Custom headers?

[Geordon VanTassle]

Can someon etell me how I can add custome mail headers to my outgoing mail?  I would 
like to use Habeus headers, but cannot figure out how to do so, and would appreciate 
any suggestions.

Thanks,
Geordon


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Re: Student, Private, and Business versions

[Geordon VanTassle]

 On Wednesday, November 20, 2002 at 20:31:08 GMT -0600 (which was 8:31 PM where I 
live), thus spake Sean on the subject of "Student, Private, and Business versions":




S> The 'educational' line in the x-mailer header gives out information
S> about me that some people would otherwise not know. It's not a huge
S> deal, but I wish the headers were more generic and did not provide
S> information beyond which e-mail program I use. No other "educational"
S> software that I use (e.g., MS products) identify themselves in such a
S> way.

Are you sure about that?  If memory serves, when I was looking at the
licensing info on an educational copy of some MS software the other
day, you were only legally authorized to use the educational version
AS LONG AS YOU WERE A HALF-TIME OR MORE STUDENT, or if you were
employed FULL TIME AS AN EDUCATOR.  Meaning, if neither applied,you
were illegally using the software.

remember, if you use illegal software, you can go to jail in the USA.

Also, are you absolutely certain that the educational version of the
MS Office suite doesn't mark documents produced with them of the fact
that they are "educational"  versions?  I'd hazard to guess that they
do, even if it's not in as obvious of a place as the X-* headers of an
e-mail message.

That being said, I'd personally prefer if there were an option in TB
to turn off all of the client-generated X- headers.  But that's just
me.


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Re: Only does "save draft?"

[Geordon VanTassle]

 On Tuesday, November 19, 2002 at 21:51:00 GMT + (which was 3:51
 PM where I live), thus spake Marck D Pearlstone on the subject of
 "Only does "save draft?"":

  Believe it or not, the following answers are not just
  aggravation speaking... they are accurate answers to your
  questions.


MDP> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
MDP> Hash: SHA1

MDP> Hi Geordon,

MDP> @19-Nov-2002, 14:44 -0600 (20:44 UK time) Geordon VanTassle [GV] in
MDP> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:

GV>>   I've been fighting with The Bat! for a couple of months, now,
GV>>   to get the "send now" button to work.

MDP> Work? How do you mean. What happens when you press the button?

Nothing happens.  No beep, no error, no close, nothing.

GV>>   Any suggestions?

MDP> I need more information. Do you get a beep - an error? Do you have
MDP> your account configured for deferred or immediate sending? What
MDP> happens when you change this setting? Do you have it set to "Confirm
MDP> immediate sending"? Could this confirmation window placement be
MDP> wrong? Change the setting of this option. See what happens.

Makes no difference if account is set for immediate vs. deferred send.
Tried both ways, still nothing.  Not set for "confirm immediate send"
so the confirmation window should not have anything to do with it.

That being said, I went back and checked the options, and it was set
to sign on completion (?).  Took that off and Lo!  It works!  Now,
where did my PGP installation go, I wonder

The wonders of using a corporate laptop for my personal e-mail.



MDP> There. Some suggestions.

Thanks!  While not quite one you suggested, it was enough to get me in
the right place to make the necessary changes!

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Only does "save draft?"

[Geordon VanTassle]

Hello ,

  I've been fighting with The Bat! for a couple of months, now, to get
  the "send now" button to work.  IT worked FINE when I was using the
  "demo" version.  But, ever since I paid for the license, I can't get
  either the "send letter" or "put in outbox" buttons to work.  The
  only one that works is "save draft" and I have to manually go into
  the outbox and change the status from "Draft" in order for the
  bloody thing to send.

  I've tried to re-install the program, and it still does the same
  thing.  I'm using 1.61

  Any suggestions?

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Why do outbound messages hang in the outbox?

