 which I need to adjust
GM to get back that useful indicator of unread mail?

General Options, checkbox: Icon animation when unread messages are detected

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Alexander
07-Sep-2003 17:01, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 The 50% discount until the 31st October seems to be on the upgrade
 charge, is it not? Or am I mistaken? I hope that I'm not.

 IOW's, my interpretation is that until the 31st October, you can upgrade
 at 50% the upgrade charge. Afterwards, you pay the full upgrade charge.

The Ritlabs site says:

Within two months from the release date (September 1, 2003 - November 1,
2003) registered users of The Bat! v1.** are eligible to buy The Bat!
V.2.** with 50% discount from the current price of V.2.**, regardless of
the type and the number of licences of The Bat! v1.** bought before.

The upgrade site that is linked to this text lists the update EUR 17.50.
The full license is EUR 35. Following your interpretation the update price
would be EUR 8.75...


 If after the 31st of October you have to pay the full licensing fee with
 no special upgrade charge from v1 to 2 then I find this odd since I've
 never really seen a time limit put on an upgrade charge in that manner
 and would question the fairness of it.

Thats what I'm doing all the time but apparently no one understands me,
doh! (whining indeed now!)


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Re[2]: System tray icon

2003-09-07 Thread Gnter Minnerup
On Monday, September 8, 2003, 1:30:54 AM, Martin Webster wrote:

 There's an option under Preferences-General. This behaviour also
 occurs when explorer.exe crashes and restarts.

Tried that, and my explorer hasn't crashed. In any case, there's been a few reboots 
since installing V2.

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Re[2]: System tray icon

2003-09-07 Thread Gnter Minnerup
On Monday, September 8, 2003, 1:26:45 AM, Matt Thoene wrote:

 Hmm...still animated for me with V2. Have you tried disabling and
 re-enabling?

I have now. No change.

Regards,
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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Alexander
07-Sep-2003 17:18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I wholeheartedly agree. I started using The Bat! last November and
 purchased a licence soon afterwards. I paid the licence fee based on
 its merits at that time.

If you registered in Nov-2002 you'll get a free v2 license - at least
according to batworld.de (only in german, sorry):

http://www.batworld.de/newswriter/article.php?article_file=1062532809.txt

(in short, the article says that anyone who registered between Oct7 2002
and Jan5 2003 is eligible for a free update to v2, this has been confirmed
in an email from Ritlabs to the site owner)

The above link is a follow-up to:
http://www.batworld.de/newswriter/article.php?article_file=1062529840.txt


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Reply template?

2003-09-07 Thread Greg Strong
Hello TBUDL,

I'd like to use the F4 key to quote text in a reply, but also include
the entire message below my signature with a prefix of . I've tried
the %text macro below the signature, and it doesn't work.  The format
I'd like to use is below.  Any ideals?  TIA!

,- [ Desired Format ]
| Hello Greg,
| 
|  I'd like to be able to quote text by selecting it and hitting F4.
| 
| So I can use in-line quoting in my message with the entire copy of the
| message below my signature.
| 
| If the recipient does the same, then the entire discussion will always
| be captured in the ongoing message.  This is extremely helpful with
| technical type discussion/threads.
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| 
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| 
| 
|  Hello Greg,
|  
|  I'd like to be able to quote text by selecting it and hitting F4. In the
|  reply I'd like the entire message quoted below my signature. Is this
|  possible?
|  
|  -- 
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|  
|  Greg Strong   
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Re: MyGate, newsgroups with TB made easy

2003-09-07 Thread MAU
Hello Peter,

 That would work except I don't use a domain address on usenet (to try
 to limit spam to postmaster@), but I guess this is the only way to do
 it.

I also use a fake domain (one that doesn't exist) on usenet, and TB uses
this fake domain for Msg IDs. So, for newsgroups, I use this fake domain
for my Involved and Reply to me filters. Try it :-)

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Julian Beach (Lists)
On Sunday, September 7, 2003, 4:21:31 PM, Alexander wrote:

 And, I beg your pardon, I'm trying to raise something like a conscience
 when you call it whining. Lets get ripped off over  over again, we really
 don't deserve any better.

I don't think that there will be any winners to this argument.  I see
TB as representing excellent value for money, and I would happily have
paid the full price for the upgrade - it is still a relatively small
cost for such a high quality product, and I see my registration fee as
a fair return to Ritlabs for their continued investment and
development of the product.

