Re: The Bat! on a dual display monitor

[Steve Thomas]

Hello Simon,

Friday, February 25, 2005, 3:48:56 PM, you wrote:

SL> On wich screen do you run TB,

Right, for the most part.  I move it around, depending on what I'm
doing.

SL> and do open the editor and folder viewer

The editor usually opens on the left (though I've not really paid that
much attention - if I'm editing a message, I really don't care which
side it opens on). The viewer opens on the right.

SL> on the same sceen as TB. Do you use the multi-display The  SL>
software that SL> come with some ATI cards (I don't remember the
name...)?

No, the 9600 Pro has dual monitor support built-in.


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Re: message with no "Date" in its rfc-822 headers: TB! says created 30 December 1899, 00:00:00 () or same time as received?

[MFPA]

Hi

On Friday 25 February 2005 at 4:38:41 AM, in
, Chris wrote:

> shouldn't this issue also be reported to the
> mail server manager or generating e-mail client?

Done that, too. As you might expect, no response yet (not even an
automated one with no date)

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Re: The Bat! on a dual display monitor

[MFPA]

Hi

On Friday 25 February 2005 at 9:57:13 PM, in
, Simon Levesque wrote:

> Hello Chris,

> Friday, February 25, 2005, 4:52:29 PM, you wrote:

> I just switched my secondary monitor to the right and nothing changed

> (I mean by software, not physically... :-))

Presumably that's the only way that makes a difference. ;-)

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Re: Again, why only TB built-in filters are enough to fight all sorts of SPAM

[MFPA]

Hi

On Friday 25 February 2005 at 9:56:40 PM, in
, Mica Mijatovic wrote:

>> For some reason I was assuming it would be more complicated than it
>> turned out to be. I guess that's because I usually read e-mail in the
>> morning while drinking my first cups of coffee.

> (-: With or without the coffee, it indeed looks more complicated than it
> is, and it was the reason why I condensed it for my self: filter against
> what you accept, don't bother with what you do not.

I remember somebody who said "only email me with this exact
subject line, or your messages will be junked by my spam filters".
Mind, he hosted a software download site and provided email
support.

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Re[2]: The Bat! on a dual display monitor

[Simon Levesque]

Hello Steve,

Friday, February 25, 2005, 5:46:03 PM, you wrote:

> I'm using two 19" flat panel displays, running 1280x1024, analog
> inputs. The primary is on the left.  I'm driving the monitors with an
> All-In-Wonder 9600 pro.  TB! works very well.  FWIW

On wich screen do you run TB, and do open the editor and folder viewer
on the same sceen as TB. Do you use the multi-display software that
come with some ATI cards (I don't remember the name...)?


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Re: Storing sent mails automatically in the correct folder...

[Mary Bull]

Hello WilWilWil!

On Friday, February 25, 2005, 5:21 PM, you wrote:

> It would be perfect. If I send a mail to friend named "A" from
> his folder I've set, I do not need to move the sent mail to his
> folder. TB do it for me.

In your Account/Sorting Office-Filters/file drop-down-menu, choose
Create a new Filter, while the focus is on Outgoing. Name the filter
(for example) A. Put Recipient (get recipient from the scroll menu)
contains (for example) A. From the Action Tab, choose "Move the
message to a folder" and click the box that says "Add." Choose the
folder you want from the tree that appears. Then click "OK."

Your sent message will then be stored in your folder for "A" and not
in your "Sent" folder.

If I am wrong on this, there are plenty of people reading TBUDL who
will correct me. :)

But, I hope this helps.

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Storing sent mails automatically in the correct folder...

[WilWilWil]

Hello,

Is there a way to store a new sent mail in the folder you are in...

I explain : 

Some template permit you to use a specific template depend of the folder your 
are in it. In properties of the folder, you can set filters you want.

And what I want  ? Saying TB that if folder A has focus when I create a new 
mail, then TB store the sent mail in this same folder instead of default "Sent 
Mail" folder.

It would be perfect. If I send a mail to friend named "A" from his folder I've 
set, I do not need to move the sent mail to his folder. TB do it for me.