[Geordon VanTassle]

Hello The Bat user list,

  I have recently moved my installation to a Windows 2000 computer,
  with TB as a secondary MUA (my personal one, rather than the "work"
  one) and have discovered something odd:

  When I write a message and hit "send" the message (I would think)
  should move over to the outbox and transmit at the next interval.
  But, it doesn't.  It seems to get "parked" in the outbox, and has to
  manually be changed over to actually send out.

  Any idea why this might happen, or what I can do to fix it?

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Re: How do make the bat show in system tray at startup

[Geordon VanTassle]

 On Friday, June 21, 2002 at 18:01:47 GMT -0500 (which was 6:01 PM where I live), thus 
spake vj135doppa on the subject of "How do make the bat show in system tray at 
startup":




v> hi,

v> I have this utiltiy called "startup manager".I just dropped the bat
v> icon into it.But instead of just showing in the system tray at startup
v> it starts to open the bat.Must have been the executable that i must
v> have dropped.

v> does anyone know how i should proceed so the bat just shows in the
v> system tray and does not execute when my comp boots.I am using win 98.

v> thanks

>From the main The Bat! screen, you should be able to go into:
Options-> Preferences  and select the check-boxes that say "Always
show in system tray" and the one below it, "Only show in system tray"
or something like that.  It works both on Win 2000 and Win 98.  You
can also set it to minimize to system tray.



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Re: SmartBat

[Geordon VanTassle]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-

 On Saturday, March 23, 2002 at 12:50:46 GMT +0100 (which was 5:50 AM
 where I live), thus spake Dierk Haasis on the subject of "SmartBat":


>> I just upgraded to 1.60 and all is working fine. I just had a
>> question. On the Tools menu, I now see "SmartBat. I have heard it
>> mentioned before but what is it? It looks like a note pad of some
>> sort with search capabilities. Thanks everyone!  

DH> That's exactly what it is. Useful for people not having a
clipboard
DH> extender to transfer text.

After messing about with it, it seems that one could also use it as a
sort of poor man's journal, too.


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Re: New 1.60 version ! :-)

[Geordon VanTassle]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-

 On Friday, March 22, 2002 at 23:43:16 GMT -0500 (which was 10:43 PM
 where I live), thus spake Allie C Martin on the subject of "New 1.60
 version ! :-)":

GV>> Looks good! Now, can someone please tell me what the "menu
GV>> navigator" is good for? Alternatively, where can I go to find
out
GV>> more about the new features in 1.60?

ACM> Now that you've installed, take a look at the readme.txt file in
the
ACM> installation directory.


Yes, yes, I've done so, however the readme.txt file has nothing to
say
about that.  Neither does the "help" have anything about it. 
Granted,
I might have just missed something, but I *did* look before I asked.

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Re: New 1.60 version ! :-)

[Geordon VanTassle]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-

 On Friday, March 22, 2002 at 20:51:49 GMT +0100 (which was 1:51 PM
 where I live), thus spake Eric Malausséna on the subject of "New
 1.60 version !   :-)":  




EM> Hi ,

EM> The Bat! 1.60 is released and available on the site :
EM> http://www.ritlabs.com/the_bat/download.html


Looks good!  Now, can someone please tell me what the "menu
navigator"
is good for?  Alternatively, where can I go to find out more about
the
new features in 1.60?

Very nice, though!


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AOL mail via POP?

[Geordon VanTassle]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

Hello list,

  A few days ago, I recall someone posting a link to an application
  that allows AOL email to be fetched via POP.  I thought that I had
  saved that link, but seem to not have.  Can someone please re-post
  that link?

  Thanks in advance.

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Registration SNAFU, dammit!

[Geordon VanTassle]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

Hello list,

  I just registered my copy this morning via BMT Micro
  (http://www.bmtmicro.com).  I put all of the requested info into the
  form on their website, and got my registration info a few minutes
  ago.

  Imagine how PISSED I was to discover that my key and checksum are
  USELESS!  BMT Micro didn't aske me to enter any password, and one is
  required to use the damned registration info!

