Re: Smartpad

[Robert van der Hulst]

Hi Allen,
On Wed, 2 Jun 2004, at 20:37:35 [GMT -0400] (which was 2:37 where I live) 
you wrote about: 'Smartpad'

> Which  works  great  if  TB! is in focus; but if you're trying to navigate
> from  another  program  straight  to smartbat, no go.

YOu can set a System Hotkey for that (Options, Preferences, System
Hotkeys). I have Ctrl-Alt-F6 assigned to invoke Smartbat.

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Re: Stand Alone "Bat-Type" Free Caret Editor?

[Cyrille]

Hello Paul,

Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 5:55:18 PM, you wrote:

PS> Perhaps this is a DUMB question, but is there a "stand-alone" editor
PS> that is similar to the one used in "The Bat"?
PS> I love "free caret" editing and appreciate the fact that many
PS> key-combos are the same as I use in WordStar.

I use Textpad: http://www.textpad.com/products/textpad/features.html
Powerful, yet slim.
But only for Windows.

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Re: v2.11 release installation question

[DanG]

Message received at: 6/2/2004:7:41 PM
DG> Wed, 2 Jun 2004 15:06:05 -0400 (3:06 PM EDT here) Jan Rifkinson
DG> wrote:
>> I have my accounts back but then there's the AB, common folders
>> etc. I can't remember how to do that. Instructions or hints would
>> be appreciated.
DG> According to an old posting in re Version 1.6:
DG> "Ctrl-Alt-Shift-L while in the Folderpane"


Cool, once you've found enough fingers to do it. It brought back a few folders I had 
deleted some time back.
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scornful tone, `it means just what I choose it to 
mean -- neither more nor less.'
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Re: coffee mugs in TB

[DanG]

Message received at: 6/2/2004:10:21 PM
RK> Ok, either I'm seeing things or TB 2.11 displays coffee mugs
RK> instead of ( c )   and( C )  (without the extra spaces). 
Mine only does it with the capital:

(c)
(C)  ( C )

Go figure.
It's in the smiley dictionary Leif distributed to TBBeta 
(mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED])
Don't know if he's put it here but now that smilies are mainstream with 2.11, it might 
be good to have.
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RE:coffee mugs in TB

[Jurgen Haug]

Hello Robin,

Thursday, June 3, 2004, 6:15:25 AM, you wrote:


> On Thu 3 June 2004, 13:37:45 +1000, Roman Katzer wrote:
>> Emmm. Smiley definitions? Where would I find those?

> In the file "C:\Program Files\The Bat!\Images\pdsf.msl" (adjust this if
> you have installed the software in a non-standard location). Edit it with
> a text editor.

I have removed all smiley except for what I see as the 'real' smileys

Smiley = ".\smile.gif", 0, ":-)", "smile"
Smiley = ".\sad.gif", 0, ":-(", "sad"
Smiley = ".\tungue.gif", 0, ":-P", "tungue"
Smiley = ".\pouty.gif", 0, ":-|", "pouty"
Smiley = ".\kissing.gif", 0, ":-*", "kissing"
Smiley = ".\laughing.gif", 0, "LOL", "laughing"
Smiley = ".\wink.gif", 0, ";-)", "wink"
Smiley = ".\grin.gif", 0, ":-D", "grin"

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Re: coffee mugs in TB

[Robin Anson]

On Thu 3 June 2004, 13:37:45 +1000, Roman Katzer wrote:
> Emmm. Smiley definitions? Where would I find those?

In the file "C:\Program Files\The Bat!\Images\pdsf.msl" (adjust this if
you have installed the software in a non-standard location). Edit it with
a text editor.

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Re: coffee mugs in TB

[Roman Katzer]

Hello Ian,

On Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 22:30:31, Ian A. White wrote:
> I don't simply because I have changed the smiley definition to "<(C)>"
> to avoid just that.

Emmm. Smiley definitions? Where would I find those?

Roman


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Re: enabling "copy-to" and "move-to" folders while reading messages

[Robin Anson]

On Wed 2 June 2004, 3:10:07 +1000, Thomas Fernandez wrote:
RA>> For me the menu options appear when you select text in the message, and
RA>> they are for copying a block of text, not a message. The buttons remain
RA>> greyed out even when text is selected.
> 
> Hm. That's when they are not greyed out any more over here.

I thought that might be because I was on v2.04.07, but I have now
upgraded to v2.11, and the buttons still remain greyed out when I select
text.

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Re[2]: TB 2.11 released...

[jwayne]

On Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 11:06:55 AM, Thorvald Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

TN> Hæ!

TN> Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 12:55, jwayne wrote:
>> The download link points to (and downloads) "redirect.php".

TN> Not on my machine. It might be your browser.

Weird. In IE 6 or Mozilla 1.6, clicking on the download link next to The Bat!
2.11.00 will download the filename "the_bat2.11.00.exe". When I click on it in
Firefox .8, it downloads the executable as "redirect.php". Wrote a note on the
Mozillazine board and will see what the experts say...


