Re: Dummying up SmartBat

[Ravi/Shell-Shocked]

> Does anyone know of a way to stop SmartBat from inserting
> the time tagline when first opening up?

This is again a workaround - but it's what I use with some
success.

Instead of restarting SmartBat every time, hide and show it
with your favourite hiding/showing utility.

For me it's powerpro.

This way the time only gets inserted if I ever restart TB -
which is like almost never.

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8-bit characters

[net5zero]

Under Account Properties > Mail Management, on 8-bit characters'
treatment:

  1.  What are 8-bit characters?
  2.  What is the difference between "without changes" and
  "quote-printable"?

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Can I have both 1.62 and 2.0 on the same PC?

[net5zero]

And have both version "accessing" the same account folders -- i.e.
I'll point the v2 to the same directories as my v1.62?  Do the two
version have the same file formats?

With respect to attachments (in Account Properties), is it better to
keep it in separate folders or in message bodies?

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Re: "Some serious security holes in 'The Bat!'"

[Chris]

On Wednesday, October 29, 2003 at 2:04:04 PM, rich gregory wrote in
the message ""Some serious security holes in 'The Bat!'""
:

>>> ... add logins to TB! so that family members not see each other's
>>> ... email

>> Options/Network & Administration/Privileges

> HEY! Wadda ya know! I have no idea HOW to use it but it looks like
> that's what 'm talkin' about... Is there any kind of encryption of
> the email files tied to TB! login or can a savvy user access files
> on the hard drive that aren;t theirs?

If you are running Windows 2000 or XP, you could use NTFS to prevent
other users from accessing the mail data files. There is also an
option to encrypt the data too.

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Re: Dummying up SmartBat

[MAU]

Hello Roelof,

> When I tried it yesterday it didn't, but now it does again too.

Maybe it is also due to daylight saving time change last weekend ;-)

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Re: 8-bit characters

[Vasiliy Efimenko]

Hello net5zero,

On 30 October 2003, at 04:19 -0500 you wrote:

nnn> 1. What are 8-bit characters?

Is a none Latin alphabet characters. For example, 8 bit characters are
Cyrillic  letters:  а,  б, в, г, д, е, ё, ж (I don't sure that you are
able to see this letters properly).

nnn> 2.   What   is  the  difference  between  "without  changes"  and
nnn> "quote-printable"?

If  set  "without changes" then in body of your mail 7-bit symbols and
8-bit symbols will be unchanged. Example:

---
This is 7-bit symbols.
Это 8-bit символы.
---

And  if you set "quote-printable" then 7-bit symbols will be unchanged
and 8-bit symbols will be converted as in follow example:

---
This is 7-bit symbols.
=DD=F2=EE 8-bit =F1=E8=EC=E2=EE=EB=FB.
---

Also  you  can  set  "64 bit encoding" and then either 7-bit and 8-bit
symbols will be changed in the follow form:

---
VGhpcyBpcyA3LWJpdCBzeW1ib2xzLg0K3fLuIDgtYml0IPHo7OLu6/suDQo=
---

I hope you understood me :)

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Re: TheBat and PowerPro ?

[Ravi/Shell-Shocked]

> Does any of you guys use PowerPro, and if so what special
> commands do you have it setup to perform in The_Bat!

TB has a good hotkey system - so many things I can just tie
to a hotkey natively in TB!.

Compress all folders: I used to be able to do this in one go
with previous versions - but now with the maintenance centre
it's too many keys/clicks -- so PP takes care of that in one
go.

Also, TB has no way to tie hotkeys to move to specific
folders - so PP does that for me too. Quick and useful.

For people who have not used PP and are about to (since it
came up in at least two separate threads) - it's a bit
complicated to use, but like TB! - if you stick with it,
you'll reap substantial rewards.

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Re[2]: TheBat and PowerPro ?

[Miles Johnson]

RSS> Compress all folders: I used to be able to do this in one go
RSS> with previous versions - but now with the maintenance centre
RSS> it's too many keys/clicks --

Wait... are you saying the "Compress all folders" command is gone in V2?!
 
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Re: Dummying up SmartBat

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Nick,

On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 15:42:42 -0600 GMT (30/10/2003, 04:42 +0700 GMT),
Nick Danger wrote:

> Failing that, does anyone know of a way to stop me from getting
> infuriated

Meditation?

scnr

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Re: TheBat and PowerPro ?