  AURGH!!!  What can I do, other than pay another three dollars US for
  a password-regeneration, even though the screw-up/forgotten password
  wasn't MY fault?


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Re: [SOT] A Good Alternative to Outlooks Scheduler?

[Geordon VanTassle]

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You mght want to look into SideKick (?) by Starfish Software.  I know that
it did this sort of thing a few years back, it used regular e-mail to
send/recieve scheduling etc.  It was pretty slick, IMO.  Problem was getting
other people to use it. ;)

HTH
Geordon

- - Original Message -
From: "Rick Reumann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Bat List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 9:22 PM
Subject: [SOT] A Good Alternative to Outlooks Scheduler?


> events for different times of the day. What would almost be perfect is
> if the Palm Desktop would allow you to send auto e-mails for an
> alarmed event.
>
> Does anyone have any good product suggestions? Thanks.

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Re: Seach thourgh attachements

[Geordon VanTassle]

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 On Sunday, February 17, 2002 at 00:18:21 GMT -0600 (which was 12:18 AM where I live), 
thus spake Joseph N. on the subject of "Seach thourgh attachements":




JN>  Jonathan Wayne wrote on Saturday, February 16, 2002:

>> Haven't tried it, but it doesn't look like a "google" type of util which indexes
>> your files (and is thus FAST).  I've been looking for something like this also,
>> sort of like the old Magellan.

JN> One|Place, by Enfish, does--I think--precisely what you are
JN> suggesting.



I had downloaded and tried the demo of One|Place a few months back.  I
liked it, but it was too resource-intensive for my setup... I couldn't
do anything else with it open.


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Re: Auto mark as read after filtering

[Geordon VanTassle]

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 On Friday, February 01, 2002 at 13:14:52 GMT + (which was 7:14 AM where I live), 
this spake wee David on the subject of "Auto mark as read after filtering":




wD> Hi.

wD> Is there any way to filter messages to a folder and then have them
wD> marked as read automatically?

wD> Basically, I've joined a high volume mailing list - 656 messages since
wD> joining on 27/01/2002. I don't have time to read every message as it
wD> arrives, but keep them to plough through when I find time. I like the
wD> animated icon alert, but don't want it for all these messages.


Do you mean that you want to have the messages marked as "Read" but
you still want the "new mail" animation when new mail comes in to that
folder?


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PGP questions (was: Re: I've been out of touch)

[Geordon VanTassle]

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 On Sunday, January 27, 2002 at 01:40:51 GMT -0800 (which was 3:40 AM
 where I live), this spake DJ Rose on the subject of "I've been out of
 touch":

DR> I've  also wondered if PGP might be bogus in the sense that the
DR> source might've been paid to create a program that the government
DR> may already have keys to dechipering.

You might want to wander over to the [EMAIL PROTECTED]
group.  They'll probably be able to answer PGP-specific questions very
well for you.  You might also want to check out http://www.pgpi.org

Now, to answer this part of the question: PGP was originally written
by a private US citizen, and the source code of the original version
was printed into a book and sold to the public, as well as being
downloadable.  Therefore, I am personally confident that it was NOT
originally written by the gov't, and they don't have "master" or
"skeleton" keys.

That's just me, though.  Others might have different views.

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Re: PGP Decrypt observation

[Geordon VanTassle]

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 On Friday, January 25, 2002 at 12:45:21 GMT +1300 (which was 5:45 PM where I live), 
this spake Carren Stuart on the subject of "PGP Decrypt observation":




CS> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
CS> Hash: SHA1

CS> On Saturday, 26 January 2002 at 12:04 p.m. Marck wrote:



MDP>> That's where TB's beautiful "Read message" filters come into play.

MDP>> Source  : Inbox
MDP>> Move to : (same)
MDP>> String  : \(PGP Decrypted\)
MDP>> Location: Subject
MDP>> Actions : Delete message
MDP>> Option  : RegEx

MDP>> Create one for every folder that you may use to decrypt messages
CS> into
MDP>> and you'll never leave one lying around again.