At the same time, I can see the point you and others are making. If
you don't feel that TB represents such good value for money, then you
would not be happy with the registration/upgrade fee. I can understand
this, even if I do not share it.

In the end, I don't think that Ritlabs are going to change their
minds, which is their right. After all, they know how much it has cost
to develop TB, how much they need to get in in registration fee
income, and how much they can generate from new users. The existing
user-base represents a large potential source of income, and I can see
why Ritlabs would want to tap this. It might seem unfair, but perhaps
that is just business ecomomics.

Having said that, if TB cost $150, then I would probably be arguing
with you - which just shows that it is all down to perceived value!

Thinking about it, Ritlabs are probably trying to save admin costs
with the current upgrade policy.  A system based on the date of
original registration would be very costly to administer, whereas
having a fixed upgrade period makes it much easier.  After the end of
the initial period, everyone gets a new licence, so no need to check
existing serial numbers and licence keys.  If this method helps to
keep the cost down, then I am all for it.

Julian

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Re: System for archiving

2003-09-07 Thread Martin Webster
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Hello Adam,

Sunday, September 7, 2003, 4:24:58 PM, you wrote:

A One way to archive messages is if you have a filter to copy all
A incoming messages destined for that folder, copy to another folder. If
A you do this though, the archive will not indicate which messages were
A read, and which not. No statuses. So, do you think that can be
A achieved?

A I was thinking, well a Read filter could copy messages to that same
A destination folder. So then, you'd have all the messages. Plus a bunch
A of duplicates. So maybe you could try going to that folder. And
A clicking Kill Dupes.

A I wonder if you have tried such a solution. Or have you tried some
A other method to create an archive, and either succeeded or failed at
A it?

I archive my mailing lists using a manual filter that moves old
messages to an archive folder, which is located on another drive. Dare
I say, it's a bit like Outlook archive settings except I cannot
automate the method. Perhaps, some day scheduler could be used to
automatically run filters?

My archive is separate from the main message base because I like to
keep my C:\ drive small enough to fit on 3 CD/Rs. The archive folders
are available from TB! too - I find it much better at managing my
archive that Mailbag Assistant.

M
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Re: MyGate, newsgroups with TB made easy

2003-09-07 Thread Peter Fjelsten
MAU,

On 07-09-2003 17:52, you [M] wrote in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
M I also use a fake domain (one that doesn't exist) on usenet, and TB
M uses this fake domain for Msg IDs. So, for newsgroups, I use this
M fake domain for my Involved and Reply to me filters. Try it :-)

Yes. That would work - except what I use a real address hosted at a big
ISP (@adr.dk). Since the MSID (which is that thing that can be filtered
on) includes this (e.g. References:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]) - and other people also has a MSID
containing adr.dk, I don't know what to do.

How do you differentiate between Involved and Reply to me filters -
isn't References the only header to filter on?

,- [ On sending mail to the author ]
| Sorry, your message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] could not be delivered. The specific error 
is:
| 
|Unable to send to [EMAIL PROTECTED]  The remote server reported the following 
error:
|550 5.7.1 [EMAIL PROTECTED]... Relaying denied. IP name lookup failed 
[80.80.7.215]
| 
| This is permanent error, and the message will not be retried any further.
`-

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Re: Scheduler - reasons to go V2

2003-09-07 Thread Paul Richardson
Bill Blinn Technology Editor wrote:

 final analysis, I'd prefer that RIT Labs spend limited resources on
 continuing to develop the best MUA on the planet even if that means
 documentation doesn't get done.

I have trouble with the view that a Help file is some sort of optional
extra. Information on how to use a program's features, and indeed what features
are available, is in itself a vital feature. Failure to provide one is
poor programming, IMO.

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Re: Feature requests

2003-09-07 Thread Stefan Tanurkov
Hello Steve,

Sunday, September 7, 2003, 8:09:21 AM, you wrote:

SMK Where do we go on the web or who do we email to suggest new features?  I'd
SMK like a Backup option for the Scheduler Actions to automate The Bat's backups.

It's already in our To-Do list together with command line switch and
it will be implemented very soon because of high number of requests.
:-)

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread ETM (State of Virginia)
 It may seem a bit rough on newer users, but it's not a major problem
 IMHO. The price could hardly be said to be extortionate.