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Miles,

On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 09:30:14 -0500 GMT (30/10/2003, 21:30 +0700 GMT),
Miles Johnson wrote:

> Wait... are you saying the "Compress all folders" command is gone in V2?!

No, but it's a tickmark in the maintainance center now, not a menu
item any more.

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Re: Can I have both 1.62 and 2.0 on the same PC?

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello net5zero,

On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 04:37:02 -0500 GMT (30/10/2003, 16:37 +0700 GMT),
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> And have both version "accessing" the same account folders -- i.e.
> I'll point the v2 to the same directories as my v1.62?  Do the two
> version have the same file formats?

The file formats are the same, but the folder structure is maintained
in another file now. So if you add/move/delete a folder in one
version, the change will not be refelcted in the other.

> With respect to attachments (in Account Properties), is it better to
> keep it in separate folders or in message bodies?

That depends on your needs. I get few attachments, and they are
usually not large, so I keep them in the message bodies. If you
regularly receive large attachments and maybe also want to access them
directly with another app, keeping them in a seperate folder makes
sense.

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Re: ANNOYING!

[Jonathan Angliss]

On Wednesday, October 29, 2003, St - Musaic.Net wrote...


> Why is it that an Incoming message (original message) where From is:
> "Glennie, David {LRUC Programme, BST}" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> converted to Glennie, David{LRUCProgramme, BST}
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (yes, no hyphens) in the outgoing mail
> (Sent Mail)?

I was spending ages looking for hypens in the original from, but I see
you meant quotes. They aren't needed in the header from what I
remember, but I do notice something else, (unless you miss-typed),
there is no space between the David, and the {LRCUP bit.

> If you have made a macro that fills out FROM, SUBJECT, COMMENTS
> etc., the pre-filled fields and their default values are reinstated
> when you move the cursor UNLESS you change/type something into the
> message body first (thus causing a change to its content)! COMMENTS
> and TO fails to accept new entries unless you modify message body
> first!

This has been noticed, you should change something in the body of the
email, then switching back to the headers doesn't alter the top part,
though this seems a little unusual, you can partially understand why,
if you change the To field, in 1.6 it might not have changed the reply
template properly (at a guess). As another note, the %COMMENTS marco
has changed functionality, I cannot remember what Stefan said it does
now, might be worth skimming over the tbbeta list to see.

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Re: ANNOYING!

[St - Musaic.Net]

> I was spending ages looking for hypens in the original from,
> but I see you meant quotes.

  I was awfully tired at the time of writing - I am sorry for
  this particular mistyping and the others I see are in there!

>[Quotes] aren't needed in the header from what I remember...

  I feel they are needed - in my case, %FROMNAME without quotes
  will make my From Name look like 'St - Musaic . Net'

  And that's not what I want!

> ...I do notice something else, (unless you miss-typed), there
> is no space between the David, and the {LRCUP bit.

  It's no mistype - that is another anomaly, yes. I was aware
  of it, but I didn't mention it.

> This has been noticed, you should change something in the body
> of the email, then switching back to the headers doesn't alter
> the top part...

  So is it not a bug? I can't imagine this is how it should be!
  
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Re: ANNOYING!

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Jonathan,

On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 09:03:27 -0600 GMT (30/10/2003, 22:03 +0700 GMT),
Jonathan Angliss wrote:

[Quotes]

> They aren't needed in the header from what I remember,

Yes, they are needed when there are reserved characters (full-stops)
in the realname part of the email address. Otherwise, what St.Musaic
describes will happen. That's the reason why I put the realname in
quotes (as above), as he tries to do.

Alas, my macro:
%TO=""%TO='"%OFromName on TBUDL" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>'
still works in v2, so I don't know why it doesn't work at St.Musaic.

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Re: Can I have both 1.62 and 2.0 on the same PC?

[Mark Wieder]

net5zero-

Thursday, October 30, 2003, 1:37:02 AM, you wrote:


nnn> And have both version "accessing" the same account folders -- i.e.
nnn> I'll point the v2 to the same directories as my v1.62?  Do the two
nnn> version have the same file formats?

Yes. And mostly.

nnn> With respect to attachments (in Account Properties), is it better to
nnn> keep it in separate folders or in message bodies?