CS> Thanks Marck!

CS> As usual TB! always has an answer to everything, and that was the last
CS> thing I would have thought of doing!

CS> Still, I think the plugin's action in this matter is far from ideal and
CS> not at all in keeping with a security function. I am no expert but why
CS> can't the unencrypted messages be read in a seperate viewer as they
CS> are when using PGP tray or GnuPG? Surely it can't be too difficult for
CS> the experts to get it to do that rather than to drop a copy in the
CS> folder.

CS> So far, I see no advantage in using the plugin over the tray commands.
CS> Aside from the *weird* characters it drops into my mails and the above
CS> security issue - the plugin to me is no quicker and no more convenient
CS> that using the tray or hotkeys function. JMHO! :-)

If it were possible for the plugin to use the "Secure viewer" function
of PGP, that would be excellent.  I know that it worked with Outlook
ant Eudora that way, but this seems to be different.

Can we get some/any input from someone in "the know" about that?

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PGP Decrypt observation

[Geordon VanTassle]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

Hello list,

  I was decrypting an encrypted mail this morning, and I was getting
  frustrated as to why I didn't see the cleartext.

  Then, I went back to the folder that the cyphertext was sitting in
  and saw a bunch of copies of the clear-text mail right there.
  Apparently, The Bat! dumps a "new" message, in clear, to the
  location from which it was decrypted.  Interesting!  Is there
  somewhere in the HELP that this behavior is documented?

  Thanks

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Re: the Bat PGP DLL's

[Geordon VanTassle]

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 On Thursday, January 24, 2002 at 18:13:58 GMT -0800 (which was 8:13 PM where I live), 
this spake Keith on the subject of "the Bat PGP DLL's":




K> Hello TBUDL,

K>   How do I properly install the PGP DLL for the bat? I have downloaded
K> the files the the web site, but there are no instructions in the ZIP
K> file or in the FAQ on where to install the DLL and how to use them.




I can answer this one!  Just put the appropriate DLL for your chosen
PGP version into the directory where your TB! executable lives.  That,
and make sure that you choose the version in the OpenPGP properties
panel.

Hope this helps!


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Re: MACRO question

[Geordon VanTassle]

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On Friday, January 18, 2002 at 10:43:14 GMT + (which was 4:43 AM
where I live), this spake Marck D Pearlstone on the subject of "MACRO
question":


>> IIRC, the %INSERTPGPKEY works only with the internal
>> implementation.

MDP> It worked with GnuPG - does that count as internal? I don't think so.
MDP> It may not use a plug-in but it's certainly an external application.

>> At least that was the answer I got, when I asked this question a
>> long time ago. Back then, I made some tests and it really only
>> worked when using the internal PGP implementation.

MDP> Interesting. You may be right.

MDP> You are right - switching to 6.5.8 and the command fails. Back to
MDP> GnuPG and it works. So - mystery solved.

Sounds like I need to switch over to GPG then! :) Thanks, Guys!

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Re: MACRO question

[Geordon VanTassle]

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 On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 02:09:28 GMT + (which was 8:09 PM where I live), 
this spake Marck D Pearlstone on the subject of "MACRO question":




MDP> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
MDP> Hash: SHA1

MDP> Hi Geordon,

MDP> On 18 January 2002 at 19:54:42 -0600 (which was 01:54 where I
MDP> live)Geordon VanTassle wrote to The Bat user list and made these
MDP> points:

>>   Can anyone tell me what the %INSERTPGPKEY="" macro is supposed to
>>   do and how it works?  I haven't been able to discover it, and I'm
>>   curious.

MDP> %INSERTPGPKEY='0x929DCDA0' will insert the public key with the given
MDP> ID as a key block. I could also have said
MDP> %INSERTPGPKEY='[EMAIL PROTECTED]' for the same result.

So, if I understand you right, by including %INSERTPGPKEY='0xB04AF414'
or %INSERTPGPKEY='[EMAIL PROTECTED]'

it should include the public key associated with it.  IS there some
other setting that is required?  I have tried both methods, and
neither one appears to perform as expected. That is, nothing is
entered at that point.