I have neither the patience nor the skill to work with a program
that is not totally refined, or perhaps even a beta.  However, I
am on limited income and the half price is certainly much more
reachable than the full price.  Do people recommend that I obtain
the download, pay for the upgrade, and remain with 1.62 until
those who know far more than me have worked out the kinks?

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread ETM (State of Virginia)
  If the current upgrade price of $17.50 goes to, for example, $25.00
 (Personal/Private) while the full The Bat! v2 Personal/Private cost is
 $35.00, I would probably pay the $17.50 now rather than $25.00 later.

Precisely.  Not only would I, I would have to, because I will not
be able to afford the full price *if* people think I need the new
program later.

Elaine




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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Alexander
07-Sep-2003 17:52, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Lets get ripped off over  over again, we really don't deserve any
 better.

 I don't think that there will be any winners to this argument.

That was a very sarcastic comment rather than a valuable argument and I
regret writing it already.

 I see TB as representing excellent value for money

Me too!

 and I would happily have paid the full price for the upgrade

Maybe thats my problem (dunno;) - what *is* the full price for the
upgrade? That information is missing. If the current update price of EUR
17.50 is 50% off, then the full upgrade price is EUR 35 - which is the
price of a new full license - that leaves me confused and is the origin of
all my angry ranting.

 At the same time, I can see the point you and others are making. If
 you don't feel that TB represents such good value for money, then you
 would not be happy with the registration/upgrade fee. I can understand
 this, even if I do not share it.

As I already said - I don't mind paying the update. I do mind its limited
time offer, and that all previous registrations are treated equally no
matter when they were made.


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Re: System tray icon

2003-09-07 Thread Stefan Tanurkov
Hello Günter,

Sunday, September 7, 2003, 11:10:22 AM, you wrote:

GM Since installing V2, the system try icon is no longer
GM animated when there's unread mail - I'm sure the bat used to
GM flap in V1.62.

Could it be a problem of your XP theme?


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Re: Connection Centre grabs full screen

2003-09-07 Thread Jonathan Angliss

 I have tried clicking all the top rhs icons, and apart from minimising
 the Connection Centre to the tool bar, nothing much else happens.

 Is there a setting here I should be looking for?

Out of curiousity, what are the icons up there?  From time to time, I've
had other applications hog the whole screen, but have their mazimised
state set to false, but the size of the window set to the full screen. 
Try making sure the middle icon (max/restore) button is the picture of the
single window, then try using the title bar to move the window around. 
You should then be able to grab the window by the corners, and resize
it... I hope.

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Re: S P A M A L E R T !

2003-09-07 Thread Marck D Pearlstone
Hi Avenarius,

@7-Sep-2003, 17:02 +0200 (16:02 UK time)  Avenarius said:

 Email has been identified as spam !!! Message was deleted. Vami
 zaslana zprava byla vyhodnocena jako spam !!! Zprava byla smazana.

Not only should you check your spam filter but you should seriously
question the wisdom of bouncing to a spammer, thus confirming that
your address works and that they should retain it for further
bombardment.

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Mark Adams
Hi Alexander,

Sunday, September 7, 2003, 5:27:07 PM, you wrote:

A Maybe thats my problem (dunno;) - what *is* the full price for the
A upgrade? That information is missing. If the current update price of EUR
A 17.50 is 50% off, then the full upgrade price is EUR 35 - which is the
A price of a new full license - that leaves me confused and is the origin of
A all my angry ranting.

Just to add my experience.

I registered The Bat V1.x on the 8th July 2003 and paid 31.67 UK
pounds including Tax for a single Business License via SoftJam in the
UK.

On the 2nd September I emailed SoftJam telling then when I purchased
V1.X and asking them if I was entitled to a free upgrade, due to short
time span since my purchase.

This was the reply :-

[quote]
Altova are offering 50% off the price of The Bat! version 2 to all
registered users of version 1. This is valid only for 2 months.

They are not offering any free upgrades.

The upgrade is available for ordering from our web site.
[end quote]

The upgrade cost me 15.80 UK pounds inc. Tax.

Regards

Mark

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread ETM (State of Virginia)
Sorry, folks, have now read today's thread, realize I freaked and
panicked, that some here are considering what I am considering, a
buy-now, use-later.  How flakey is the new release?