YMMV. This is quite a can of worms. Depends on whom you ask, when you
ask, sunspots, phase of the moon, etc. I *always* keep attachments in
separate folders. I've had too many problems over the years with
corrupted message base files. They aren't frequent, but they're
disastrous when they occur. And trying to parse the database files
with a hex editor is *much* easier if you're looking at straight text
without binary attachments getting in the way.

But, other folks have other opinions and have had different
experiences.

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Re: ANNOYING!

[Jonathan Angliss]

On Thursday, October 30, 2003, Thomas Fernandez wrote...

>> They aren't needed in the header from what I remember,

> Yes, they are needed when there are reserved characters (full-stops)
> in the realname part of the email address.

That teaches me for walking away from my keyboard when I'm composing
an email, I was thinking that, but never wrote it... hehe.

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Re: ANNOYING!

[Markus Gloede]

Hi,

St - Musaic.Net wrote:

>> This has been noticed, you should change something in the body
>> of the email, then switching back to the headers doesn't alter
>> the top part...

>   So is it not a bug? I can't imagine this is how it should be!

If I'm not mistaken the developer(s?) are aware of this and have
introduced a new macro (oh no, no another one :) in the current beta
series that changes headers only once. (At least that is how I
understood Stefan's explanation.)

Regards,

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Account General Settings

[MAU]

Hello all,

I was trying to lead a newbie who wants to evaluate TB when I found out
that "Help/Contents/Working with The Bat!/Configuring your mail
account/General settings" includes a screen grab of the Address Book and
not of Account/Properties/general.

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Mark unread - and some scheduler stuff too

[Pekka]

Hello Batpeople,

I have looked through the sorting office over and over again but I
can't find a way to mark a message unread with a filter.

Has anyone got a tip? How to mark a message (which is created with the
scheduler) automatically unread when it is directed to a certain
folder? I need a visual confirmation that there's something worth
checking in that folder - playing a sound file is not enough. I can
flag the message or change the colour group but the only way to affect
the appearance of the folder in the folder tree is to mark a message
unread...

And no, I don't want to actually *send* those reminders to myself, not
with a dial-up connection and a tight budget.

Also, when creating a reminder message with the scheduler, there's an
area called "description" where you can type whatever the reminder is
about. At least that's the way I understood it. However, when the
reminder message is created it only says something like "This message
was created at blah blah blah by the scheduler. The event description
follows:"

And after that, nothing. So, where's that description?

And yes, the scheduler's "clock" is off by one hour :-(


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Re: Mark unread - and some scheduler stuff too

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Hello Pekka,

On 30 October 2003, 20:19 +0200 ( 18:19 local time) Pekka [P] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

P> I have looked through the sorting office over and over again but I
P> can't find a way to mark a message unread with a filter.

Look under the Actions tab... it's the first item.

P> Has anyone got a tip? How to mark a message (which is created with the
P> scheduler) automatically unread when it is directed to a certain
P> folder? I need a visual confirmation that there's something worth
P> checking in that folder - playing a sound file is not enough. I can
P> flag the message or change the colour group but the only way to affect
P> the appearance of the folder in the folder tree is to mark a message
P> unread...



As for the rest of your message I'm unclear what it is you are trying to
do. Why are you creating a message when Scheduler can provide reminders?


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Re: Account General Settings

[Peter Meyns]

Hi MAU,

on Thu, 30 Oct 2003 17:39:36 +0100GMT (30.10.03, 17:39 +0100GMT here),
you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

M> I was trying to lead a newbie who wants to evaluate TB when I found out
M> that "Help/Contents/Working with The Bat!/Configuring your mail
M> account/General settings" includes a screen grab of the Address Book and
M> not of Account/Properties/general.

Confirmed. Will you submit it to bugtrack (as that's where it belongs
IMHO)?

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Re: Mark unread - and some scheduler stuff too

[Peter Meyns]

Hi Martin,

on Thu, 30 Oct 2003 18:50:53 +GMT (30.10.03, 19:50 +0100GMT here),
you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

P>> I have looked through the sorting office over and over again but I
P>> can't find a way to mark a message unread with a filter.

MW> Look under the Actions tab... it's the first item.

That is the option to mark a message "read".

To Pekka: I'm sorry not to have a solution. There might be a possibility
with "Run external program" which might be a batch file that marks the
message "unread". I have no idea how to achieve this, though... :-(

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Re: Mark unread - and some scheduler stuff too

[MAU]

Hello Pekka,

> I have looked through the sorting office over and over again but I
> can't find a way to mark a message unread with a filter.

