Template thing

[Lynn]

Hi all -

Did I say everything was working now?

I was wrong.

I have 3 accounts, each with numerous folders. I have half
a dozen sig files, and some of the folders have tailored
sigs - as this one does.

On one of the folders in one of the accounts, I can't make
the reply filter work. The sig file itself must be OK, as
it works fine on a new message, but it will *not* work on
the reply, however I select the reply.

I have made a new folder *twice*,(with different folder
names) and wiped the old one(s), but I still get the same
error message:

 < The system cannot find the file specified (d:\TheBat\Lynn.txt) >

 < The system cannot find the file specified (D:\TheBat\PPen.txt) >

Interestingly, I haven't used the file in the first line
for v 2.x or for v 3 - I got rid of this problem once
before by de-installing and reinstalling, but I've now
done that several times with v3. I am selecting the text
file directly from the macro; I'm not doing hotdog stuff
like typing the line manually. The file is actually in a
folder called TheBat! - there has been no folder called
'The Bat' for the last 2 versions.

I have searched all the config files I can find, and done
the registry line by line, but I can't find the reference
anywhere.

I really don't want to reinstall again, particularly since
the problem wasn't fixed the last time. Anybody got any
idea what's going on here?

tia ... again ...


Lynn

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RE:Outlook & Bat!

[Jurgen Haug]

Hello Maksym,

Sunday, September 12, 2004, 1:46:18 AM, you wrote:



>>> You can leave this option out and Outlook will work, although you
>>> might see Outlook pop up as the mail client.

JH>> I can't confirm that. I have TB running as my main mail app, and
JH>> when I click on a link in Opera, TB comes up. And Outlook works too.
JH>> (which is about all positive I can say about it, plenty of things don't
JH>> work, but that's more thanks to the exchange server setup at our
JH>> company :-/)

> As far as I understand, you use The Bat! for your Internet mail, but _not_
> as your Exchange client. In that sort of setup, you don't have your
> MAPI32.DLL replaced by TB!, so your Outlook works fine.

well I have set TB! to use MAPI to fetch mail from the Exchange Server. That's all I 
know :-)

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Re[2]: V3 issues

[Lynn]

Saturday, September 11, 2004, 11:37:37 AM, you wrote:

MM> You could miss frustrations... :crazy:

Yes .. I think I've finally got it working again, after 2
reinstalls and manually stripping the registry .. but I
still have to rebuild my file structure. One account came
in fine, the other .. well ... 

MM> I'd like to see a reason for any "upgrade". So far no
MM> any. Just a waste of time.

Yes, all things considered it's not really up to scratch.
But the NFS seems pretty good, all told. I just hope it
doesn't break again :-) I *think* my sig is working now.
I'd really hate to get trouted over it! lol!

Lynn

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Re: Failed message causes subsequent messages not to be sent (was: A new one)

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Paul,

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 17:47:32 -0400 GMT (12/09/2004, 04:47 +0700 GMT),
Paul Cartwright wrote:

PC> In Magnum Force he tracks rogue cops and utters his "Do you feel lucky,
PC> punk?" speech. In The Enforcer he gets a female partner (future Cagney
PC> and Lacy star Tyne Daly). Sudden Impact featured him tracking a female
PC> serial killer and offered a new catch phrase: "Go ahead. Make my day."

So, I was right: The "Punk" and the "Make my Day" are not in the same
sentence - they are not even in the same movie. ;-)

And now off to TBOT...

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Lost message from this list

[Maksym Kozub]

I just noticed that I received the "Re: Moving off" message by Dierk on
Septwember 4, but _never_ received the original "Moving off" message by Jan
Rifkinson. I received it on TBUDL though. For the record, I seem to have
received just fine all the other messages from TBTECH immediately before
and after that one. Jan seems to have sent the message in question to TBUDL
and CCed it to TBBETA, and probably sent a separate copy to TBTECH (which I
have never got as I have already said, but I see it in the list archive at
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg04338.html ).

I suspect it might have something to do with my ISP's excessive "spam
blocking". (RANT MODE ON. Sigh... They kept blocking all SMTP servers of
the _whole_ comcast.net domain for two months _silently_. Not just
rejecting mail sessions, but simply blocked them by a firewall. "We were
getting tons of spam from there", etc. I found it just by chance, when it
turned out that I could not receive a (quite important) message from my
colleague who is @comcast.net... Sent a message to ukr.nodes, where most
Ukrainian ISPs' admins did not see that as a problem. I almost start crying
from time to time: "Let me read my 'spam', please!" RANT MODE OFF)

However, before I start checking with them, somebody may give another idea
of what happened. Any advice appreciated.

Regards,
Maksym

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Re[2]: Outlook & Bat!

[Maksym Kozub]

Jurgen wrote:

>> One thing you need to be aware of is that if you want The Bat! to be
>> the MAPI application, then Outlook will not work as its MAPI32.DLL
>> file will be replaced by The Bat!'s.