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Re: S P A M A L E R T !

2003-09-07 Thread Avenarius
A Bat-fellow, Peter Meyns,
wrote on Sunday, 7th September 2003 at 17:16:22 (GMT +0200),
which was ditto in Bratislava --

PM Hi Avenarius,

PM on Sun,  7 Sep 2003 17:02:33 +0200GMT (07.09.03, 17:02 +0200GMT here),
PM you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

A S P A MA L E R T !

A Email has been identified as spam !!! Message was deleted.
A Vami zaslana zprava byla vyhodnocena jako spam !!! Zprava byla smazana.

PM Avenarius, please check your spam filter!



Those messages do not come from me, although my name  email address
are in the headers. TBUDL is the second mailing list today affected by
this -- virus?

I exclusively use The Bat! for posting, but as you can see in the
headers of the two fake posts:

 X-Mailer: SMTP32 v20010131

I've no idea what that is and I've never used it. And, there are no
spam filters set up anywhere on my system.

This sure is interesting, as the virus/worm has even managed to pick
up a message-id that *appears* as if it could come from myself.
However, the message-IDs produced by The Bat! are very differently
structured. Here is one from a genuine post I sent earlier today:
 Message-Id: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

The fake ID goes (as you quoted it):
 Message-Id: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Another interesting aspect is that the second line of the fake message
is in the Czech language (and says the same thing as the English line
above it). I am in Slovakia, however, and I use a Slovak, not a Czech
anti-virus product: NOD32. (This has been a longstanding Czecho-Slovak
rivalry: AVG vs. NOD.)

I'd be intrigued to hear anyone's comments on this affair (on TBOT, of
course) in case you've encountered something similar before.

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www.avenarius.sk

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Re: Reply template?

2003-09-07 Thread Kevin Coates
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Hi Greg,

On Sunday, September 7, 2003at 10:51 GMT -0500, Greg Strong [GS] wrote
in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:

GS like to use the F4 key to quote text in a reply, but also include
GS the entire message below my signature ...

I think the moderators will kill you. :) All kidding aside, by
including the whole message in addition to your inline response, you
are doubling the bandwidth. As long as you keep messages in your
message base for a reasonable period of time, adding a mid reference
like above seems to be more bandwidth friendly. This is especially
true in mailing lists where others are using The Bat! If you need to
refer to the original, I can simply click on the link above and open a
copy in another window.

- --
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Dewitt, NY USA
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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Martin Webster
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Hello Alexander,

Sunday, September 7, 2003, 4:43:58 PM, you wrote:

A 07-Sep-2003 17:18, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I wholeheartedly agree. I started using The Bat! last November and
 purchased a licence soon afterwards. I paid the licence fee based on
 its merits at that time.

A If you registered in Nov-2002 you'll get a free v2 license - at least
A according to batworld.de (only in german, sorry):

A http://www.batworld.de/newswriter/article.php?article_file=1062532809.txt

This is news to me... not that I'm too concerned. However, it would be
really helpful if someone from Ritlabs can clarify matters.

A (in short, the article says that anyone who registered between Oct7 2002
A and Jan5 2003 is eligible for a free update to v2, this has been confirmed
A in an email from Ritlabs to the site owner)

... a little late for me. Unless I can donate my free upgrade to
someone else...

M
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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Carsten Guthardt-Schulz
A The Ritlabs site says:

You're right, it appears as if the update offer will be completely gone and
that is just ridiculous for a couple of reasons:
- The differences between 1.62 (especially 1.63beta) and 2.0 are not that
huge after all. Of course a lot changed since 1.0, but that doesn't help
the users who registered in July. To make it fair they should be allowed to
upgrade any time later, when 2.0 offers enough improvement for them to be
worth the upgrade. And don't anyone tell me that v2 has been 75% (or
completely as Ritlabs announec months or years ago) newly programmed. Some
same stupid bugs persist (like the line-wrap and the consequence that you
can't Ctrl-Backspace over lines) and the program looks pretty much the same

- V2 is still pretty much a beta, just released to keep the announced date.
I just installed it for a friend on a WinXP machine: The menu bar
background stays white after having clicked on a menu, and then there were
a couple of crashes (access violations), e.g. when purging folders. For
more see TBBETA list.