That's right, there isn't.

> Has anyone got a tip? How to mark a message (which is created with the
> scheduler) automatically unread when it is directed to a certain
> folder? I need a visual confirmation that there's something worth
> checking in that folder - playing a sound file is not enough. I can
> flag the message or change the colour group but the only way to affect
> the appearance of the folder in the folder tree is to mark a message
> unread...
> 
> And no, I don't want to actually *send* those reminders to myself, not
> with a dial-up connection and a tight budget.

Send those reminders to yourself. But first, in Options/Network &
Administration, on the Network tab, select (tick) Allow Local Delivery.
That way, the message will be sent directly to your Inbox or to the
folder your Incoming filter(s) may move it (not dialling up, etc.) and
it will be marked as unread, just like any incoming message.

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Re: Mark unread - and some scheduler stuff too

[Gerard]

ON Thursday, October 30, 2003, 7:19:09 PM, you wrote:
P> And no, I don't want to actually *send* those reminders to myself, not
P> with a dial-up connection and a tight budget.

Hi Pekka,

I don't know anything about the scheduler but I do know that you can
have msg delivered locally, meaning they are "send" from one account to
an other internally. No external connection needed

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Re: Account General Settings

[MAU]

Hello Peter,

> Confirmed. Will you submit it to bugtrack (as that's where it belongs
> IMHO)?

No, I don't use bugtrack either for bugs of for wishlist items. I just
mention things in this list or TBBeta just in case someone (from Ritlabs)
wants to hear.

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Re: Using purging old messages with the folder maintenance option does not use the alternative deletion method.

[Edgar]

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Hello Chris,

On Thursday, October 30, 2003, 1:09:32 AM, you wrote:

> Edgar, your PGP key doesn't have a last name! Who are you?
The name in the PGP key is just the name like in my e-mail.

Looking at the key now I can not change the name without revoking
the key. (or can I)


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Re: Mark unread - and some scheduler stuff too

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Hello Peter,

On 30 October 2003, 20:35 +0100 ( 19:35 local time) Peter Meyns [PM] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

P>>> I have looked through the sorting office over and over again but I
P>>> can't find a way to mark a message unread with a filter.

MW>> Look under the Actions tab... it's the first item.

PM> That is the option to mark a message "read".

PM> To Pekka: I'm sorry not to have a solution. There might be a possibility
PM> with "Run external program" which might be a batch file that marks the
PM> message "unread". I have no idea how to achieve this, though... :-(

Doh! Sorry, my mistake.

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bring mole recipe

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Re: Mark unread - and some scheduler stuff too

[Peter Meyns]

Hi Martin,

on Thu, 30 Oct 2003 20:33:01 +GMT (30.10.03, 21:33 +0100GMT here),
you wrote in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :

P I have looked through the sorting office over and over again but I
P can't find a way to mark a message unread with a filter.

MW>>> Look under the Actions tab... it's the first item.

PM>> That is the option to mark a message "read".

MW> Doh! Sorry, my mistake.

No problem, I think, as Miguel has pointed to a useful solution. :-)

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Re: bring mole recipe

[Paul Cartwright]

On Thursday, October 30, 2003, 3:18 PM, you wrote:

DJ> dZ.

folder template maybe??


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Re: Mark unread - and some scheduler stuff too

[Pekka]

Hello Martin,

Thursday, October 30, 2003, 8:50:53 PM, you wrote:


P>> I have looked through the sorting office over and over again but I
P>> can't find a way to mark a message unread with a filter.

MW> Look under the Actions tab... it's the first item.

No, it's "mark the message as read".

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Re: Mark unread - and some scheduler stuff too

[Pekka]

Hello MAU,

Thursday, October 30, 2003, 9:34:08 PM, you wrote:


M> Send those reminders to yourself. But first, in Options/Network &
M> Administration, on the Network tab, select (tick) Allow Local Delivery.
M> That way, the message will be sent directly to your Inbox or to the
M> folder your Incoming filter(s) may move it (not dialling up, etc.) and
M> it will be marked as unread, just like any incoming message.

I knew about the local delivery but I was hoping that there was a more
sophisiticateded way... sophitzidated... well, you know what I mean :)
I mean something not "system-wide".

Anyway, I thank you and Gerard for your help!

I *do* have a couple of extra beers but please hurry...


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Re: Mark unread - and some scheduler stuff too

[MAU]

Hello Pekka,

> I *do* have a couple of extra beers but please hurry...