I hope I'm clear, not so easy to write in english for a poor french man ! ;-)

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Re: The Bat! on a dual display monitor

[Steve Thomas]

Hello Simon,

Friday, February 25, 2005, 8:43:32 AM, you wrote:

SL>   Is there a way to tell The Bat! to remember where was last open a
SL>   specific window i.e.: I keep TB open on my secondary monitor, but I
SL>   would like to open the editor or my view folder window on my primary
SL>   monitor without having to drag these windows each time...


I've been using TB! on dual display monitors for about a year now.  I
have no problems whatsoever.  The windows remember where they were
when I closed them.  The columns don't disappear. I've never had any
of the problems that you report.

I'm using two 19" flat panel displays, running 1280x1024, analog
inputs. The primary is on the left.  I'm driving the monitors with an
All-In-Wonder 9600 pro.  TB! works very well.  FWIW

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Re[2]: The Bat! on a dual display monitor

[Marten Gallagher]

> Marten Gallagher @ 2005-Feb-25 4:48:21 PM
> "The Bat! on a dual display monitor" 

>>> Is the secondary monitor to the left or the right of the primary
>>> monitor?

>> Ah - I anticipate the next remark - I bet it's because the monitor
>> is to the left of the main and TB can't do minus... Correct?

> Yes. A secondary monitor to the left of a primary monitor has negative
> left-right pixel coordinates. The Bat! will not allow a width coordinate
> of less that zero, so things go wrong often on the left monitor. There
> are a few bug reports about it. Find one and see how it is
> progressing.

I may sound churlish but I don't think I have to look. In general progress on 
bugs is a little above zero.

Progress on really useful and popular requests for alterations/amendments to 
the UI are at 0 degrees K, i.e: absolute zero.

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Re: Again, why only TB built-in filters are enough to fight all sorts of SPAM

[Mica Mijatovic]

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   ***^\ ."_)~~
 ~( __ _"o   Was another beautiful day, Fri, 25 Feb 2005,
   @  @  at 05:55:16 +0500, when Richard H. Stoddard wrote:

> For some reason I was assuming it would be more complicated than it
> turned out to be. I guess that's because I usually read e-mail in the
> morning while drinking my first cups of coffee.

(-: With or without the coffee, it indeed looks more complicated than it
is, and it was the reason why I condensed it for my self: filter against
what you accept, don't bother with what you do not.


> In the beginning, I'll just filter those that don't pass to a junk
> folder I can check periodically. Some of my friends are slow learners.
> :-)

Many combinations are possible. Roelof gave some of them.

Anyway, the result is cute: zero SPAM on this side of Internet.

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Re: The Bat! on a dual display monitor

[Simon Levesque]

Hello Chris,

Friday, February 25, 2005, 4:52:29 PM, you wrote:


> Marten Gallagher @ 2005-Feb-25 4:48:21 PM
> "The Bat! on a dual display monitor"
> 

>>> Is the secondary monitor to the left or the right of the primary
>>> monitor?

> Yes. A secondary monitor to the left of a primary monitor has negative
> left-right pixel coordinates. The Bat! will not allow a width coordinate
> of less that zero, so things go wrong often on the left monitor. There
> are a few bug reports about it. Find one and see how it is
> progressing.

I just switched my secondary monitor to the right and nothing changed
(I mean by software, not physically... :-)), the windows don't retain
their positions.


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Re: The Bat! on a dual display monitor

[Chris]

Marten Gallagher @ 2005-Feb-25 4:48:21 PM
"The Bat! on a dual display monitor" 

>> Is the secondary monitor to the left or the right of the primary
>> monitor?

> Ah - I anticipate the next remark - I bet it's because the monitor
> is to the left of the main and TB can't do minus... Correct?

Yes. A secondary monitor to the left of a primary monitor has negative
left-right pixel coordinates. The Bat! will not allow a width coordinate
of less that zero, so things go wrong often on the left monitor. There
are a few bug reports about it. Find one and see how it is
progressing.