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Re: Rebate for a second license?

[Adam]

Hello Jurgen,

Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 4:44:38 PM, you wrote:

>> I'm not informed about the actual pricing policy. I remember, that you
>> only had to pay the difference for upgrading the key in former times
>> though. I hope it's still the same...? You might try element5 (current
>> German distributor) instead of Cifnet.

JH> I  am  using the personal lic here at home, and I am about to switch jobs, and I
JH> might  have the chance of using TB! at my new place (not sure yet, but if it can
JH> connect  to Exchange, which I think I read one it does) and I need that Business
JH> lic _in addition_. So a simple upgrade won't do for me.

There are the different licenses listed at Cifnet. But, they don't
detail differences. Can you explain what differences there are? Or is
it somehow a shareware standard that is always understood, to say what
types of users a license accommodates?

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Re: enabling "copy-to" and "move-to" folders while reading messages

[Adam]

Hello Thomas,

Tuesday, June 1, 2004, 2:38:52 PM, you wrote:

MDP>> The buttons are not the same functions we are talking about. One is
MDP>> "Copy" - clearly about copying text content to the clipboard. The
MDP>> other is "Copy to...", but I'm not sure where it goes / what it
MDP>> does.

> Mark some text in the message. Now go to Edit / Copy and Copy To...
> The first will copy the marked text to Clipboard, the second to a
> *.txt file of your choice.

Maybe then these buttons are only for the Edit window. As where I am
typing now. And don't do anything on the view message window. Thus, as
soon as you move to reply to a message about this topic, the ambiguity
vanishes. But while you are only reading messages, the ambiguity
returns. :-)

So, if that was true, these buttons have no function on the view
message window.

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Re: Top-Posting and message list (was Re: The Bat! Help File)

[Michael L. Cusac]

MAU wrote in
:

>> I purge my TBUDL folder when I leave it, and the antecedent of your
>> post is gone;

> Then http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html

coffee mugs in TB

[Roman Katzer]

Ok, either I'm seeing things or TB 2.11 displays coffee mugs instead of
( c )   and( C )  (without the extra spaces).
At least mine seems to do so. How about yours? (C) (c)

I have a picture to prove it:
http://kawoserv.kawo2.rwth-aachen.de/~roman/pictures/tb_coffee_mug.png

UltraEdit doesn't do it, so my TT font seems fine.

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hide/skip quoted text (was: Top-Posting and message list)

[Michael L. Cusac]

Allen wrote in
:

> 6/2/2004, 4:36 PM: Arthur said in "Top-Posting and message list (was Re: The Bat! 
> Help File)"

AT>> This would be a great feature.  Mutt (from my unix days) used to have
AT>> this feature and it was very handy to just hit a button and hide all
AT>> the quoted text immediately and just read the text added.

If you miss it, Mutt can now be used on Windows systems.


> I  am  -all-  for  this! Could be a -very- handy feature. Many newsreaders
> (which  often  double  as  mail  clients)  support such a feature; a quick
> keyboard  shortcut  will  toggle the quotes full/suppressed -- I'd love to
> see  such a feature in TB!. Another approach (xnews uses such an approach)
> is  to  have a command that will skip over quotes -- though that's notably
> less  intuitive  than  the  former  method  when dealing with interspersed
> replies.

Just to be clear to those not using Xnews, the skip key will
automagically scroll down past a block of quoted text each time you
tap it.  It leaves the last line of the quote in the view pane,
for a bit of context.

In case this stuff ever makes it to a wish list, there's a third
option, which IIRC Gravity has.  It's possible to hide most quoted
text but leave a couple of lines from each quoted block visible;
often this is enough to remind the reader of context.

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Re: Stand Alone "Bat-Type" Free Caret Editor?

[jwayne]

On Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 11:55:18 AM, Paul Stephen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

PS> Perhaps this is a DUMB question, but is there a "stand-alone" editor
PS> that is similar to the one used in "The Bat"?

PS> I love "free caret" editing and appreciate the fact that many
PS> key-combos are the same as I use in WordStar.

Multiedit.com. Free caret, but can also be turned off if you like. Configure the
keymapping as you desire. An extremely powerful editor.

Not cheap.

jon
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"Watch by"

[Ben Allen]

Howdy TBUDL,

  In  folder  properties  it  in the bottom left hand corner that is a
  button  that  says  "watch  by".  If clicked it brings up the folder
  structure  with  option to select or deselect all. What is this for?
  Is  it  a  method  of  getting  other  folders to become trainee MI5
  operatives? Just wondering if i have missed something?

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What it means

[Stuart Cuddy]

Hello tbudl,

  Could someone tell me what it means in the MicroEd preferences
  "Find Text at Cursor".


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Re[2]: v2.11 release installation question

[Jan Rifkinson]

Hi Dan, Thanks for replying to my post.