You'd better not drink them or you'll never again be able to correctly
spell "sophisticated" ;-)

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Re: Using purging old messages with the folder maintenance option does not use the alternative deletion method.

[Chris]

On Thursday, October 30, 2003 at 3:25:31 PM, Edgar wrote in the
message "Using purging old messages with the folder maintenance option
does not use the alternative deletion method."
:

> Looking at the key now I can not change the name without revoking
> the key. (or can I)

Once created, a key can only be added to, not changed; therefore, you
must revoke it and create a new key to make any changes.

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Re: bring mole recipe

[Chris]

On Thursday, October 30, 2003 at 3:53:02 PM, Paul Cartwright wrote in
the message "bring mole recipe"
:

> folder template maybe??

Nope. They were using Opera's mail client, M2.

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Re: Mark unread - and some scheduler stuff too

[Gerard]

ON Thursday, October 30, 2003, 10:04:01 PM, you wrote:
P> I knew about the local delivery but I was hoping that there was a more
P> sophisiticateded way... sophitzidated... well, you know what I mean :)
P> I mean something not "system-wide".


Hi Pekka,

Try this. Copy the msg to the folder you want the msg to be in with a
filter. When using the copy msg in a filter on "regular" msg's, the msg
is automagicly made unread.

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Importing Public keys help with PGP

[Darrin]

Thursday, October 30, 2003
2:28:25 PM

Hi,
Im new to this and was reading the help files for PGP and this is what
it reads:
"Add public keys from email messages
A convenient way to get a copy of someone’s public key is to have that person include 
it in an email message. When a public key is sent through email, it appears as a block 
of text in the body of the message.

If you are using an email application that is not supported by the plug-ins, you can 
add the public key to the keyring by following these steps:

Copy the block of text that represents the public key.

Start PGPkeys.

Select Paste from the Edit menu. The Select Keys dialog box appears.

Click Import. The key is imported. "

When I try it I get a pop up that tells me PGP cannot copy keys from
clipboard.

Am I doing it wrong?


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Re: bring mole recipe

[DZ-Jay]

On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 15:53:02 -0500, Paul Cartwright 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

On Thursday, October 30, 2003, 3:18 PM, you wrote:

DJ> dZ.

folder template maybe??


Sorry, my apologies to everybody on the list.  No, its not a folder 
template but probably something just as lame:  Stupid M2 has an address 
automatically in the TO line when I click on "Compose" and a mailbox is 
selected.  I just didn't noticed that TBUDL was inserted in the recipient 
list!

My bad.  Sorry. :(
dZ.
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Re: Importing Public keys help with PGP

[Marck D Pearlstone]

Hi Darrin,

@30-Oct-2003, 14:31 -0800 (22:31 UK time) Darrin [D] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:

D> When I try it I get a pop up that tells me PGP cannot copy keys
D> from clipboard.

D> Am I doing it wrong?

If the message is clear-signed then the "- BEGIN PGP KEY" block
is compromised and now reads "- - BEGIN PGP KEY". PGP can't
figure out its own mangling :-(. Could this be your problem?

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Re[2]: Importing Public keys help with PGP

[Darrin]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

Hi,
On Thursday at 3:01 PM you wrote:
MDP> If the message is clear-signed then the "- BEGIN PGP KEY" block
MDP> is compromised and now reads "- - BEGIN PGP KEY". PGP can't
MDP> figure out its own mangling :-(. Could this be your problem?


Oh man! I really wish I knew what you were saying :)
It works now. I previously didnt copy the "-BEGIN..---" and
the "END.---" part of the key. Once I did that, It imported
the key correctly.
Is that what you were saying?
Thanks

- --
Darrin

-BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-
Version: PGP SDK 3.0.3

iQA/AwUBP6Gb4qjEhiEqmMp2EQIFNgCfTpIEyJvlLn7mtHYveK4KaG4bno8AnjF6
8m8Ve+sNmmQkgyaTEDs1f2yv
=WRQd
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Re: bring mole recipe

[Paul Cartwright]

On Thursday, October 30, 2003, 5:22 PM, you wrote:


>> folder template maybe??

C> Nope. They were using Opera's mail client, M2.

never heard of M2, but I never was a fan of netscape, or any browsers
email client. Before TB I had used Eudora, and of course OL2K for the
office..
so, if he is using M2, why is he on a TB mailing list?