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Re[2]: The Bat! on a dual display monitor

[Simon Levesque]

Hello Chris,

Friday, February 25, 2005, 4:41:30 PM, you wrote:


> Is the secondary monitor to the left or the right of the primary
> monitor?

 The secondary monitor is on the left of the primary, each using
 1024X768 size.


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Re[2]: The Bat! on a dual display monitor

[Marten Gallagher]

> Simon Levesque @ 2005-Feb-25 11:43:32 AM
> "The Bat! on a dual display monitor" 

>> Is there a way to tell The Bat! to remember where was last open a
>> specific window i.e.: I keep TB open on my secondary monitor, but I
>> would like to open the editor or my view folder window on my primary
>> monitor without having to drag these windows each time...

> Is the secondary monitor to the left or the right of the primary
> monitor?

Ah - I anticipate the next remark - I bet it's because the monitor is to the 
left of the main and TB can't do minus... Correct?

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Re: The Bat! on a dual display monitor

[Chris]

Simon Levesque @ 2005-Feb-25 11:43:32 AM
"The Bat! on a dual display monitor" 

> Is there a way to tell The Bat! to remember where was last open a
> specific window i.e.: I keep TB open on my secondary monitor, but I
> would like to open the editor or my view folder window on my primary
> monitor without having to drag these windows each time...

Is the secondary monitor to the left or the right of the primary
monitor?

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Re[2]: The Bat! on a dual display monitor

[Simon Levesque]

Hello Marten,

Friday, February 25, 2005, 12:51:11 PM, you wrote:

> I can't answer that but a word of warning: don't try to adjust
> the column widths in message listings by dragging the join between
> the headings... unless of course you want the entire column to
> disappear...

I already discovered the column thing :-(, it's a nice way to discover
how to fiddle in the registry... I had to delete a key in
HKLU/software/Rit/thebat/... to restore things... I'm still learning
TB, and I like the powerful features of this software but as you said,
stranges things are happening using it on a secondary monitor. Nothing
is perfect in this world... ;-)


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Re: need NOD32 plug-in source

[M. K. ZBOROWSKI]

Now it works like a charm! Thanks for all your suggestions, especially
thank you, Marek.

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Re: Outlook .ics meeting invitations

[Nick Dutton]

Hello Dave,

On Friday, February 25, 2005, you wrote:
>> I've just moved my contacts and calendar over to outlook after years on
>> Lotus Organizer.
>> 
>> Has anyone managed to get e-mail responses to OL meeting invitations
>> (*.ics) to use TB? Mine keep spawning an OL window.

DC> Might want to have a look at Sunbird.  That's Mozilla's new calendar app.

Don't get me started, I've been keeping an eye on this for some time
now ;-)

I'm a borderline complete linux user and have habitually tried to
avoid MS wherever possible.  Sometimes however there's
a) no getting away from what it can offer
b) no getting away from clients who use it

The main reason for my using OL right now is that is syncs so nicely
with my Orange M2000 and its Pocket Informant calendar/contact/task
app.

I'm plugging away with the synce and multisync (opensync) projects on
linux, but in the meantime...  back to my question.


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Re: need NOD32 plug-in source

[Melissa Reese]

Hi Marek,

On Friday, February 25, 2005, at 5:46:19 AM PST, you wrote:

Mikus>> Which version of installed NOD32 components do You use?
Mikus>> 2.12.3?

> 2.12.2 and actually I didn't know there's a newer version available.
> Will check that out.

I don't feel any need to use the nod32 plug-in, but I don't think the
difference between v2.12.2 and 2.12.3 should really make a difference
with regards to the plug-in.

Since I noticed that my v2.12.2 didn't update itself to v2.12.3 via
the internal update function, I wrote to Eset, and here was their
response (14 February):

=
The current version (2.12.3) came out about a month ago. The only
thing that was changed from 2.12.2 was that a couple of websites had
trouble opening with the default settings. It didn't come as a
component update, but had to be downloaded completely. As this
affected very few people, we didn't mention it to everyone, as we will
be having a major program update within a couple of weeks. As this
will also have to be retrieved by downloading the entire program, we
felt the easiest way not mention the minor update, unless the user was
experiencing the connection problem.