>> You can leave this option out and Outlook will work, although you
>> might see Outlook pop up as the mail client.

JH> I can't confirm that. I have TB running as my main mail app, and
JH> when I click on a link in Opera, TB comes up. And Outlook works too.
JH> (which is about all positive I can say about it, plenty of things don't
JH> work, but that's more thanks to the exchange server setup at our
JH> company :-/)

As far as I understand, you use The Bat! for your Internet mail, but _not_
as your Exchange client. In that sort of setup, you don't have your
MAPI32.DLL replaced by TB!, so your Outlook works fine.

What other people often do, however, is having The Bat! as their MAPI
application, which connects to their Exchange server using MAPI protocol,
etc. In that situation, TB! will replace MAPI32.DLL, and Outlook will not
work, precisely because the latter will be lacking the "proper" MAPI32.DLL.

Also see
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg06465.html .

(Does Outlook also need the library in the Internet Mail Only
configuration? I think it may work in that configuration, - but then of
course you wouldn't be happy with that anyway, if you have TB! for all your
mail, and Outlook for the calendar, contacts, etc :).)

Maksym

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Re: Help with this simple macro please

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Tim,

On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 09:06:47 +1000GMT (12-9-2004, 1:06 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

T> I'm just curious: how would an ISP determine whether an address is
T> mine or not?

Complaints. As long as nobody is complaining, nothing will happen.

T> I have various free addresses such as Yahoo! and Gmail, as well as
T> several on my domain. I think the only address I never use as a From
T> address is the one my ISP gives me.

Sounds familiar. Of course there are ISPs that don't route for
addresses that they didn't issue themselves.

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Re[2]: Help with this simple macro please

[Tim]

On Sunday, 12 September 2004, Roelof Otten wrote:

RO> Keep in mind that it is considered very abusive to use an address
RO> that isn't yours. For several ISP's that kind of intentional
RO> behaviour is reason to drop you as customer.

I'm just curious: how would an ISP determine whether an address is
mine or not?

I have various free addresses such as Yahoo! and Gmail, as well as
several on my domain. I think the only address I never use as a From
address is the one my ISP gives me.

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Re[2]: Help with this simple macro please

[admin]

> Hallo admin,

> %From=""inserts the bit between quote marks as From address
> %OFromAddr  takes the From address from the original message and
> inserts into your template. In this case between the quote
> marks of the other macro
> %-  As the %From macro leaves no text in the template body,
>(it's only changing a header) you end up with an zero
>length line followed by a line feed. The line feed is
>negated by the %- macro

Ah ha - cracked it thanks to that - and others...

> Keep in mind that it is considered very abusive to use an address that
> isn't yours. For several ISP's that kind of intentional behaviour is
> reason to drop you as customer.

I know that, thank you. I am actually taking a client's web contact
form in which the user ticks YES to receiving a newsletter. This email
is filtered if 'eNews = YES' and the email is turned round by The Bat
to a different email account which feeds to the MailList Control
application on a different machine.

So the use of this, I believe is entirely legitimate and my ISP knows
exactly what I am doing because I cleared it with them beforehand and
all the accounts involved are on the same server.

:-)

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Re: Help with this simple macro please

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo admin,

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 22:49:49 +0100GMT (11-9-2004, 23:49 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

A> Hmm... I meant that I wanted the original sender's address ( as in the
A> ROM field of the original message's header) to be the
A> new 'sender's address' and, yes, it is a template.

%From="%OFromAddr"%-

%From=""inserts the bit between quote marks as From address
%OFromAddr  takes the From address from the original message and
inserts into your template. In this case between the quote
marks of the other macro
%-  As the %From macro leaves no text in the template body,
   (it's only changing a header) you end up with an zero
   length line followed by a line feed. The line feed is
   negated by the %- macro

Keep in mind that it is considered very abusive to use an address that
isn't yours. For several ISP's that kind of intentional behaviour is
reason to drop you as customer.


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Re: Filter or / and

[Anne]

On Sunday, September 12, 2004, 12:06:30 AM, Dean wrote in message:
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
D>  What has replaced Kludges in the NSF?


Header seems to be the thing Dean.

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Filter or / and

[Dean]

Hello,

 What has replaced Kludges in the NSF?

 I had a way of looking for a specific address and for instance a
subject such as [SFT-L].  Some of the lists I'm on send messages
differently where the sender or recipient is not always in the same
place, weird I know but it happens.  The OSF handled using the kludges
and Subject [SFT-L] and would catch either allowing for the message to
get to the proper folder.  I'm having difficulty with NSF doing the
same.

Thanks for any help

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Re: Help with this simple macro please

[Feli Wilcke]

Hello Marten,

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 22:49:49 +0100GMT(11.09.2004, 23:49 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

> BTW what does the %- bit do?

suppresses the linefeed at the end of a line.