- It's something new that other companies haven't dared before. In the good
old days updates where something like 20% of the price of a product. Once
you bought it you had a license and the update price was relative to the
percentage of new features (or something like that). Then big companies
like MS came along who had to sell updates in stores and the update prices
went up to 50% to 70% of the original product's price. Bad enough, but now
the update availability is limited to two months while the product is not
even stable. Sorry, that's too much, I'm not gonna pay it. I don't need the
update now and if in a few months, when I think I'll want it, I'll have to
pay the full price again, I'll just go get another email program like
Mozilla. There at least I have an open developers' policy with a roadmap
and multi-platform support.
The advantage of The Bat are worth a price, but that's over the line,
sorry.

The argument that Ritlabs is a company and is free to do what they want
doesn't count. Of course they can do what they want, but they have to live
with the users' opionions and/or reactions to that. (no to get into the
ethics stuff)

I can't believe that there are people who take it for a fair option to buy the
upgrade now and only start using it in a couple of months. Think about it,
how ridiculous is that?

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Re: Feature requests

2003-09-07 Thread Carsten Guthardt-Schulz
Hi,

MM this is already in developers To-do AFAIK, it is not needed to add
MM this to wishlist :-)

Where can I see this developers To-do and how can I add new wishes?


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Re[2]: S P A M A L E R T !

2003-09-07 Thread Avenarius
A Bat-fellow, Marck D Pearlstone,
wrote on Sunday, 7th September 2003 at 17:36:25 (GMT +0100),
which was 18:36 in Bratislava --

MDP Not only should you check your spam filter but you should seriously
MDP question the wisdom of bouncing to a spammer, thus confirming that
MDP your address works and that they should retain it for further
MDP bombardment.

Well of course Marck, but as I've just explained in the other message,
those posts do not come from me. The remedy for TBUDL should be easy:
simply block any incoming posts whose headers contain
 X-Mailer: SMTP32 v20010131

(Or is there anyone among us here who uses such a thing?)

-- 
Yours,
Alex. of Slovakia
www.avenarius.sk

[flying with The Bat! 2.00
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Re: Menu navigator?

2003-09-07 Thread myob

On Sun, 7 Sep 2003 22:10:11 +1000 GMT(07/09/2003, 1:10 PM + GMT), Günter Minnerup 
wrote:

GM Since installing V2, I have a little button next to the
GM close/minimise/maximise buttons calling itself Menu
GM navigator. I assume it TB that put it there.

I've got it with v. 1.62r - to which I'm sticking for the
time being while I (try to) read all the reactions to v. 2.

Using The Bat! v1.62r on Windows 2000
5.0 Build 2195
Service Pack 4

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Allie Martin
Etm, [E] wrote:

E Sorry, folks, have now read today's thread, realize I freaked and
E panicked, that some here are considering what I am considering, a
E buy-now, use-later. How flakey is the new release?

I wouldn't describe the new release as flakey if all you use are POP3
accounts. It's just that it's possible that the major enhancements may
not interest you.

These are:

Full IMAP support which is completely new and apparently full of
wrinkles. :)

Alternative Plain Text Editor and HTML Editor. These may not interest
you.

PGP/MIME as well as PGP 78 support.

A Scheduler.

If you think you will or may have interest in these features then I
strongly suggest upgrading since the current functionality from v1.62 is
preserved and improved upon in some instances. Of course there'll be a
few having problems as will always be the case with a major upgrade.

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Max number of stored messages in a folder

2003-09-07 Thread Craig Westerman

  I have a trash folder in which I have checked the box activating
  the maximum number of stored messages and have set the number to
  100. It's been this way for over 24 hours. As of now that folder
  contains 1361 messages. It appears nothing has changed. What do I
  need to do to get this feature to function?  

-- 

Craig Westerman
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Re: Reply template?

2003-09-07 Thread Greg Strong
Hello Kevin,

 I think the moderators will kill you. :)

I don't want to use it on mail lists. This is with regard to
correspondence on a programming class where discussion gets quite
technical and I want to maintain prior messages for references. BTW I
don't think the individuals use TB.

 All kidding aside, by including the whole message in addition to your
 inline response, you are doubling the bandwidth.