At 7:41 PM on Wednesday, June 02, 2004 you DG> wrote the following
in response to my question re: v2.11 release installation question:

>> I have my accounts back but then there's the AB, common folders etc.
>> I can't remember how to do that. Instructions or hints would be
>> appreciated.

DG> According to an old posting in re Version 1.6:
DG> "Ctrl-Alt-Shift-L while in the Folderpane"

That retrieved 2 folders but no common folders or AB.

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Re: v2.11 release installation question

[Dan Grunberg]

Wed, 2 Jun 2004 15:06:05 -0400 (3:06 PM EDT here) Jan Rifkinson wrote:

> I have my accounts back but then there's the AB, common folders etc.
> I can't remember how to do that. Instructions or hints would be
> appreciated.

According to an old posting in re Version 1.6:

"Ctrl-Alt-Shift-L while in the Folderpane"

Perhaps it works for Version 2 as well.




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Re: v2.11, IMAP & auto-filtering

[David Boggon]

Hi Christopher & others,

in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] you wrote:


CB> ...But the message is NOT moved to the destination folder. It
CB> simply stays where it is, and is not marked as read.

Yes can confirm filtering is still not working properly in v2.11 IMAP.
Although messages filtered from my IMAP folders seem to disappear
entirely!

'Re-filtering' my IMAP trash folder into a common trash folder with
the filter below:

BeginFilter
Name: Purge Trash
Active: 1
Source: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Target: \\\Trash
CopyFolder: none
MainSet: 00@
Actions: faDelServer,faoAdvOlder
AgeOlder: 5
EndFilter

Does 'catch' them, though they are not moved but simply dissappear
from TB and are marked as deleted on the server. This has been the
case with two other test filters designed to move messages from IMAP
folders into common 'Archive' folders.

NB filter did not 'catch' anything at all when synchorisation method
was 'headers only'. Only fully synchronised messages seem to be caught
in filter.

This mirrors other behaviour in TB IMAP, when, for example, trying to
move a message manually between folders or delete it (at least on my
machine) the message needs to be fully downloaded.

Could this be a factor in your filter not moving messages?

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Re: Top-Posting and message list (was Re: The Bat! Help File)

[MAU]

Hello Michael,

>> I fully agree with you and do the same. Messages in lists like this one
>> can be viewed as threads, why quote then?
> 
> Well, for example, I can't tell quite what you just fully agreed with.

Yes, no quoting at all is probably no good if not everybody is viewing
threads.

> I purge my TBUDL folder when I leave it, and the antecedent of your
> post is gone;

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Re: Top-Posting and message list (was Re: The Bat! Help File)

[MAU]

Hello Allie,

> One has to chose a point of compromise.

I agree and that is what I usually do. Or don't I? :)

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Re: Stand Alone "Bat-Type" Free Caret Editor?

[jaj]

At 06/02/04 09:55 , Paul Stephen wrote:
>Perhaps this is a DUMB question, but is there a "stand-alone" editor
>that is similar to the one used in "The Bat"?
>
>I love "free caret" editing and appreciate the fact that many
>key-combos are the same as I use in WordStar.
>
>Any assistance appreciated.

Hi Paul.  I'm not sure what is being referred to by "free caret" editing.
Is it the ability to position the cursor past the end of a line without
padding the line out to that point with the spacebar?  If so, the one I
use and recommend is ConTEXT:  .  It
also allows you to configure the type of cursor you like to use, eg: an
underline for insert mode, and a block for overwrite mode.

ConTEXT is free, and emulates the basic Wordstar keystrokes.  It is
billed as a programmer's editor, and does indeed have many features
useful to a programmer.  But many of these features, and many of its
other features, are very useful to non-programmers as well.  Such as
multiple tabbed windows/files, colour syntax highlighting, text scrolling
(the ability, while keeping the cursor position intact, to make the text
scroll up/down by keyboard command, rather than having to reach for the
mouse), line-numbering, etc.  It is well worth a look.

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Re: The Cut Mark

[Urban]

Wednesday, June 2, 2004, Ian A. White wrote:

> In the example above, if the Q: and A: were also part of the message,
> then it would not be considered a cut mark as two dashes would have to
> be the only thing on the line.

Normally they (the Q: and A:) wouldn't be. I just added them for clarity.

> It comes down to how much of a potential benefit it is as against how
> many odd situations might come up.

Yes. And since -- is quite usual in text editing/word processing there
might come up /a few/ odd situations.

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Re: Stand Alone "Bat-Type" Free Caret Editor?

[Arthur Tan]

Hi Paul,

On Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 11:55:18 AM, you wrote:

PS> Perhaps this is a DUMB question, but is there a "stand-alone" editor
PS> that is similar to the one used in "The Bat"?

PS> I love "free caret" editing and appreciate the fact that many
PS> key-combos are the same as I use in WordStar.

I use Notetab Pro (www.notetab.com) as a basic text editor. It has Wordstar emulation.

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Re[2]: Top-Posting and message list (was Re: The Bat! Help File)

[Arthur Tan]

Hi,

MLC>>> Does TB! have no way to suppress quoted text?