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Re[2]: Help with this simple macro please

[admin]

> On Saturday, September 11, 2004, 9:22:48 PM, Marten wrote in message:
> mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

> Marten, you don't say if you're using a template or not, but the
> way I do this is to have this macro in my template for messages
> where I want to override the default From address:

> %FROM="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"%-

> changing the address to the one I want the message to show.  This
> works for all templates in folders or address book. Will this do
> it for you?

Hmm... I meant that I wanted the original sender's address ( as in the
ROM field of the original message's header) to be the
new 'sender's address' and, yes, it is a template.

I.e: it's a different from for each createed messages.


BTW what does the %- bit do?
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Re: Failed message causes subsequent messages not to be sent (was: A new one)

[Paul Cartwright]

Hello Thomas,

Saturday, September 11, 2004, 9:02:13 AM, you wrote:

PC>> as Clint used to say " Make My Day Punk!"
PC>> ( from Dirty Harry if you don't remember..)

TF> Don't remember about "Punk" but thought it was "Come on, make my day".
TF> But it's been a long time! ;-)

well, I did a google search and found this:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B5NTNU/103-3412845-4057410?v=glance


In Magnum Force he tracks rogue cops and utters his "Do you feel lucky,
punk?" speech. In The Enforcer he gets a female partner (future Cagney
and Lacy star Tyne Daly). Sudden Impact featured him tracking a female
serial killer and offered a new catch phrase: "Go ahead. Make my day."

here's an actual web page with quotes from Dirty Harry:
http://www.moviequotes.com/repository/titles/55499.html

this is the quote I remember:

I know what you're thinking, punk. You're thinking, did he fire
six shots or only five? Well to tell you the truth, I forgot
myself in all this excitement. But being as this is a .44
Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world and will blow
your head clean off, you've got to ask yourself a question: do I
feel lucky? Well do ya , punk?


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Re: Help with this simple macro please

[Anne]

On Saturday, September 11, 2004, 9:22:48 PM, Marten wrote in message:
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
a> This is what is in the headr of an incoming email message.

a> I want to create a reply as if it is from [EMAIL PROTECTED]

a> I have tried all sorts of combinations %FROM %FROMADDRESS %OFROM
a> %FROMADDRESS

a> but every time the from field of the outgoing email is
a> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

a> Help - it can't be this difficult surely!


Marten, you don't say if you're using a template or not, but the
way I do this is to have this macro in my template for messages
where I want to override the default From address:

%FROM="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"%-

changing the address to the one I want the message to show.  This
works for all templates in folders or address book. Will this do
it for you?

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Re: Help with this simple macro please

[Eric]

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 21:22:48 +0100 GMT(11/09/2004, 21:22
+ GMT), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

aacu> This is what is in the headr of an incoming
aacu> email message.

aacu> I want to create a reply as if it is from
aacu> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

aacu> I have tried all sorts of combinations %FROM
aacu> %FROMADDRESS %OFROM %FROMADDRESS

aacu> but every time the from field of the
aacu> outgoing email is
aacu> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

aacu> Help - it can't be this difficult surely!


In the properties for the reply use these macros from
the Miscellaneous list:  %FROM=""  and %REPLYTO=""

The secret is to put the address you want to use within
each of the pairs of inverted commas.


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Help with this simple macro please

[admin]

This is what is in the headr of an incoming email message.

I want to create a reply as if it is from [EMAIL PROTECTED]

I have tried all sorts of combinations %FROM %FROMADDRESS %OFROM
%FROMADDRESS

but every time the from field of the outgoing email is
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Help - it can't be this difficult surely!




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Re: V3 issues

[Mica Mijatovic]

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> Will look at the MS deinstaller again, but this is *really*
> frustrating .. I may go back to v2x.

You could miss frustrations... :crazy:

I'd like to see a reason for any "upgrade". So far no any. Just a waste
of time.

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OT: Shakespeare Random Insult Generator [was Re: A new one]

[Mary Bull]

Hello Mica!

On Saturday, September 11, 2004, 11:43 AM, you wrote:

MM>>> And for transfer errors I'd suggest Shakespearian Random Cursing
MM>>> Generator.

MB>> :rofl2:

MM> Not any "invention" of mine. It really exists:
MM> .

I went there, but it wasn't Shakespeare or The Bat!, so I left. 

MM> I hooked btw this also: Random Monty Python Skit Server
MM> .

< ... >

MM> A have even more... Would you like to see the links in my TB random
MM> cookie Comment header? (-:

Let's move this over to tbot, and I'll Think About It!

101010  :grin:

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Re[2]: V3 issues

[Lynn]

Saturday, September 11, 2004, 4:22:30 AM, you wrote:

>> So now what? Do I just delete it and manually strip the
>> reg file?

MM> Yep. That's the only way then.

Seems I may not have gone far enough with the MS
de-installer .. by the time I got to that I was ready to
throw things.

However, today is a new day!