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MACRO question

[Geordon VanTassle]

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Hello list,

  Can anyone tell me what the %INSERTPGPKEY="" macro is supposed to do
  and how it works?  I haven't been able to discover it, and I'm
  curious.

  Thanks!

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Re: PGP_Keys

[Geordon VanTassle]

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 On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 16:18:20 GMT -0800 (which was 6:18 PM where I live), 
this spake Melissa Reese on the subject of "PGP_Keys":

MR> On Thursday, January 17, 2002, at 12:42:07 PM PST, Commo Guy
MR> wrote:

>> Hrm, still doesn't seem to filter correctly.

MR> It worked for me when you posted after trying Peter's recommendation
MR> of starting over with a new filter.  Care to post the maito again so
MR> we can try it again?


MR> Or was Carren's request just sent before you got your new filter
MR> working?

MR> Melissa

The timing on this message is "bad."  This was actually sent BEFORE I
started over with a new filter.  So, everything seems to work
correctly.

Again, thanks to everyone who helped out.


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Re: PGP auto-send setup question

[Geordon VanTassle]

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 On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 23:03:41 GMT +0100 (which was 4:03 PM where I live), 
this spake Peter Palmreuther on the subject of "PGP auto-send setup question":




PP> Hello Geordon,

PP> On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 10:54:03 PM you wrote (at least in
PP> part):

GV>> Ok, I THINK it worked!  Could someone else try it?

PP> Could, did, am satisfied :-)

PP> It works :-)

PP> No applause please *gd&r* :-)))

PP> 

THANK YOU!!!

Thank you all!

Time for a drink!  Sheesh, it shouldn't be this tricky...  Must have
been one little thing missing.


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Re: PGP auto-send setup question

[Geordon VanTassle]

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 On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 22:42:31 GMT +0100 (which was 3:42 PM where I live), 
this spake Peter Palmreuther on the subject of "PGP auto-send setup question":




PP> Hello Geordon,

PP> On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 10:28:34 PM you wrote (at least in
PP> part):

GV>> Any other ideas?  Or have I stumped you? :)

PP> One I have left:

PP> Delete the filter. :-)
PP> No .. that's meant honestly :-)

Heh, ok.  I did, and re-created it via the "wizard" and added the
desired components.

PP> Sometimes there's an absolutely minimum criteria we all look over, but
PP> using the automatic routine this should not be present ...

And sometimes, it's the inherent perversity of mechanical objects that
gets us!

PP> Test again ... Hope it works :-)))

Ok, I THINK it worked!  Could someone else try it?

Thanks!


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Click below for my PGP public key
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=PGP_Keys&Body=Please%20send%20keys

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Re: PGP auto-send setup question

[Geordon VanTassle]

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 On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 22:42:31 GMT +0100 (which was 3:42 PM where I live), 
this spake Peter Palmreuther on the subject of "PGP auto-send setup question":




PP> Hello Geordon,

PP> On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 10:28:34 PM you wrote (at least in
PP> part):

GV>> Any other ideas?  Or have I stumped you? :)

PP> One I have left:

PP> Delete the filter. :-)
PP> No .. that's meant honestly :-)
PP> Delete it, select one of the messages that should have been filtered
PP> and hit ++F

PP> Check "Subject" and/or "Recipient" plus "Override existing filters".

PP> Choose a destination folder (maybe "\\Inbox\PGP-Requests"?)
PP> Use "Edit" button to confirm this dialogue.

PP> Edit the filter that's newly created, set the auto reply function as
PP> you're used to it and test again.

PP> Sometimes there's an absolutely minimum criteria we all look over, but
PP> using the automatic routine this should not be present ...

PP> Test again ... Hope it works :-)))

At this point, I'll give ANYTHING a try!

Be back in a minute or two...


