On October 19, 2010 at 2:03 AM aweb...@wwwebbers.com aweb...@wwwebbers.com
wrote:
Thanks, it makes sense that it would re-create. In this case it would mean
that
literally dozens (actually hundreds I think) of messages.tbb files were
quarantined all at the same time.
I'm using Microsoft Security Essentials and while I don't know exactly what
folder it uses, its list of Quarantined files is 1, dated 3/9/2010 (so not
sure if March or September, probably the latter) and it also warns me you
haven't run a scan in a while. I have the feeling it may have updated
versions
on the weekend too, so it's possible there's a connection but with no
indication
of finding problems in Oct/10 I'm not sure.
I looked again and from within The Bat!, only the 4 standard folders (Inbox,
Outbox, Sent, Trash) are visible in all accounts, including the main account
that has a couple of other folders visible from within Windows Explorer.
=aw
Following up to my own response, I did a serach on C: for MESSAGES.TBB and found
1300 of them. I actually did this on the weekend but I was on my internal 13
screen and the first couple of screens were all fairly old.
Of 1318 files MESSAGES.TBB, 19 are in C:\Users\AW\My Documents\The
Bat!\*\Inbox\ (the new ones, all 4K except the main account at 19K). But the
other 1299 are in C:\Users\AW\My Documents\Transit\The Bat!\... and have a
variety of sizes and dates. On the weekend I thought Transit referred to a
move from one version of The Bat! to another, but I just realized that My
Documents\Transit is supposed to be documents on public transport (system maps,
etc.).
Is it possible that I dragged the folder The Bat! INTO Transit, which is
next to it? Would that have had this result? I suspect it would. If the above
user error is in fact the cause, can I just delete the entire My Documents\The
Bat! structure that's there (with only 3 emails), drag My
Documents\Transit\The Bat! up a level, and re-launch The Bat! ? Or do I need to
re-import or something?
Thanks again!
=aw
Current version is 4.2.23 | 'Using TBUDL' information:
http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html