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Re[2]: Can I have both 1.62 and 2.0 on the same PC?

[net5zero]

Thursday, October 30, 2003, Thomas Fernandez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 04:37:02 -0500 GMT (30/10/2003, 16:37 +0700 GMT),
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>> And have both version "accessing" the same account folders -- i.e.
>> I'll point the v2 to the same directories as my v1.62?  Do the two
>> version have the same file formats?

> The file formats are the same, but the folder structure is maintained
> in another file now. So if you add/move/delete a folder in one
> version, the change will not be refelcted in the other.

After installing v2 and receive/send some mail in it -- assuming I did
NOT add/move/delete a folder in v2 -- then I decide to go back to v1.62, will
I be able to access all my messages, INCLUDING those send/received
during my trial of v2, in v1.62 ??

Thanks in advance


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severity 'block' on Bugtracking ??

[Rob]

Hi,

what does 'block' mean there ??
there's a very irrititating bug where, using GnuPG, you get prompted for a
passphrase for a non-existing signing key !!
i don't hope 'block' means the've given up ...

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Re:Account General Settings

[Rob]

Hi MAU,

on Thu, 30 Oct 2003, at 17:39:36 local time (GMT +0100), you wrote:

M> I was trying to lead a newbie who wants to evaluate TB when I found out
M> that "Help/Contents/Working with The Bat!/Configuring your mail
M> account/General settings" includes a screen grab of the Address Book and
M> not of Account/Properties/general.

the whole Help/F1 seems a bit 'incomplete' ...

don't know if I'm the only one, but when I use 'help' on the 'account
properties', it shows a nice picture with the text "Click on any option in
the image to the left for more information." ; but I can click all I want,
I don't see any more information ... :(   and i would love some extra info
on the new IMAP options.

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Re: bring mole recipe

[John Morse]

Hi The_Bat! Users,

Thursday, October 30, 2003, 5:21:46 PM, you wrote:

PC> so, if he is using M2, why is he on a TB mailing list?

Probably experimenting... I do it all the time with the latest
releases of any and every email client.
But I have to say, Opera's M2 is the sorriest excuse for a mail client
I have ever seen!

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Re: bring mole recipe

[Melissa Reese]

Hi Paul,

On Thursday, October 30, 2003, at 3:21:46 PM PST, you wrote:

> so, if he is using M2, why is he on a TB mailing list?

Could be any of several reasons...

He/she could just be using a computer in which TB! isn't installed. Or
could just be interested in learning more about TB! with the intention
to try it out someday. In any event, I'm happy to welcome anyone who
wants to learn more about this wonderful email client! :-)

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Re: Importing Public keys help with PGP

[Marck D Pearlstone]

Hi Darrin,

@30-Oct-2003, 15:17 -0800 (23:17 UK time) Darrin [D] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said to Marck:

MDP>> If the message is clear-signed then the "- BEGIN PGP KEY" block
MDP>> is compromised and now reads "- - BEGIN PGP KEY". PGP can't
MDP>> figure out its own mangling :-(. Could this be your problem?

D> Oh man! I really wish I knew what you were saying :)

LOL.

D> It works now. I previously didnt copy the "-BEGIN..---"
D> and the "END.---" part of the key. Once I did that, It
D> imported the key correctly. Is that what you were saying?

No, but there was a clue in there to your problem after all :-).

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PGP and S/Mime Problem

[Darrin]

Thursday, October 30, 2003
4:02:31 PM

Hi,
When I create a new email, under PRIVACY tab on top "ENABLE S/MIME" is
always checked. It doesnt work for me. I uncheck it then it by default
is checked again once I create a new email. How do I correct this?
Thanks

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Re: Can I have both 1.62 and 2.0 on the same PC?

[MAU]

Hello net5zero,

> After installing v2 and receive/send some mail in it -- assuming I did
> NOT add/move/delete a folder in v2 -- then I decide to go back to v1.62, will
> I be able to access all my messages, INCLUDING those send/received
> during my trial of v2, in v1.62 ??

Yes.

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Re: bring mole recipe

[DZ-Jay]

Some time around 10/30/2003 18:21:46, I think I heard Paul Cartwright say:

> On Thursday, October 30, 2003, 5:22 PM, you wrote:


>>> folder template maybe??

C>> Nope. They were using Opera's mail client, M2.