>> Delete the %QUOTES macro from your reply template.

E> I think he is after suppressing quoted text in posts
E> received.  I also very much dislike going through quoted
E> messaging to get to the response.  I usually read in real
E> time, remember the original message, don't like it repeated
E> when I am looking for the response.

This would be a great feature.  Mutt (from my unix days) used to have
this feature and it was very handy to just hit a button and hide all
the quoted text immediately and just read the text added.

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Re[2]: Smartpad

[Richard Wakeford]

Hello Allen,

On Wed, 2 Jun 2004 you wrote in 

A>  It  used  to  be  that once unfocussed, you'd have to move
A> windows  and  manually  find  your way back to the smart bat.

I just hit F6 again and it pops right back up exactly as you left it.

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Re: Rebate for a second license?

[Peter Meyns]

Hi Jurgen,

on Wed, 2 Jun 2004 21:14:38 +0200GMT, you wrote:

JH> Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 8:44:22 PM, you wrote:

>> I'm not informed about the actual pricing policy. I remember, that you
>> only had to pay the difference for upgrading the key in former times
>> though. I hope it's still the same...? You might try element5 (current
>> German distributor) instead of Cifnet.

JH> I  am  using the personal lic here at home, and I am about to switch jobs, and I
JH> might  have the chance of using TB! at my new place (not sure yet, but if it can
JH> connect  to Exchange, which I think I read one it does) and I need that Business
JH> lic _in addition_. So a simple upgrade won't do for me.

OIC. I don't know about discounts on a second license, sorry...

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RE:Rebate for a second license?

[Jurgen Haug]

Hello Peter,

Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 8:44:22 PM, you wrote:


> on Wed, 2 Jun 2004 20:09:20 +0200GMT, you wrote:

JH>> does  anyone  know  if  there is a rebate when buying a Business License, when I
JH>> already  own  the  personal  license? Cifnet doesn't have anything about that on
JH>> it's registration page.

> I'm not informed about the actual pricing policy. I remember, that you
> only had to pay the difference for upgrading the key in former times
> though. I hope it's still the same...? You might try element5 (current
> German distributor) instead of Cifnet.

I  am  using the personal lic here at home, and I am about to switch jobs, and I
might  have the chance of using TB! at my new place (not sure yet, but if it can
connect  to Exchange, which I think I read one it does) and I need that Business
lic _in addition_. So a simple upgrade won't do for me.

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Re: v2.11, IMAP & auto-filtering

[Dave Gorman]

Hello Christopher,

Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 12:04:14 PM, you wrote:

> I am disappointed. My filters still don't work. Nothing seems to
> happen automatically.

Interestingly, automatic refiltering was working reasonably well for
me on Beta 6 (aside from the fact that folders into which messages
were filtered did not indicate there were new messages until the
folder was selected), however it seems in 2.11 there is no
auto-filtering.

Was it intentionally removed for the release version?

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v2.11 release installation question

[Jan Rifkinson]

After all these years of using TB!, I feel a little foolish asking the
following:

Cleaning up my system, I un-installed the prior TB! version (leaving
all data foldes intact), reset my machine & installed the new release.

I have my accounts back but then there's the AB, common folders etc. I
can't remember how to do that. Instructions or hints would be
appreciated.

TIA

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Re: Rebate for a second license?

[Peter Meyns]

Hi Jurgen,

on Wed, 2 Jun 2004 20:09:20 +0200GMT, you wrote:

JH> does  anyone  know  if  there is a rebate when buying a Business License, when I
JH> already  own  the  personal  license? Cifnet doesn't have anything about that on
JH> it's registration page.

I'm not informed about the actual pricing policy. I remember, that you
only had to pay the difference for upgrading the key in former times
though. I hope it's still the same...? You might try element5 (current
German distributor) instead of Cifnet.

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Random number advanced macro [was Re: Random number in template]

[Dan Grunberg]

Wed, 2 Jun 2004 17:05:57 +0200 (11:05 AM EDT here) Thomas Andersson wrote:

> Hi list,

> Is there a way to generate a random integer within a template? I
> want to pick a random line in a textfile to inlclude in my template.

> Example: %Getline("random_number_here","%Include='d:\magicfile.txt")

From the MyMacros Help file:

%Random
===

Definition
  
  %Random(min, max)
  
  
Description
  
  Random integer value between Min and Max inclusively.
  
  
Example
  
  %Random("5","10")


I tried %Random(0,10) in a test QT. FWIW, the first five calls
to the QT yielded the following "random" numbers:

564250121

841478516

131415970

281965412

698447296



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Rebate for a second license?

[Jurgen Haug]

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Hallo Fledermäuse,

does  anyone  know  if  there is a rebate when buying a Business License, when I
already  own  the  personal  license? Cifnet doesn't have anything about that on
it's registration page.

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Re: "Tag line" manager?

[Michael L. Cusac]

Marc Lewis wrote in
:

> I'd like to find an auxillary program to pipe a selectable tagline
> into the message...  Anyone know of one?