As soon as this next update is available, you'll receive a pop-up
notifying you of it's release.
=

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Re: Outlook .ics meeting invitations

[David Calvarese]

Nick Dutton wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I've just moved my contacts and calendar over to outlook after years on
> Lotus Organizer.
> 
> Has anyone managed to get e-mail responses to OL meeting invitations
> (*.ics) to use TB? Mine keep spawning an OL window.


Might want to have a look at Sunbird.  That's Mozilla's new calendar app.

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Outlook .ics meeting invitations

[Nick Dutton]

Hello,

I've just moved my contacts and calendar over to outlook after years on
Lotus Organizer.

Has anyone managed to get e-mail responses to OL meeting invitations
(*.ics) to use TB? Mine keep spawning an OL window.

TIA,

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Re: The Bat! on a dual display monitor

[Marten Gallagher]

>   Is there a way to tell The Bat! to remember where was last open a
>   specific window i.e.: I keep TB open on my secondary monitor, but I
>   would like to open the editor or my view folder window on my primary
>   monitor without having to drag these windows each time...

I can't answer that but a word of warning: don't try to adjust the column 
widths in message listings by dragging the join between the headings... unless 
of course you want the entire column to disappear...

TB is not dual monitor ready.

It seems more important to RitLabs to play with other things than to attend to 
any improvements or requests for fixes to anomalous behaviours.

I've given up nagging - things just won't get done...

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The Bat! on a dual display monitor

[Simon Levesque]

  Is there a way to tell The Bat! to remember where was last open a
  specific window i.e.: I keep TB open on my secondary monitor, but I
  would like to open the editor or my view folder window on my primary
  monitor without having to drag these windows each time...

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Re: Multiple accounts - common filters

[Nick Danger]