> never heard of M2, but I never was a fan of netscape, or any browsers
> email client. Before TB I had used Eudora, and of course OL2K for the
> office..
> so, if he is using M2, why is he on a TB mailing list?

M2 is Opera's new Mail client.  Opera is a browser.  I used Eudora
before TB but at work I cannot use TB, and its either M2, Mozilla Mail
or (eek!) Outlook Express.  So I chose M2.  At home I use TB.

In any case, what does it matter to you what e-mail client I am using?
 Many people subscribe to this list *before* they switch to TB also.

dZ.

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Re[2]: bring mole recipe

[mm Meister]

Hello Melissa,

Thursday, October 30, 2003, 6:42:39 PM, you wrote:

MR> In any event, I'm happy to welcome anyone who
MR> wants to learn more about this wonderful email client! :-)

Especially if they bring the mole recipe.


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Re[2]: Importing Public keys help with PGP

[Darrin]

Hi,
On Thursday at 3:50 PM you wrote:
MDP> No, but there was a clue in there to your problem after all :-).

yeah, what do ya know. Go figure. How I got that one. :)
Thanks


 

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Is there a way to filter messages with Base64 coding?

[net5zero]

If yes, how?

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ODATE and OTIME problem?

[Peter Ouwehand]

Hello TBUDL ,

From the help file:

ODATE[="format"] (replies and forward) insert the date of the original
message in the long date format (defined by the system's country
settings) or using the format specified by the format parameter

OTIME[="format"] (replies and forward) insert the time of the
original message in the short time format (defined by the system's
country settings) or using the format specified by the format parameter


While reading through some pages about RegEx at
http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/Regex.html and playing around a bit
with the "Historians" example on
http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/RegexPt5.html I'm quite confused...


Using it on a message which has
Date: Fri, 31 Oct 2003 00:27:08 +0100
in the headers, ODATE returns
Friday, October 31, 2003
and OTIME returns
00:27:08 ( [GMT +0100] from the macro )
Now this I can understand.


Using it on another message which has
Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2003 18:20:34 -0500
in the headers, ODATE returns
Friday, October 31, 2003
and OTIME returns
18:20:34 ( [GMT -0500] from the macro )
Now this I don't understand.

As the ODATE/OTIME return-values are placed in the reply, I would
interpret this as: the senders' message was created on Friday
2003-10-31 at 18:20, which would be 18:20 - 00:37 (local time of
arrival at my main-server, located at GMT +0100) = approx 18 hours
ahead of my local time.

GMT referenced date/time is only allowed to have a + or - 12 hour
difference.

It seems ODATE simply uses the OTIME value to calculate the ODATE
value to return, using the local PC-day/date, not taking into account
the GMT offset of the original message.


In my opinion this is quite wrong and, for instance, totally f
up the "Historians" example.

Any opinions / confirmation on this?

FYI: I'm on GMT +0100


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Re: bring mole recipe

[Chris]

On Thursday, October 30, 2003 at 6:42:01 PM, John Morse wrote in the
message "bring mole recipe" :

> But I have to say, Opera's M2 is the sorriest excuse for a mail client
> I have ever seen!

It's still worlds better than the old version (M1). It works find as a
simple news client for accessing a newgroup once or twice.

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Re: severity 'block' on Bugtracking ??

[Chris]

On Thursday, October 30, 2003 at 6:37:38 PM, Rob wrote in the message
"severity 'block' on Bugtracking ??"
:

> what does 'block' mean there ??

From the Mantis manual "[block prevents] further work/progress from
being made" 
(http://mantisbt.sourceforge.net/manual/manual.page.descriptions.view.bugs.page.php).

> i don't hope 'block' means the've given up ...
Nope. Quite the opposite. A high priority has been placed on your bug.

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Re: PGP and S/Mime Problem

[Marck D Pearlstone]

Hi Darrin,

@30-Oct-2003, 16:04 -0800 (31-Oct 00:04 UK time) Darrin [D] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:

D> Hi, When I create a new email, under PRIVACY tab on top "ENABLE
D> S/MIME" is always checked. ... How do I correct this?

Change it in "Account properties | Options".

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Re: severity 'block' on Bugtracking ??

[Marck D Pearlstone]

Hi Rob,

@31-Oct-2003, 00:37 +0100 (31-Oct 23:37 UK time) Rob [R] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:

R> what does 'block' mean there ??

It means that the bug causes a blockage when trying to use the
program - you can't get past this point to the next stage of the
function you're trying to perform.