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Re[2]: V3 issues

[Lynn]

Saturday, September 11, 2004, 6:54:59 AM, you wrote:

RO> This is why I think you didn't create a new account in TB. Anew
RO> account in TB doesn't have a account.cfg anymore. On creating a new
RO> account TB only creates you account.cfn (account info and templates)
RO> and account.flb (folder info). On opening the sorting office for the
RO> first time, you'll get an account.srb

That's what they are .. by the time I'd been through all
that, I was running out of steam and didn't bother to
actually look at the files again.

I take it then that I didn't actually miss the location of
any possible pointers to the actual sig files .. ?

RO> BTW Fix them soon or get trouted for lack of a signature delimiter.
RO> 

Sorry .. fixed :-) Will look at the MS deinstaller again,
but this is *really* frustrating .. I may go back to v2x.

But thanks :-)


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Re[4]: [News] Logos for mobile phones

[Denis]

Hello Sander,

Saturday, September 11, 2004, 12:37:16 PM, you wrote:

> On 11-9-2004, 12:24, Denis wrote:

D>> This sounds all but respectful of its users here. Their efforts
D>> would be much more appreciated to implementing/fixing their website
D>> or even bug fixing TheBat!...

> Or writing a helpfile!

Oh yes ! TB! is the only product so far that I have seen sold
without any manual or help file. Yes, just check, help file for 3.0
is still the (should I say almost useless?) one from 2.0.

Although this can be expected for beta sw, this shouldn't be true of
"release" versions. But who knows? Maybe someday they will learn
their lesson... Just hope that it will be soon instead of too late
:(

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Re: A new one

[Mica Mijatovic]

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 ~( __ _"o   Was Sat, 11 Sep 2004, at 09:58:20 -0500,
   @  @  when Mary Bull wrote:

> Hello Mica!

> On Saturday, September 11, 2004, 7:55 AM, you wrote:

MM>> And for transfer errors I'd suggest Shakespearian Random Cursing
MM>> Generator.

> :rofl2:

Not any "invention" of mine. It really exists:
.

I hooked btw this also: Random Monty Python Skit Server
.

Fun from dusk till dawn.

A have even more... Would you like to see the links in my TB random
cookie Comment header? (-:

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Re: Two entries in Add-Remove Programs

[Barry Jones]

Hello Costas,

Saturday, September 11, 2004, 2:48:45 PM, you wrote:

CP> Hello,

CP> After  installing version 3, in the same directory as version 2, I now
CP> have two entries for The Bat in the Add-Remove Programs list. Is there
CP> a way to eliminate one of them without having to reinstall everything?

CP> PS Please excuse me if this has been discussed before. If it has, then
CP> I must have missed it.


I installed v3 over the previous version, I only have one entry in add
remove programs TheBat Home Edition, But its 24.41MB and it also says
its rarely used but i must open TB up every half hour.

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Re: A new one

[Mary Bull]

Hello Mica!

On Saturday, September 11, 2004, 7:55 AM, you wrote:

MM> And for transfer errors I'd suggest Shakespearian Random Cursing
MM> Generator.

:rofl2:

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Re: Two entries in Add-Remove Programs

[Costas Papadopoulos]

Hello Roelof,
Saturday, September 11, 2004, 5:06:36 PM, you wrote (possibly edited):

> On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 16:48:45 +0300GMT (11-9-2004, 15:48 +0200, where I
> live), you wrote:

CP>> After  installing version 3, in the same directory as version 2, I now
CP>> have two entries for The Bat in the Add-Remove Programs list. Is there
CP>> a way to eliminate one of them without having to reinstall everything?

> I've got only one entry for TB, but I do have an additional entry for
> the international pack, perhaps that's confusing you?

I don't have the international pack installed. The entries are:

The Bat! 10.43MB
The Bat! (Home Edition) 10.55MB
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Re: Two entries in Add-Remove Programs

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Ron,

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 10:04:41 -0400GMT (11-9-2004, 16:04 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

RS> believe that it was a fresh install, however, I do have the two
RS> entries in the Control Panel. One just says The Bat! and shows 10.91MB
RS> in size and the other says The Bat! (Professional Edition) and shows a
RS> size of 22.82MB.

Did you try both the home edition and the professional edition?

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Re: Two entries in Add-Remove Programs

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Costas,

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 16:48:45 +0300GMT (11-9-2004, 15:48 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

CP> After  installing version 3, in the same directory as version 2, I now
CP> have two entries for The Bat in the Add-Remove Programs list. Is there
CP> a way to eliminate one of them without having to reinstall everything?

I've got only one entry for TB, but I do have an additional entry for
the international pack, perhaps that's confusing you?

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Re: Two entries in Add-Remove Programs

[Ron Secord]

Costas Papadopoulos [CP] wrote:

> After  installing version 3, in the same directory as version 2, I now
> have two entries for The Bat in the Add-Remove Programs list.