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Re: PGP auto-send setup question

[Geordon VanTassle]

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 On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 13:40:16 GMT -0800 (which was 3:40 PM where I live), 
this spake Melissa Reese on the subject of "PGP auto-send setup question":




MR> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
MR> Hash: SHA1

MR> On Thursday, January 17, 2002, at 1:28:34 PM PST, Geordon VanTassle
MR> wrote:

>> Still doesn't seem to be working.

>> Any other ideas?  Or have I stumped you? :)

MR> In addition to having "Active" enabled, is "Manually only" also
MR> enabled?  Having both enabled can be a problem.

MR> Melissa

No, only ACTIVE.  No Manual Only checked. Bugger.




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Re: PGP auto-send setup question

[Geordon VanTassle]

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 On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 15:24:39 GMT -0600 (which was 3:24 PM where I live), 
this spake Geordon VanTassle on the subject of "PGP auto-send setup question":

Still doesn't seem to be working.

Any other ideas?  Or have I stumped you? :)

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Re: PGP auto-send setup question

[Geordon VanTassle]

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On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 13:19:22 GMT -0800 (which was 3:19 PM
where I live), this spake Melissa Reese on the subject of "PGP
auto-send setup question":

MR> Hello Geordon,

MR> Sometimes, it's the most simple and obvious things we miss when we try
MR> to figure out what went wrong.  These may sound stupid, but it never
MR> hurts to double-check...

Heh, I spent 4 years on first-line phone tech support for several
corporations. :)  I've probably seen just about everything.  At least
I didn't break off my cup holder!

MR> 1) If, while you were in your Sorting Office setting up the filter
MR>rule, are you sure the focus was on "Incoming" when you hit the
MR>"new" rule button?  If the focus was on "Outgoing", your *incoming*
MR>rule is sitting in your outgoing rules doing nothing.

Checked:  Incoming is where the filter is sitting.

MR> 2) Rules are acted upon in order (top to bottom).  Could there be any
MR>rules listed above your new rule that may be interfering?

There's only one filter on that account: the one that I'm trying to
get to work, with everyone's help.

MR> 3) While it's probably not necessary to have the recipient address as
MR>one of your filtering strings, since it looks like you did use both
MR>recipient and subject, did you add the subject string by hitting
MR>the "Add" button on the "Rules" tab?  Or did you put the second
MR>string (subject) on the "Alternatives" tab? ("or").

Hadn't thought of that.  I had set it up as an AND filter.  I took out
one of the conditions, though, the one for recipient.

MR> Melissa

Shall we give it another try?



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Re: PGP auto-send setup question

[Geordon VanTassle]

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On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 09:51:29 GMT +1300 (which was 2:51 PM
where I live), this spake Carren Stuart on the subject of "PGP
auto-send setup question":


CS> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1

CS> No, you didn't misread it - you *do* need the double percent sign
CS> in the template. I am no expert on this but as far as I can tell,
CS> you have things set up exactly the same way I do *except* that I
CS> didn't bother to filter on subject - just on recipient - but I
CS> don't see how that would make any difference.

Oh, ok.  Then I was right about the %% thing.  Good, I'm not going any
more looney!

Anyway, like you said, I wouldn't think that the difference would be
very much, regarding the filter on subject vs. filter on recipient.

CS> So, to clarify, what exactly is happening when you receive a key
CS> request? Is the auto response even creating the return mail? Or is it
CS> just not sending it? I assume that you manually replied to my key
CS> requests earlier?

What's happening?  Nothing!  I get a new-mail notification, no
auto-response is generated to return, nada!  Yes, I manually replied
to one of the messages that you sent.

CS> Puzzled! Melissa will no doubt be along to sort it out for you
CS> shortly! :-)

I know I'm blonde, but I also know that it's just a rumour that
blondes are dumb!

CS> Carren

I sure hope that SOMEONE can tell me where I screwed up!  I thought I
did everything right, but is seems not, for some reason.

Thanks everyone!