KookieJar is my choice for managing multiple sigs and taglines.  You
can have it use taglines randomly selected from the tagline file, or
you can select the tagline manually.  It's free, open source.



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Re: Wheater in signature

[Mica Mijatovic]

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> Mica, on Mon, 31 May 2004, at 19:39:11 [GMT +0200] (which was 19.39
> here in Italy) you wrote:

MM>> I do it "manualy": putting a glance through window. :-)

> Why to choose the most complicated way?!
> Don't need to go at the window, just invent!
> :-)

!Yes, even better, just like professionals. :-)

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Re: Top-Posting and message list

[Michael L. Cusac]

Peter Meyns wrote in
:

> on Tue, 1 Jun 2004 13:03:14 -0400GMT, you [ETM] wrote:

E>> I think he is after suppressing quoted text in posts
E>> received.

Yeah, I was.  The question was out of curiosity more than any need.

> The problem is some people's overquoting. While quoting the complete
> thread may be of use in the usenet, so a new reader doesn't have to
> download all previous posts,

Full quoting will get you flamed and/or killfiled pretty quickly in
most newsgroups I read.  I'm thankful for the boilerplate mod notes
about it in TBDUL.

> it is nonsense in mailing lists, where every member downloads all
> messages anyway, single or digest mode. So I think it's logical that
> news readers can suppress quotes, but mail clients don't.

I only use the feature when I venture into groups where snipping is
not encouraged.  In top-posting groups, tapping the key to hide quoted
text lets me quickly see if there is indeed any more new content,
without scrolling down.  Without quote suppression, reading Microsoft
groups would be far more frustrating than it already is.

> Well, I use The Bat! as a news reader with the help of MyGate, so I
> might be interested in this feature too. But then, The Bat! is an
> email client, and an excellent one at that, so let's not demand too
> much... ;o)

I want it all!  ;)

I actually use a news client for all mailing lists except this one,
gating through Hamster.  I keep meaning to try a 2.x TB! to see if
it'll handle threading well enough for me to switch to it for lists.
(Mainly, I don't like seeing a thread split into parts just because I
have already deleted the OP.)

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Re: bayesit (was: (no subject))

[Arnaud Lecat]

Yop,

I've found the problem ! When i go in Options menu and then plugin, i
can find information about Bayesit! And here is what it tells me :

° C:\Program Files\The Bat!\MAIL\bayesit\base\spamdict.bye
° Error loading file. May be it is corrupted or lost.

How come this file doesn't exist ?

AW> How many mails have you marked as junk and not junk? Try a few hundred
AW> of each. You can try lowering the sett9ing for move to junk in
AW> preferences but usually bayesit will give a score of 0 or 99/100 so this
AW> setting doesn't much matter. In the beginning of the training phase it
AW> might be worth a try though.


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Re: v2.11, IMAP & auto-filtering

[Chris Weaven]

Hi Chris,

On Wednesday, June 02, 2004 10:04 your local time, which was Wednesday,
June 2, 2004 at 18:04 my local time, Christopher Brown wrote;

> I am disappointed. My filters still don't work. Nothing seems to
> happen automatically.

You're not the only one! I'm running an exact copy of my mail on IMAP
and POP3 and I'm using the same filters (obviously using the different
folders for different connections) and they work perfectly on POP3, but
do nothing on IMAP!?

> At least manual filtering does not cause the message base corruption
> problems I experienced with earlier versions. Instead, nothing happens
> (other than that the log is updated). Here is an exerpt from the log,
> incurred by manual filtering:

>>6/2/2004, 09:40:25: FILTER - Message from Mary Bull, subject "Re:
>>New TB! release June 1, 2004", size 3,609 bytes filtered  (processed
>>by "TBUL"), URL:
>>msgid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

My manual filtering is intermittent. I can run a manual filter and
everything would move fine. I'd then receive a few more mails and run
the same filters and nothing would happen.

I restart TB! and the manually trigger the filters and everything would
move as requested!?

Are many other people suffering the same problems, or does anyone have
any suggestions?
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Re: Top-Posting and message list (was Re: The Bat! Help File)

[Michael L. Cusac]

MAU wrote in
:

> I fully agree with you and do the same. Messages in lists like this one
> can be viewed as threads, why quote then?

Well, for example, I can't tell quite what you just fully agreed with.
I purge my TBUDL folder when I leave it, and the antecedent of your
post is gone; the threaded view makes no difference.  I'm sure I did
read the antecedent -- probably it was posted only yesterday, my time.
But since then I have read a several hundred threads in groups and
lists, and my wetware is not up to recalling each read post in each
thread.

> If the height of the pane is full with quoted text (i.e. I have to
> scroll down to find the first line of the response) I usually just
> skip that message.

Me too.  Snipping everything unnecessary to provide context is good,
and IMO encouraging that is the only good way to deal with the
problem.