Same here...I know I used the .msi file to install v3 and I also
believe that it was a fresh install, however, I do have the two
entries in the Control Panel. One just says The Bat! and shows 10.91MB
in size and the other says The Bat! (Professional Edition) and shows a
size of 22.82MB.

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Re: V3 issues

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Lynn,

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 19:17:19 -0700GMT (11-9-2004, 4:17 +0200, where I
live), you wrote:

L> OK, now I'm annoyed. My MAPI account got so fouled up that
L> upon discovering that Dovecot would do POP3, I changed
L> Dovecot over. That meant I had to set up a new account, as
L> I couldn't find a way to convert my MAPI account to POP.

I'm not sure what you mean with creating a new account, was that in
Dovecot or in TB? I would've advised on both.

L> However, the next thing that happened when I reopened TB
L> was that none of my sig files would work. I checked the
L> paths. The files are there. I dinked with it, but I can't
L> find the places where the templates are stored (I did
L> check account.cfg and so on, but they look fine, those
L> that can be looked at) and I even went through the
L> registry, entry by entry. I rebooted the machine. No sig
L> files.

This is why I think you didn't create a new account in TB. Anew
account in TB doesn't have a account.cfg anymore. On creating a new
account TB only creates you account.cfn (account info and templates)
and account.flb (folder info). On opening the sorting office for the
first time, you'll get an account.srb

L> So I thought, OK, I'll back it all up, deinstall and
L> reinstall. A pain, but that worked before. And guess what?
L> no deinstaller! Not in the TB folder, and not in the WIN
L> control panel .. the 'remove' button in the deinstaller in
L> WIN is greyed out!

That's because of the .msi, you go and config screen - software and
choose to modify TB, that'll give you the installer with an option to
repair, modify or remove TB.

L> So now what? Do I just delete it and manually strip the
L> reg file?

No, I wouldn't go for that.

I'd create a new pop3 account, copy whatever messages, templates, etc
to the new account and afterwards delete the old account.

BTW Fix them soon or get trouted for lack of a signature delimiter.


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Re: A new one

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 ~( __ _"o   Was Sat, 11 Sep 2004, at 07:59:11 -0400,
   @  @  when Paul Cartwright wrote:

TF>> My curious question remains: What does the eorror "Go ahead" mean?

> as Clint used to say " Make My Day Punk!"
> ( from Dirty Harry if you don't remember..)

Haa, h...! Yeah... "Just go ahead, and make my day, punk. If you
feel lucky." (-:

Sometimes I really have a fun reading various server's "communications".

FTP is interesting even more...

"Hello..."
"Hello..."
"What's up dude..."
"Feel fine here..."
"Shell we then..."

And for transfer errors I'd suggest Shakespearian Random Cursing
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Two entries in Add-Remove Programs

[Costas Papadopoulos]

Hello,

After  installing version 3, in the same directory as version 2, I now
have two entries for The Bat in the Add-Remove Programs list. Is there
a way to eliminate one of them without having to reinstall everything?

PS Please excuse me if this has been discussed before. If it has, then
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Failed message causes subsequent messages not to be sent (was: A new one)

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Paul,

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 07:59:11 -0400 GMT (11/09/2004, 18:59 +0700 GMT),
Paul Cartwright wrote:

TF>> My theory is therefore that the TO recipient contained an unprintable
TF>> character or something which  prevented it from being sent. the
TF>> question above remains, why did TB not send the subsequent messages.

PC> I've had this happen before also. I had to either delete the offending
PC> message, or move it out of the outbox. I think I might actually have
PC> restarted TB also, not sure if that was needed.

You went through quite something. I just parked the message in the
Outbox, and then the others got sent without a problem.

PC> Sometimes horse manure happens, and you can't blame it on TB,
PC> but... and sometimes you just aren't sure.

The reason why the message was not sent is mysterious, but as you know,
I use a mysterious OS...

What I do think is that when a message doesn't get sent, TB should
continue with the other messages in the Outbox. However, I don't know
whether the connection will be closed automatically in such a case,
which means that it is again not TB's fault. I don't know enough about
server to decide whether the non-sending of subsequent messages is a
TB bug (*if* anybody can confirm it) or not.

TF>> My curious question remains: What does the eorror "Go ahead" mean?

PC> as Clint used to say " Make My Day Punk!"
PC> ( from Dirty Harry if you don't remember..)

Don't remember about "Punk" but thought it was "Come on, make my day".
But it's been a long time! ;-)

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RE:Outlook & Bat!

[Jurgen Haug]

Hello Ian,

Saturday, September 11, 2004, 12:33:39 PM, you wrote:


JP>> Yes, sorry I didn't express myself properly can only speak Australian
JP>> English!

JP>> Any tricks in setting this up at all?

> One thing you need to be aware of is that if you want The Bat! to be
> the MAPI application, then Outlook will not work as its MAPI32.DLL
> file will be replaced by The Bat!'s.