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Re: PGP auto-send setup question

[Geordon VanTassle]

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 On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 21:33:20 GMT +0100 (which was 2:33 PM where I live), 
this spake Dierk Haasis on the subject of "PGP auto-send setup question":

DH> Hello Geordon!

DH> On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 9:24:00 PM you wrote:

>> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=PGP_Keys&Body=Please%%20send%%20keys

>> mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=PGP_Keys&Body=Please%20send%20keys

DH> If you have them like that, you have some typos in the first
DH> (template) line, as you can see from the different lengths of the
DH> lines.

Maybe I mis-read something in the article.  I thought is SAID that the
double percent sign was needed in the template.  Let's try this:

mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=PGP_Keys&Body=Please%20send%20keys



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Re: PGP auto-send setup question

[Geordon VanTassle]

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 On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 12:02:28 GMT -0800 (which was 2:02 PM where I live), 
this spake Melissa Reese on the subject of "PGP auto-send setup question":



MR> Could you post an example of how your mailto is presented *in the
MR> template* that contains your mailto? And/or how your mailto is
MR> presented by the time it's on an outgoing mail?

Ok, here's what I have in the template:
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=PGP_Keys&Body=Please%%20send%%20keys

Note that, that's exactly what I have in the QT.  When I insert it
into an e-mail I get:
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=PGP_Keys&Body=Please%20send%20keys

If I click on that after inserting in e-mail, I get:

email address: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
subject: PGP_Keys
body: Please send keys


MR> Sometimes, if the syntax of your mailto isn't properly set up to deal
MR> with the fact that it's in a TB! template, it can create a different
MR> subject line than the one you intended - and therefore the filter,
MR> looking for an *exact* phrase, will not respond.

In the filter that I set up, these are the criteria:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] [Recipient]  [Yes]

PGP_Keys [Subject][Yes]

Rule is ACTIVE

Actions tab:  Send Auto-Reply is checked.

The Auto-Reply template has my Pubkey in it.


Did I miss something?

Thaks!

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Re: PGP auto-send setup question

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 On Thursday, January 17, 2002 at 10:39:37 GMT -0800 (which was 12:39
 PM where I live) Melissa Reese wrote and made these points on the
 subject of "PGP auto-send setup question":

MR> Hello Geordon,

MR> Could you be a bit more specific about the "issues" you're dealing
MR> with?  Saying merely "something seems to be screwed up" doesn't give
MR> us much to go on.  :-)

MR> Melissa

Whoops, you're right.  That was a poorly phrased request.  My mistake.

Anyway, I have gotten to the point where I set up the auto-response
according to the instructions, but nothing goes out when I send a mail
to that account with the parameters that I set.  I.e. subject line
matches what I put in the filter, and I set the "auto-respond" active,
but nothing sends.

Anything more I need to tell you?  What other settings should I check?

Thanks


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PGP auto-send setup question

[Geordon VanTassle]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1

Hello The,

 I seem to be having some issues trying to set up a PGP auto-send.  I
 have followed Melissa Reese's "howto" at
 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/PGP-Basics/files/TB%20%26%20PGP/MailtoInstructions.txt
 but something seems to be screwed up.  I'm using:

 I'm using The Bat! Version 1.53d under Windows 98 4.10 Build 1998

 Can anyone offer suggestions?

   Thanks


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PGP Key ID: 0xFCF06B79

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Comment: All things are sacred, especially a person's thoughts.

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Re: Oddity when replying.

[Geordon VanTassle]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-

On Wednesday, January 16, 2002 at 21:20:07 GMT + (which was 3:20
PM where I live) Alastair Scott wrote and made these points on the
subject of "Oddity when replying.":


Hello Alastair,

Wednesday, January 16, 2002, 3:20:07 PM, you wrote:

AS> Discovered. I'd been doing some testing and forgotten to put back
AS> the editor settings ...

AS> If you go to Options | Editor Preferences and make sure the
AS> 'Persistent Blocks' option is unchecked and the 'Overwrite
Blocks'
AS> option is checked Del will do what you expected it to do.