> That is even worse when the quoted text is preceded with several
> lines telling me what time it was in several parts of the world,
> repeating the Subject, etc. :)

I agree.  Two lines for the attribution seems a good rule-of-thumb to
me, but opinions vary.   I don't put in "Hello MAU" greetings in order
to keep it short, but I don't mind them either.  I think they help
foster the friendly atmosphere here.

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v2.11, IMAP & auto-filtering

[Christopher Brown]

Hi List,

At the request of the list moderators (because of x-header conflicts with this list's 
software), I had to change the email address I used for the list, my only alternative 
being to one that only supported IMAP. This was quite a pain, because TB! did not 
auto-filter incoming IMAP mail. I had particular trouble manually filtering, which 
would cause duplicate messages to be created that would not allow themselves to be 
deleted, and severe message base corruptions (and lost email) that were not fixable 
(at least not by me). So, I was relegated to manually dragging new TBUL messages to my 
TBUL folder for many weeks. This has been aweful. 

Needless to say, I have eagerly awaited v2.11. I upgraded immediately. I am 
disappointed. My filters still don't work. Nothing seems to happen automatically. At 
least manual filtering does not cause the message base corruption problems I 
experienced with earlier versions. Instead, nothing happens (other than that the log 
is updated). Here is an exerpt from the log, incurred by manual filtering:

>6/2/2004, 09:40:25: FILTER - Message from Mary Bull, subject "Re: New TB! release 
>June 1, 2004", size 3,609 bytes filtered  (processed by "TBUL"), URL: msgid:[EMAIL 
>PROTECTED]

...But the message is NOT moved to the destination folder. It simply stays where it 
is, and is not marked as read. My filter settings are as follows:

Source folder: Inbox
Move message to folder: \\\TBUL
Filter string: Reply-to:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Location: Kludges
Presence: Yes
Rule is: Active
Actions: Mark the message as read
Options: Regular expressions

...What am I doing wrong?

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Re: Stand Alone "Bat-Type" Free Caret Editor?

[ken green]

Paul Stephen wrote:
> I love "free caret" editing and appreciate the fact that many
> key-combos are the same as I use in WordStar.


I use EditPlus as my text editor.  It allows for "free caret" editing.
www.editplus.com

Also, you should start a new message (or manually manipulate the mid)
for something like this.  It's apparent you simply replied to the ...
ahh, never mind... I see the mod post already.

Note that I started a new thread with this message.

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Re: The Cut Mark

[Urban]

Wednesday, June 2, 2004, Ian A. White wrote:

> I know this does not strictly follow RFC's, but would it be
> unacceptable for TB! to also include just -- followed by a carriage
> return/linefeed all on its own as a valid cut mark as well as --
> followed by a space on a line on its own?

That would open for quite peculiar situations.
Consider the following:
 Q: How do I do a long dash in Word?
 A: --

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Re[2]: Mod: Cut mark

[mm Meister]

Hello Elaine,

Tuesday, June 1, 2004, 10:17:55 PM, you wrote:

E> I just replied to myself to check and my cut mark did
E> nothing.

The cut mark in your first post was not working but this one is!!

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Stand Alone "Bat-Type" Free Caret Editor?

[Paul Stephen]

Perhaps this is a DUMB question, but is there a "stand-alone" editor
that is similar to the one used in "The Bat"?

I love "free caret" editing and appreciate the fact that many
key-combos are the same as I use in WordStar.

Any assistance appreciated.

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Re: Wheater in signature

[Jacopo Ognibene]

Thomas, on Mon, 31 May 2004, at 18:58:50 [GMT +0200] (which was 18.58 here in
Italy) you wrote:

TA> Anyone know of a program that downloads the actual weather for a
TA> specific city (in my case Malmö, Sweden) to a simple textfile so I can
TA> use it in my signature.

 maybe I prefer to *know* the weather in *other* countries, not in
 mine (Italy)... Like Hawaii, Australia, Cape North, Mexico City,
 Moscow and many others...

 It's just for personal information, I don't think my recipients
 *really* care about the weather here.


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Re: Wheater in signature

[Jacopo Ognibene]

Mica, on Mon, 31 May 2004, at 19:39:11 [GMT +0200] (which was 19.39 here in
Italy) you wrote:

MM> I do it "manualy": putting a glance through window. :-)

Why to choose the most complicated way?!
Don't need to go at the window, just invent!
:-)

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Re[2]: Random number in template

[Thomas Andersson]

Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 5:22:00 PM, you wrote:

LG> TB already does this.
LG> 1. Create a text file with each item on a single line.
LG>Use the \n in places where you want the text to wrap.

LG>i.e. This line will wrap\nwherever there is a \n

LG>Will show up as:

LG>This line will wrap
LG>wherever there is a

LG> 2. Use this line in your template:

LG>%COOKIE="d:\magicfile.txt"

LG> You're done.

Works great!

Spank you very much :-)

Cheers

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Re: Random number in template

[Leif Gregory]

Hello Thomas,

Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 9:05:57 AM, you wrote:
Thomas> Is there a way to generate a random integer within a template?
Thomas> I want to pick a random line in a textfile to inlclude in my
Thomas> template.