NOT for mail lists.  :-)

 As long as you keep messages in your message base for a reasonable
 period of time, adding a mid reference like above seems to be more
 bandwidth friendly. This is especially true in mailing lists where
 others are using The Bat! If you need to refer to the original, I can
 simply click on the link above and open a copy in another window.

Irrelevant.  See above.  BTW I don't use TB JUST for mailing lists. To
be honest the mail lists are another resource like this one. It provides
the ability to increase my productivity with TB. So my original question
still holds.

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Greg Strong

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Jernej Simoni
On Sunday, September 7, 2003, 18:22:22, ETM (State of Virginia) wrote:

 Do people recommend that I obtain the download, pay for the upgrade, and
 remain with 1.62 until those who know far more than me have worked out the
 kinks?

What about paying for the upgrade now, but wait with actual upgrade until
the bugs are sorted out?

-- 
Jernej Simoncic, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www2.arnes.si/~sopjsimo/
http://deepthought.ena.si/

There is an easier way to do it.
   -- Iles's Law
Corollaries:
1. When looking directly at the easier way, especially for long
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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread ETM (State of Virginia)
 I can't believe that there are people who take it for a fair option to buy the
 upgrade now and only start using it in a couple of months. Think about it,
 how ridiculous is that?

BIG-TIME ridiculous, but I am so accustomed to being squeezed by
producers of almost-anything that I react as I usually do, try to
do what's best for me while being squeezed.  I haven't sprung
yet, I also know Mozilla is out there and doing pretty well by
its users.  It's just that I like TheBat! (my version) and would
dislike giving it up on principle.

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Re: MyGate, newsgroups with TB made easy

2003-09-07 Thread Peter Meyns
Hi MAU,

on Sun, 7 Sep 2003 17:52:36 +0200GMT (07.09.03, 17:52 +0200GMT here),
you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

 That would work except I don't use a domain address on usenet (to try
 to limit spam to postmaster@), but I guess this is the only way to do
 it.

M I also use a fake domain (one that doesn't exist) on usenet, and TB uses
M this fake domain for Msg IDs. So, for newsgroups, I use this fake domain
M for my Involved and Reply to me filters. Try it :-)

Yes indeed. But it it is retraceable: puli.ermapper-spain.com... ;-)

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RE:S P A M A L E R T !

2003-09-07 Thread Jurgen Haug
Hello Marck,

Sunday, September 7, 2003, 6:36:25 PM, you wrote:


 @7-Sep-2003, 17:02 +0200 (16:02 UK time)  Avenarius said:

 Email has been identified as spam !!! Message was deleted. Vami
 zaslana zprava byla vyhodnocena jako spam !!! Zprava byla smazana.

 Not only should you check your spam filter but you should seriously
 question the wisdom of bouncing to a spammer, thus confirming that
 your address works and that they should retain it for further
 bombardment.

In addition you should also ask yourself, if the spammer actually put HIS email-addy 
(maybe he couldn't care less about getting replies there, because he wants you to 
click on a link, or notices an image being downloaded (some don't use TB! ;-)), and 
maybe a poor innocent guy's email addy is in the reply-to field.
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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Julian Beach (Lists)
On Sunday, September 7, 2003, 5:49:37 PM, Carsten Guthardt-Schulz wrote:

 I can't believe that there are people who take it for a fair option to buy the
 upgrade now and only start using it in a couple of months. Think about it,
 how ridiculous is that?

If you believe that Ritlabs are a private company, and are free to do
what they want, then this approach seems to be sensible, as they are
not likely to change their minds!  You don't have to want TB v2.x now,
but if you think you will after October 2003, then it is still worth
paying the $17.50 now.

Perhaps the people who have upgraded to v2 and paid the reduced price
registration fee are getting a discount for beta-testing the full v2
release?

Julian

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Re: The Bat! v2 Upg Price of $17.50 until October 31, then what?

2003-09-07 Thread Alexander
07-Sep-2003 18:41, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 buy-now, use-later

That sounds like socialist central planned economy to me...

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Re: Max number of stored messages in a folder

2003-09-07 Thread Roel
Hi Craig

On 7 Sep 2003 11:57:58  (my local time 18:57:58), Craig Westerman
wrote:

CW What do I need to do to get this feature to function?

You need to do a manual 'purge  compress' of that folder (it's in the
folder-menu).
The alternative is (when you have 'purge  compress all folders on
exit' enabled) to restart The Bat!...

hth
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