> You can leave this option out and Outlook will work, although you
> might see Outlook pop up as the mail client.

I can't confirm that. I have TB running as my main mail app, and when I click on a 
link in Opera, TB comes up. And Outlook works too. (which is about all positive I can 
say about it, plenty of things don't work, but that's more thanks to the exchange 
server setup at our company :-/)

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Re: A new one

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello John,

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 08:27:15 -0400 GMT (11/09/2004, 19:27 +0700 GMT),
John Seymour wrote:

JS> If it is a valid recipient email address, the (recipient)
JS> mail server gives a go-ahead signal...

JS> http://ietfreport.isoc.org/all-ids/draft-hall-inline-dsn-00.txt

C: DATA
S: 354 go ahead 
C:  
C: . 
S: 353 data looks okay but wait for confirmation 
S: 550 5.6.0 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> refuses the content 
S: 250 2.1.5 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> accepts the content 
S: 250 data accepted by some recipients 
  
There was no 354 in the server message, that might have confused my
sendng SMTP server. I guess it will have closed the connection,
because not 550 or 250 followed.

The email address is valid, I sent the message later. However, the
first time there might have been an unprintable character in the
recipient address at the first tries, that's why it worked later.

IAC it doesn't look like a TB problem.

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Re: A new one

[John Seymour]

Hello Thomas,

Saturday, September 11, 2004, 7:07:43 AM, you wrote:
mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

TF> My curious question remains: What does the eorror "Go ahead" mean?

If it is a valid recipient email address, the (recipient) mail server gives a go-ahead 
signal...

More info at:
http://www.iis-resources.com/modules/mylinks/visit.php?cid=23&lid=119

http://ietfreport.isoc.org/all-ids/draft-hall-inline-dsn-00.txt

HTH

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Re: V3 issues

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> no deinstaller! Not in the TB folder, and not in the WIN
> control panel .. the 'remove' button in the deinstaller in
> WIN is greyed out!

> So now what? Do I just delete it and manually strip the
> reg file?

Yep. That's the only way then.

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Re: quoting only selected text

[Michael L. Cusac]

Chris wrote in
:

> Mic Cullen @ 2004-Sep-9 10:10:36 PM
> "quoting only selected text" 

>> I've got ALT-R setup to reply quoting only selected text in the
>> normal window, but what about if the message is open from the
>> mail-ticker? (Yes, I hunted through the 'Edit Shortcut keys', but
>> couldn't find the relevant setup.)

> I tired changing the shortcut key in "Edit Shortcut keys." There
> shortcut was noted as changed in that dialog, however, it did not work
> and the specials menu still listed F4.

One of TB!'s main selling points for me was the ability to (re)bind keys
for all actions, and I'm not too happy with the way the 'quote
selected text' options have been bolted on.  I can live with just
using f4 to reply, but the inability to bind a key to 'reply all
quoting selected text' is likely to send me looking for another client
rather than moving to version 3.  I'm trying v3 at work (where I need
MS Exchange :-/ support), and it seems that as with 2.12 the only way
to do it is with mouse-clicking.

Sorry for whining a bit.  I try not to do it very much here, but the
reply options IMO are core functionality for an e-mail client, and I
really wish they were better implemented in TB!

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Re: A new one

[Paul Cartwright]

Hello Thomas,


TF> My theory is therefore that the TO recipient contained an unprintable
TF> character or something which  prevented it from being sent. the
TF> question above remains, why did TB not send the subsequent messages.

I've had this happen before also. I had to either delete the offending
message, or move it out of the outbox. I think I might actually have
restarted TB also, not sure if that was needed. Sometimes horse manure
happens, and you can't blame it on TB, but... and sometimes you just
aren't sure.

TF> My curious question remains: What does the eorror "Go ahead" mean?

as Clint used to say " Make My Day Punk!"
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Re: Charset for received mail

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Annette,

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 13:27:23 +0200 GMT (11/09/2004, 18:27 +0700 GMT),
Annette Mangels wrote:

AM> No, I think this must be done only once, to give the choosen folder the
AM> information of its default charset. But, if you mix your Thai-Mails
AM> with other encoded mails into one folder, as you pointed out earlier,
AM> may be it will not work.

Oh no, filtering the Thai mails into seperate folders is not possible
(if it is, it is not desirable). Even the same people who usually
right in English will sometimes right in Thai. This is true for
example for the folders which group customers. Or those for local
organisations in which we are members. Thanks for your idea, but my
setup requires that messages with different charsets are "mixed" in
the same folder.

Funny thing is that Cyrillic characters and high-ASCII European
characters (of different encodings) are displayed correctly right
away, only with Thai I have to right-click. Wonder why.

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Re: A new one

[Paul Cartwright]

Hello Thomas,

TF> What does this mean: "Go ahead"?- But the time this message gets
TF> through, the problem will have been solved. However, I am curious.