Thomas> Example:
Thomas> %Getline("random_number_here","%Include='d:\magicfile.txt")


TB already does this.

1. Create a text file with each item on a single line.
   Use the \n in places where you want the text to wrap.

   i.e. This line will wrap\nwherever there is a \n

   Will show up as:

   This line will wrap
   wherever there is a

2. Use this line in your template:

   %COOKIE="d:\magicfile.txt"

You're done.


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Re: TB 2.11 released...

[Thorvald Neumann]

Hæ!

Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 12:55, jwayne wrote:
> The download link points to (and downloads) "redirect.php".

Not on my machine. It might be your browser.

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Random number in template

[Thomas Andersson]

Hi list,

Is there a way to generate a random integer within a template?
I want to pick a random line in a textfile to inlclude in my template.

Example:
%Getline("random_number_here","%Include='d:\magicfile.txt")

Cheers
Thomas

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Re: Reply macros

[Marck D Pearlstone]

Dear Paul,

@2-Jun-2004, 15:32 Paul Jansen [PJ] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said to ETM:

PJ> can anyone post a macro to produce the information about a
PJ> replied to message as shown in the example from Marck below?

PJ> @1-Jun-2004, 19:42 -0400 (02-Jun 00:42 UK time) ETM [E] in
PJ> mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said to Marck:

I can, but it's heavily nested and complex! It relies on lists
having "list" as a surname entry in the address book.

I'll try to simplify it a bit for use here...

,--/ TMIntro \--
%wrapped='%QINCLUDE="TMBegin" %OFROMNAME %-
[%qinclude(Initials)] in %QINCLUDE(MSGID) said%-
%IF:"%ABOREPLYLastName"="list":"%QINCLUDE(TMListAttr)":":"'
`--\ End /--

,--/ TMBegin \--
@%QINCLUDE(SDate), %QINCLUDE(TMGET) %-
%IF:'%QINCLUDE(TMGET)'<>'%ODATE("hh:nn")':%-
'%QINCLUDE(TMZONE) (%-
%IF:#%QINCLUDE(TMDATE)#<>#%ODATE("dd mmm ")#:%-
#%ODATE("dd-mmm") #%-
%OTIME here)':''
`--\ End /--

,--/ SDate \--
%SETPATTREGEXP="(?im-s)^Date:.*?\s(\d{1,2})\s"%-
%REGEXPMATCH="%HEADERS"-%-
%SETPATTREGEXP='(?im-s)^Date:.*?\s\d{1,2}\s(...)'%-
%REGEXPMATCH='%Headers'-%-
%SETPATTREGEXP="(?im-s)^Date:.*?\s(\d{4})"%-
%REGEXPMATCH="%Headers"
`--\ End /--

,--/ TMget \--
%SETPATTREGEXP="(?im-s)^Date\:.*\s([\d]{1,2}\:[\d]{1,2})%-
(\:[\d]{1,2})?"%-
%REGEXPBLINDMATCH(%HEADERS)%SUBPATT(1)
`--\ End /--

,--/ TMZone \--
%SETPATTREGEXP="(?m-s)^Date:.*\d\d:\d\d:\d\d.*([+-]\d\d\d\d)"%-
%REGEXPBLINDMATCH="%HEADERS"%SUBPATT="1"
`--\ End /--

,--/ TMDate \--
%SETPATTREGEXP="(?im-s)^Date\:.*?,\s([\d]{0,2}\s[\S]{0,3}%-
\s[\d]{0,4})"%-
%REGEXPBLINDMATCH="%OHEADERS"%SUBPATT="1"
`--\ End /--

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,--/ MSGID \--
mid:%SETPATTREGEXP=";<(.*)>"%REGEXPMATCH="%OMSGID"
`--\ End /--

,--/ TMListAttr \--
%IF:"%SETPATTREGEXP='@'%REGEXPMATCH='%OTONAME'"<>"":%-
":":" to %OTOFNAME:"%-
`--\ End /--

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Re[2]: Reply and forward templates

[Code 2]

>> My Reply and Forward templates (for non-mailing list mail) show the
>> original from, to, cc, date, etc.  Unfortunately, when one or more of
>> those fields is blank, the field description and blank space still
>> appear in my replies and forwards.
>> 
>> Is there a way to use the %if macro so if the cc field, for example,
>> is blank, the "Cc:  " is not displayed?

RA> %If:"%OCCList"<>"":"CC: %OCCList
RA> ":""%-

RA> Note that the line break after %OCCList is intentional

Perfect. The %- tidies it up nicely. Thanks.


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Re: quick template editor window

[Dan Grunberg]

Wed, 2 Jun 2004 10:32:39 -0400 (10:32 AM EDT here) Dan Grunberg wrote:

  all
   |
> Test, but the QT called Test would contain is:
> %INCLUDE="\Test.txt"%-

And the one word makes "all" the difference .