Reply to message sent 2/23/2005, @ 12:08:24 (5:08 AM Locally)
~~~

Hello Roelof,

> For this to work you'll only need to setup a series of common filters
> that direct everything to your main account.

Cool. I never even knew that common filter option was there in the
drop down menu until you mentioned them and made me go hunting for
that option.

Now... is there any way to copy and paste a bunch of filters at once
or am I doomed to do each one separately?

Thanks again,
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Re: need NOD32 plug-in source

[M. K. ZBOROWSKI]

Hello Marek,

25 Feb 2005 (14:50:58) you wrote:

Mikus> this  is  an  old version of plugin, please check path to used plugin,
Mikus> new  version  displays  virus  database  version  number  (for example
Mikus> 1.1007) and release date.

That's  a  real  crap, and I feel like a fool=) As you pointed out TB!
was  getting  the  plug-in  from  the  old  path.  Gonna check out the
settings  again  and will share the result. Once again thanks for your
help, hope this time it will be fine! Will talk to you soon.

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Re[2]: need NOD32 plug-in source

[Marek Mikus]

Hello all,
Friday, February 25, 2005, M. K. ZBOROWSKI wrote:

Mikus>> column "Version" and "Status"?

> Version 0.1 and Status OK

this  is  an  old version of plugin, please check path to used plugin,
new  version  displays  virus  database  version  number  (for example
1.1007) and release date.

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Re: need NOD32 plug-in source

[M. K. ZBOROWSKI]

Hello Marek,

25 Feb 2005 (14:22:29) you wrote:

Mikus> column "Version" and "Status"?

Version 0.1 and Status OK

Mikus> Which version of installed NOD32 components do You use? 2.12.3?

2.12.2  and  actually I didn't know there's a newer version available.
Will check that out.

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Re: need NOD32 plug-in source

[Tony Boom]

Hello M.,

  A reminder of what M. K. ZBOROWSKI on TBUDL typed on:
  25 February 2005 at 12:08:16 GMT +0100

MKZ> Every  time  I  was  trying to send it I was
MKZ> getting  smth  like  that (can't remember exactly) "antivirus software
MKZ> reported problem: the object can not be checked".

 Have to NOD32 installed or just the pluggin?

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Re[2]: need NOD32 plug-in source

[Marek Mikus]

Hello all,
Friday, February 25, 2005, M. K. ZBOROWSKI wrote:

Mikus>> do  You  really have plugin nod32.BAV with size 99400 bytes and
Mikus>> dated 2.7.2004? There is one old plugin with size 97864, but it
Mikus>> doesn't work correctly.

> Yes,  I do. Frankly, today I even downloaded it again to be absolutely
> sure (used link you provided), but still no luck.

if You watch Preferences dialog, section Anti-virus, what You see in
column "Version" and "Status"?

Which version of installed NOD32 components do You use? 2.12.3?

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Re: need NOD32 plug-in source

[M. K. ZBOROWSKI]

Hello Marek,

25 Feb 2005 (12:16:21) you wrote:

Mikus> do  You  really have plugin nod32.BAV with size 99400 bytes and
Mikus> dated 2.7.2004? There is one old plugin with size 97864, but it
Mikus> doesn't work correctly.

Yes,  I do. Frankly, today I even downloaded it again to be absolutely
sure (used link you provided), but still no luck.

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Re: Again, why only TB built-in filters are enough to fight all sorts of SPAM

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Richard,

On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 05:55:16 +0500GMT (25-2-2005, 1:55 +0100, where I
live), you wrote:

MM>> This way you practically can filter everything using just Selective
MM>> Download filters.

RHS> In the beginning, I'll just filter those that don't pass to a junk
RHS> folder I can check periodically. Some of my friends are slow learners.
RHS> :-)

You could send them a message automatically. Since they're friends of
yours you'll probably have have them in your address book (AB) or maybe
even in an AB group.
So the only thing you need to do is to create a filter that checks for
an incorrect To: header and whether the sender is in your AB/AB-group.
As action you send a reply that tells the sender of the opriginal
message that the message hasn't been read, since it triggered your
spam filter.
Of course you don't move the message to your junk folder, but to a
semi junk folder, so that you know that messages in that folder are
more impoortant than real junk...

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Re: Multiple accounts - common filters

[Roelof Otten]

Hallo Nick,

On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 07:40:56 -0600GMT (23-2-2005, 14:40 +0100, where I
live), you wrote:

ND> Cool. I never even knew that common filter option was there in the
ND> drop down menu until you mentioned them and made me go hunting for
ND> that option.

It has been there since the beginning of v3 as part of the new
filtering system.

ND> Now... is there any way to copy and paste a bunch of filters at once
ND> or am I doomed to do each one separately?

Well, as long as you don't have any common filters and you'd like to
move all filters of an account to make them common then there is a
shortcut, but otherwise you've got to do them one at a time.
To make all filters of an account common, you simply close TB, go to
TB's mail directory and move the account.srb from the account
directory to the mail directory.

BTW When you've upgraded from v2 to v3, you've got to make sure that
you don't have any account.srx file left in your account directory,
because when you're lacking a .srb the .srx (your v1/v2 filters) is
converted to .srb

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Re[2]: need NOD32 plug-in source

[Marek Mikus]

Hello all,
Friday, February 25, 2005, M. K. ZBOROWSKI wrote:

> The  one  I  already described - error related to checking and sending
> mail  with  attachments.  Every  time  I  was  trying to send it I was
> getting  smth  like  that (can't remember exactly) "antivirus software
> reported problem: the object can not be checked".

do You really have plugin nod32.BAV with size 99400 bytes and dated
2.7.2004? There is one old plugin with size 97864, but it doesn't work
correctly.

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Re: need NOD32 plug-in source

[M. K. ZBOROWSKI]

Howdy Tony,

25 Feb 2005 (11:49:43) you wrote:

Boom> But he asked which error?

The  one  I  already described - error related to checking and sending
mail  with  attachments.  Every  time  I  was  trying to send it I was
getting  smth  like  that (can't remember exactly) "antivirus software
reported problem: the object can not be checked".


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Re: need NOD32 plug-in source

[Tony Boom]

Hello M.,

  A reminder of what M. K. ZBOROWSKI on TBUDL typed on:
  25 February 2005 at 11:38:59 GMT +0100

MKZ> and nothing changed for me, I still do get the same error

But he asked which error?

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Re: need NOD32 plug-in source

[M. K. ZBOROWSKI]

Hello Marek,

25 Feb 2005 (10:13:53) you wrote:

Mikus> which error? I have sent it to more than 50 testers and they are using
Mikus> it daily with no problem. There is (propably yet) one known issue -
Mikus> You must restart system.

I've  just  added the plug-in, turned off TB!, restarted system... and
nothing changed for me, I still do get the same error. Any other ideas
please? Will be grateful for your suggestions. Thanks in advance,


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Re: Multiple accounts - common filters

[Nick Danger]

Reply to message sent 2/23/2005, @ 12:08:24 (5:08 AM Locally)
~~~