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Re: bring mole recipe

[Paul Cartwright]

On Thursday, October 30, 2003, 7:21 PM, you wrote:

DJ> M2 is Opera's new Mail client.  Opera is a browser.  I used Eudora
DJ> before TB but at work I cannot use TB, and its either M2, Mozilla Mail
DJ> or (eek!) Outlook Express.  So I chose M2.  At home I use TB.

have you tried the mozilla client? just asking, as I know nothing about
it ;)

DJ> In any case, what does it matter to you what e-mail client I am using?
DJ>  Many people subscribe to this list *before* they switch to TB also.

you are right, and I thought about that right after I sent that message,
my apologies.

DJ> dZ.


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Re: bring mole recipe

[Paul Cartwright]

On Thursday, October 30, 2003, 6:42 PM, you wrote:

>> so, if he is using M2, why is he on a TB mailing list?

MR> Could be any of several reasons...

MR> He/she could just be using a computer in which TB! isn't installed. Or
MR> could just be interested in learning more about TB! with the intention
MR> to try it out someday. In any event, I'm happy to welcome anyone who
MR> wants to learn more about this wonderful email client! :-)

right, I know, I should of kept my mouth ( and keystrokes) shut...
sorry!!


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Re: Is there a way to filter messages with Base64 coding?

[Chris]

On Thursday, October 30, 2003 at 7:28:05 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote in the message "Is there a way to filter messages with Base64
coding?" :


> If yes, how?

Look for "Content-transfer-encoding: base64" in the kludges.

However, that will match most messages with PGP signatures and
attachments.

For example, this message will be matched because the PGP signature is
in base64.

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Re: bring mole recipe

[Melissa Reese]

Hi Maggie,

On Thursday, October 30, 2003, at 4:32:52 PM PST, you wrote:

MR>> In any event, I'm happy to welcome anyone who wants to learn more
MR>> about this wonderful email client! :-)

> Especially if they bring the mole recipe.

Indeed!  :-)

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pgp0.pgp
Description: PGP signature

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Re[2]: PGP and S/Mime Problem

[Darrin]

Hi Marck,
On Thursday at 5:28 PM you wrote (or at least in part):

MDP> Change it in "Account properties | Options".
Perfect! I I knew it had to be simple. Thanks

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Re: Account General Settings

[Mark Wieder]

Rob-

Thursday, October 30, 2003, 3:27:08 PM, you wrote:

R> the whole Help/F1 seems a bit 'incomplete' ...

"incomplete" is probably the nicest thing I've heard anybody call TB's
help system in a long time...

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Filter help with autoresponder

[Darrin]

Thursday, October 30, 2003
8:06:34 PM

Hi,
Im trying to set up a autoresponder that will include my public pgp
key when requested. I cant seem to get the filters correct to do it. I
set up a response email using the "attachfile" macro and then select
my pgp key but the email goes without any attachment.
Any ideas?

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Re[2]: 8-bit characters

[net5zero]

Thursday, October 30, 2003, Vasiliy Efimenko [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> On 30 October 2003, at 04:19 -0500 you wrote:

nnn>> 1. What are 8-bit characters?

> Is a none Latin alphabet characters. For example, 8 bit characters are
> Cyrillic  letters:  а,  б, в, г, д, е, ё, ж (I don't sure that you are
> able to see this letters properly).

If I get a message is Japanese, can I view it in TB 1.62?  If so, what
do I need to do?

TIA

nnn>> 2.   What   is  the  difference  between  "without  changes"  and
nnn>> "quote-printable"?

> If  set  "without changes" then in body of your mail 7-bit symbols and
> 8-bit symbols will be unchanged. Example:

> ---
> This is 7-bit symbols.
> Это 8-bit символы.
> ---

> And  if you set "quote-printable" then 7-bit symbols will be unchanged
> and 8-bit symbols will be converted as in follow example:

> ---
> This is 7-bit symbols.
> =DD=F2=EE 8-bit =F1=E8=EC=E2=EE=EB=FB.
> ---

> Also  you  can  set  "64 bit encoding" and then either 7-bit and 8-bit
> symbols will be changed in the follow form:

> ---
> VGhpcyBpcyA3LWJpdCBzeW1ib2xzLg0K3fLuIDgtYml0IPHo7OLu6/suDQo=
> ---

> I hope you understood me :)




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