AS> Alastair


Where can I find out what all of those options are supposed to do?


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Oddity when replying.

[Geordon VanTassle]

Hello list,

  I'm trying to replay to a long e-mail and cut parts out, but when I
  hilight and hit DEL or BACKSPACE, it only deletes a couple of
  characters, rather than the whole selection.  I can CTRL-X it gone,
  though.

  Any ideas on what I can check to figure out why this is happening?

  Thanks

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OpenPGP vs. S/MIME: Preferences?

[Geordon VanTassle]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-

Hello TBUDL,

  I'm wondering what you all think of OpenPGP vs. S/MIME.  What is
the
  benefit of one over the other?  Is there one?  Which do you prefer,
  and why?



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 Ta«
Ta«
 

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Drag-and-drop folders?

[Geordon VanTassle]

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-

Hello TBUDL,

  Can it be done?  Or, did I just miss something?

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Re[2]: HTML based emails

[Geordon VanTassle]

Hello Colin,

Sunday, January 13, 2002, 11:26:44 AM, you wrote:

CG>> Bat looks good except that when receiving emails with HTML
CG>> included (animated gifs etc), Bat shows the fields
CG>> (pics/graphics)within the incoming email as being blank.

CG>> Is this intentional or am I missing something?

Intentional, as far as I can tell: No auto-executing of anything! YAY!

CG> Sorry all, I've sold the problem insofar as I understand Bat cannot
CG> act like a web browser. Shame really but I know there are argumments
CG> for and against.

CG> Parhaps, for the future, a nice touch would be to have a tab/button that
CG> effectively launches iInternet Explorer to view the html.

Gee, all I have to do is double-click on the attached HTML document
and it opens my browser.  You might want to give that a try!  Easy to
prevent auto-infection that way.  You have to voluntarily open the
attachment!

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Re[2]: PGP DLLs?

[Geordon VanTassle]

Hello Joseph,

Saturday, January 12, 2002, 10:05:51 AM, you wrote:

JN> In the primary program directory [in Win98 it might be c:\program
JN> files\The Bat!], not in either of the subdirectories.  You only need
JN> to extract the particular .dll that goes with your version of PGP.

JN> JN


Excellent.  Thanks!

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PGP DLLs?

[Geordon VanTassle]

Hello TBUDL,

  Where do I put the PGP DLLs so that I can access that functionality
  in TB?

  Thanks

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Benefits of registration?

[Geordon VanTassle]

Hello TBUDL,

  Just out of curiosity, what are the "features available only for
  registered users" that are mentioned on the registration page?

  Also, is the boxed-set worth paying for?  I mean, is the book that
  is included in it worth having?  IF so, why?

  I'm GONNA register, I just have to decide which way to do it.

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Match multiple conditions?

[Geordon VanTassle]

Hello The Bat list,

Is there a way to get a message that matches multiple criteria to be
dumped into multiple folders?  For example:

I send a message to two different mailing lists, which I have filters
set up to sort into different folders.  The message that I sent comes
back (one copy from each list), but two copies end up in the folder
for the first matching rule.

IS there a way that I can get these messages to filter into different
folders?

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Re[2]: Should I dump Outlook 2000?

[Geordon VanTassle]

Hello David,

Monday, January 07, 2002, 4:53:50 PM, you wrote:

DvZ> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
DvZ> Hash: SHA1

DvZ> Hello Han,

DvZ> On 7 Jan 2002 at 14:15:24 +0100, Han Thomas [HT] wrote concerning
DvZ> 'Should I dump Outlook 2000?':

JL>>> What is the biggest downside you have found?

HT>> I kinda miss the animated paper clip "assistant", sometimes. I
HT>> think The Bat! should have a little animated bat cartoon character
HT>> to annoy you occaisionally.

DvZ> You're kidding here aren't you?

Why would that be a joke? >;)  You gotta have SOMETHING to shoot
rubber bands at, don't you?

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