TF> SMTP server is GMX, and POP downloads fine.

you replied to tbot about this, but your message got through to tbudl..



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Re: Problem about the SSL authentication

[Marek Mikus]

Hello all,
Friday, September 10, 2004, Jiang Xu wrote:

> The pop3 server needs an SSL authentication, but TheBat! said,

> 2004-9-10, 12:03:21: FETCH - The server uses TLS protocol version 3.0
> which is outdated and insecure (version 3.1 is required)

> How can I resolve this problem? Does that mean I can't get letters
> from that "TLS protocol version 3.0" server?

You can

1) ask admin of this server to upgrade SSL

2) use STUNNEL utility, I have prepared instructions how to use it in
Czech, I ca translated it into English, if will somebody want

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Re: Problem about the SSL authentication

[Johannes Posel]

Hi there Jiang,

On 07:20 10.09.2004, you [Jiang Xu] wrote...

> How can I resolve this problem? Does that mean I can't get letters
> from that "TLS protocol version 3.0" server?

It means that your POP3 server only supports an unsecure version of
the SSL protocol. Unfortunately, TheBat does not allow one to overcome
this, in fact you need to use a plain unsecured connection instead or
have the server administrator update the SSL protocol on the server.
:-(

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Re: mygate and V3/XP

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> Hello tbudl,

>   I cannot get mygate to work with V3 and XP home, keeps saying it
>   cannot connect to server


Turned out to be a firewall problem :)

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Re: Charset for received mail

[Annette Mangels]

Thomas wrote [11.09.04]:

> No, you mean I *still* have to right-click? Then I nothing would be
> gained by creating that colour group.

No, I think this must be done only once, to give the choosen folder the
information of its default charset. But, if you mix your Thai-Mails
with other encoded mails into one folder, as you pointed out earlier,
may be it will not work.

> I can see the message in Thai upon right-click now already. Next time
> I open it, it will already display correctly. Only new messages are
> decoded incorrectly. Is this what you mean?

Actually, this I experience only with virtual folders. Common folders
should keep the default charset choosen for them and decode the
incoming mails to your wishes.

It works fine and is one of the reasons I came to use TB.

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Re: A new one

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello List,

obviously, the message got through. This is what I did:

1.) I parked the first message in the Outbox. Now the other messages
got sent.

Question: If one message creates a problem, shouldn't TB skip and
continue with the next?

2.) I reopened the culprit in the Inbox, changed the recipient to a
fake address and tried to send it (purpose was that I wanted to
MIME-attached the message here) but of course that didn't work (Server
reports error: Cannot resolve domain). So it would have been useless
for those you wanted to replicate the error.

So I thought, what the heck, and changed the message back to the
original TO recipient. Now it got sent without a problem!

My theory is therefore that the TO recipient contained an unprintable
character or something which  prevented it from being sent. the
question above remains, why did TB not send the subsequent messages.

My curious question remains: What does the eorror "Go ahead" mean?

Thanks,

Thomas.

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 00:01:25 +0700 GMT (11/09/2004, 00:01 +0700 GMT),
Thomas Fernandez wrote:


TF> Hello TBUDL,

>> !10/09/2004, 23:54:00: SEND  - Message has not been sent. Server reply - 07} Go 
>> ahead
>> !10/09/2004, 23:54:00: SEND  - Server reports error. The response is: Go ahead
>> !10/09/2004, 23:54:00: SEND  - Server reports error. The response is: Go ahead
>> !10/09/2004, 23:54:00: SEND  - Server reports error. The response is: Go ahead
>>  10/09/2004, 23:54:00: SEND  - connection finished - 0 messages sent
>>  10/09/2004, 23:54:00: SEND  - Some messages were not sent - check the log for 
>> details

TF> What does this mean: "Go ahead"?- But the time this message gets
TF> through, the problem will have been solved. However, I am curious.

TF> SMTP server is GMX, and POP downloads fine.


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Re: Charset for received mail

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Annette,

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 21:09:18 +0200 GMT (11/09/2004, 02:09 +0700 GMT),
Annette Mangels wrote:

AM> Thomas, why not filter your Thai-Mails into a folder

They come across several folders.

AM> adding a Color Group with your Thai-Charset while filtering
AM> (Sorting Office -> actions).

I have gone into the colour groups dialog and seen that I can set the
font script to Thai. I will create such a "colour" group at the
office, create a manual filter (Hotkey only) to assign this "colour"
group, and should achieve what I was looking for.

AM> May be you must adjust the CharSet inside this folder
AM> (rightclicking on a mail) and set this to default.

No, you mean I *still* have to right-click? Then I nothing would be
gained by creating that colour group.

I can see the message in Thai upon right-click now already. Next time
I open it, it will already display correctly. Only new messages are
decoded incorrectly. Is this what you mean?

AM> I'm doing this with Greek Mail and it works fine for me.