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Re: quick template editor window

[Dan Grunberg]

Wed, 2 Jun 2004 08:00:45 +0200 (2:00 AM EDT here) Cyrille wrote:

> Hello Carsten,

> Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 12:55:05 AM, you wrote:

CT>> You can create and edit your QTs as regular text files and
CT>> include them via the %Include macro. Just in case you didn't know
CT>> that ;-)

> In this case I still have to create the QT in the quick template
> editor window and link each of the QT to different external files.
> But I would like to have all QT is one single file.

That's true, but ...

Suppose you used a text editor (or even a word processor, if you were
careful) to created a file that looked like the QT you want. If the
file is called Test, you cold save it as a text file, called
\Test.txt .

You'd still have to use TheBat!'s QT editor to create a QT called
Test, but the QT called Test would contain is:
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Reply macros

[Paul Jansen]

Dear All,

can anyone post a macro to produce the information about a replied to
message as shown in the example from Marck below?

@1-Jun-2004, 19:42 -0400 (02-Jun 00:42 UK time) ETM [E] in
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said to Marck:


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Re[2]: Smartpad

[Mark Partous]

Hello Ian,

Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 2:53:10 PM, you wrote:

IAW> Should I be getting something else?

You should see smartbat in the taskbar too, so that you can minimize it; that
was not possible before; see attached smart.png

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Re[3]: Smartpad

[Mark Partous]

Hello Mark,

Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 2:43:09 PM, you wrote:


MP> Hello Ian,

MP> Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 2:29:12 PM, you wrote:

IAW>> The only problem is that after making the change to the INI file, I
IAW>> don't get any toolbar.

MP> Toolbar??
MP> You can see it in the TASKbar if you put

MP> [Options]
MP> Taskbar=1

MP> in the smartbat.ini file.

MP> Be sure there are no spaces between "Taskbar", "-" an "1", otherwise it
MP> doesn't show up. Only seen once you have clicked F6

should be "Taskbar","=" and "1", of course:
Taskbar=1

Two typos one after another :-(

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Re[2]: Smartpad

[Mark Partous]

Hello Ian,

Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 2:29:12 PM, you wrote:

IAW> The only problem is that after making the change to the INI file, I
IAW> don't get any toolbar.

Toolbar??
You can see it in the TASKbar if you put

[Options]
Taskbar=1

in the smartbat.ini file.

Be sure there are no spaces between "Taskbar", "-" an "1", otherwise it
doesn't show up. Only seen once you have clicked F6


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Re: The Cut Mark

[Gerard]

ON Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 12:38:35 PM, you wrote:
RA> There is a macro that does this in the "MyMacro" plugin package. See
RA> http://en.barin.com.ua/soft/mymacros

Hi Robin,

I have this plugin stalled but never noticed the cut mark macro.
I never had a problem with the cut mark either so that might explain why
;-)

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Re: Smartpad

[Richard Wakeford]

Hello Ian,

On Wed, 2 Jun 2004 you wrote in 

IAW> What is smartpad? Where is smartpad.ini?

An extremely useful little number in TB!. Hit F6 and you'll get a small
utility which has a scheduler and facilities to add notes or anything
you like in separate pages. Select notepad and right click in the page.
Choose "New pad" and give it a pertinent name and then write whatever
text you want, for instance you may want to have all your passwords
handy. Then save the file and, each time you hit F6, it'll be there, as
will all other little files you've added. Very useful IMHO.

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Re: TB 2.11 released...

[jwayne]

On Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 4:49:54 AM, Thorvald Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

TN> Hæ!

TN> TB v2.11 is available:

TN> 

The download link points to (and downloads) "redirect.php".

jon

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Re: The Cut Mark

[Robin Anson]

On Wed 2 June 2004, 20:02:28 +1000, Gerard wrote:
> That is a good idea, but how about a cut mark macro (%cutmark), which
> doesn't do any but enter the cut mark.

There is a macro that does this in the "MyMacro" plugin package. See
http://en.barin.com.ua/soft/mymacros


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Re: The Cut Mark

[Gerard]

ON Wednesday, June 2, 2004, 2:53:04 AM, you wrote:

IAW> I know this does not strictly follow RFC's, but would it be
IAW> unacceptable for TB! to also include just -- followed by a carriage
IAW> return/linefeed all on its own as a valid cut mark as well as --
IAW> followed by a space on a line on its own?


Hi Ian,

That is a good idea, but how about a cut mark macro (%cutmark), which
doesn't do any but enter the cut mark.

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cheating--do no good.

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Re: Smartpad

[Marek Mikus]

Hello all,
Wednesday, June 2, 2004, Ian A. White wrote:

> [+] Smartpad.ini: [Options] Taskbar = 1 - shows smartpad in taskbar

> What is smartpad? Where is smartpad.ini?


this is a mistake, filename is smartbat.ini, in folder MAIL.

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TB 2.11 released...

[Thorvald Neumann]

Hæ!

TB v2.11 is available:



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