Hello Roelof,

> For this to work you'll only need to setup a series of common filters
> that direct everything to your main account.

Cool. I never even knew that common filter option was there in the
drop down menu until you mentioned them and made me go hunting for
that option.

Now... is there any way to copy and paste a bunch of filters at once
or am I doomed to do each one separately?

Thanks again,
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Re: Help with filters please

[Cory]

On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 23:39:55 -0500, Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>> [attack dropped]|scan dropped]|[sppf dropped]   TextYes
>
>This probably isn't the problem, but you're missing a '[' before "scan".

Yeah; I manually typed it into the msg - they're in the actual filter,
though.

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Re: need NOD32 plug-in source

[Tony Boom]

Hello Marek,

  A reminder of what Marek Mikus on TBUDL typed on:
  25 February 2005 at 10:17:26 GMT +0100

MM> which error? I have sent it to more than 50 testers and they are using
MM> it daily with no problem.

 I've been using it and it works perfectly with no problems at all. Like I
 said earlier, I forgot it was there.

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Re: need NOD32 plug-in source

[Tony Boom]

Hello M.,

  A reminder of what M. K. ZBOROWSKI on TBUDL typed on:
  25 February 2005 at 10:11:21 GMT +0100

MKZ> Yes  it  does work with TB! 3.x, but only until you do not try to send
MKZ> any  kind  of  attachment, because this causes an error.

 I've been using the NOD32 pluggin for about a year now and I forgot it was
 there. No errors, no problems at all with attachments. Like I say, it
 works so well I forgot it was there until you mentioned it.

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Re: Using the bat! and the Time and Chaos software ...

[John Phillips]

Hi Claude,
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005, at 23:31:59 [GMT+0100] (which was Fri, 9:31:59
Australian Eastern Time) you wrote:



> If there are people who both use The Bat! and the Time and
> Chaos PIM software, I just have a little question to ask.
> As their adress book format are different, is there nevertheless a way
> to synchronize them ?


Simple way would be to ignore the Bat address book, and click on the "mail
to" link in T&C, which will open a compose mail window in Bat!, provided of
course that Bat! is set up as your preferred e-mail client!

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Re[2]: need NOD32 plug-in source

[Marek Mikus]

Hello all,
Friday, February 25, 2005, M. K. ZBOROWSKI wrote:

Mikus>> this  is the last version developed by Ritlabs and working with
Mikus>> 3.x version:

> Yes  it  does work with TB! 3.x, but only until you do not try to send
> any  kind  of  attachment, because this causes an error. Are there any
> plans  to  develop  this  plugin? Do you intent to make some new build
> nowadays?

which error? I have sent it to more than 50 testers and they are using
it daily with no problem. There is (propably yet) one known issue -
You must restart system.

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Re: need NOD32 plug-in source

[M. K. ZBOROWSKI]

Hello Marek,

25 Feb 2005 (00:26:53) you wrote:

Mikus> this  is the last version developed by Ritlabs and working with
Mikus> 3.x version:

Yes  it  does work with TB! 3.x, but only until you do not try to send
any  kind  of  attachment, because this causes an error. Are there any
plans  to  develop  this  plugin? Do you intent to make some new build
nowadays?

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