Greek should be the exact same situation (left-to-right single-byte
character set), thanks for your input.

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Re[3]: [News] Logos for mobile phones

[Sander van den Berg]

On 11-9-2004, 12:24, Denis wrote:

D> This sounds all but respectful of its users here. Their efforts
D> would be much more appreciated to implementing/fixing their website
D> or even bug fixing TheBat!...

Or writing a helpfile!

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A new one

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello TBUDL,

> !10/09/2004, 23:54:00: SEND  - Message has not been sent. Server reply - 07} Go ahead
> !10/09/2004, 23:54:00: SEND  - Server reports error. The response is: Go ahead
> !10/09/2004, 23:54:00: SEND  - Server reports error. The response is: Go ahead
> !10/09/2004, 23:54:00: SEND  - Server reports error. The response is: Go ahead
>  10/09/2004, 23:54:00: SEND  - connection finished - 0 messages sent
>  10/09/2004, 23:54:00: SEND  - Some messages were not sent - check the log for 
> details

What does this mean: "Go ahead"?- But the time this message gets
through, the problem will have been solved. However, I am curious.

SMTP server is GMX, and POP downloads fine.

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Re: Outlook & Bat!

[Mic Cullen]

On Saturday, September 11, 2004 @ 5:42:31 PM, John Phillips wrote:

[snips]

>> Do you mean using TheBat! as the email client and Outlook as the PIM for
>> calendar, contacts, etc? Absolutely, that's what I do.


John> Yes, sorry I didn't express myself properly can only speak Australian
John> English!

Well, I write it for a living :-)

John> Any tricks in setting this up at all?

Nope. I just took my email information out of Outlook, and away I went. No
integration of course, but that's OK.

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Re[2]: [News] Logos for mobile phones

[Denis]

>>> There is a new section on our web-site - "Logos for mobile phones"

what will the next "new section" be? Selling candies? Or maybe
Ritlabs will go through the you-know-what enlargement or medication
selling schemes ?

This sounds all but respectful of its users here. Their efforts
would be much more appreciated to implementing/fixing their website
or even bug fixing TheBat!...

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Re: mygate and V3/XP

[John Phillips]

Hi Sean,
On Sat, 11 Sep 2004, at 10:39:45 [GMT+0100] (which was 19:39:45 Australian
Eastern Time) you wrote:



> I cannot get mygate to work with V3 and XP home, keeps saying it
>   cannot connect to server


Have you had it working before?

Works fine here.

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mygate and V3/XP

[Sean Rima]

Hello tbudl,

  I cannot get mygate to work with V3 and XP home, keeps saying it
  cannot connect to server

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RE:Outlook & Bat!

[Jurgen Haug]

Hello John,

Saturday, September 11, 2004, 11:20:41 AM, you wrote:



> Hi Bat! Fans,

> Can Bat! run alongside OutofLuck as the e-mail client?

> Any special considerations here?

> Running XP Pro SP2.

> T.I.A.

I am having Outlook and TB! v2 (v2 because I was blöd enough to buy the business 
license a few weeks before v3 came out) at work, and they run alongside. When I set 
TB! to leave the messages on the server, then I can have them in Outlook, too, if need 
be.


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Re: Outlook & Bat!

[John Phillips]

Hi Mic,
On Sat, 11 Sep 2004, at 17:23:36 [GMT+0800] (which was 19:23:36 Australian
Eastern Time) you wrote:


> Do you mean using TheBat! as the email client and Outlook as the PIM for
> calendar, contacts, etc? Absolutely, that's what I do.


Yes, sorry I didn't express myself properly can only speak Australian
English!

Any tricks in setting this up at all?

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Re: Outlook & Bat!

[Mic Cullen]

On Saturday, September 11, 2004 @ 5:20:41 PM, John Phillips wrote:

[snips]

John> Can Bat! run alongside OutofLuck as the e-mail client?

Do you mean using TheBat! as the email client and Outlook as the PIM for
calendar, contacts, etc? Absolutely, that's what I do.

If that's not what you mean, sorry.

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Outlook & Bat!

[John Phillips]

Hi Bat! Fans,

Can Bat! run alongside OutofLuck as the e-mail client?

Any special considerations here?

Running XP Pro SP2.

T.I.A.

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Re: quick question about tbbeta and tbudl

[Denis]

Hello Drago,

Saturday, September 11, 2004, 6:48:35 AM, you wrote:


> just curious if there is a way to extract the .msg and re-import them
> into the mail folder like the tbot list?


Yes there is.
Just select Tools -> Import messages -> From .MSG/.EML files.

And you're done!

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Re: quick question about tbbeta and tbudl

[Michael L. Wilson]

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Hello Drago,

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004, Drago mused about "quick question about tbbeta
and tbudl" (at least in part):

D> just curious if there is a way to extract the .msg and re-import them
D> into the mail folder like the tbot list?

Yes.
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Teacher

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