Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Greg Strong]

Hello Jean,

Sunday, January 25, 2004, 1:49:32 PM, Jean Site wrote:

JS> What FYI stands for ?

http://www.acronymfinder.com/af-query.asp?String=exact&Acronym=FYI&Find=Find

You can use www.acronymfinder.com for any acronym. It is handy.

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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Mary R Bull]

Hello Mark!

On Sunday, January 25, 2004, 3:17 PM, you wrote:

MRB>> Glad I didn't miss the mark too much. :)

MW> Ouch.

Apologies. Truly wasn't aiming at you with that set of letters
(m-a-r-k). You know what? I'm only one letter off your name in my own
(m-a-r-y). I may have just shot myself in the foot--or put my foot in
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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Mark Wieder]

Mary-

Sunday, January 25, 2004, 10:44:41 AM, you wrote:

MRB> Glad I didn't miss the mark too much. :)

Ouch.

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Re: Help with English expressions [was I kinda like my Bat :)]

[Mary R Bull]

Hello Jean!

On Sunday, January 25, 2004, 1:49 PM, you wrote:

JS> Thanks Mary

JS> OK. I'LL ask next question on Tbot.

I know you tried! As I just wrote to Henk, I had a long phone call
from my sister, and it's made me a little late answering you.

>> In addition, I've included a "Reply to:" address in my headers, to make
>> it easy for you to Reply to this e-mail on tbot rather than on tbudl.

JS> I understand that I can't use your"Reply to:" address!

No. That idea of mine didn't work. tbudl over-wrote what I had put in
Reply-to with its own address.

TF>>Just FYI! ;-)

JS> What FYI stands for ?

Thomas Fernandez, a long-time subscriber and poster, was saying, "For
Your Information," and sort of teasing me for not realizing the
situation about Reply-to already.

JS> For continuing on Tbot what can I do?

Try this for right now:

Set up a new message window and in the To: field copy this:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

For the subject line copy this:

Re: Help with English expressions [was I kinda like my Bat :)]

Then do Select All on this post and copy-and-paste it into your new
message. That way you will be starting a new thread, where we can
answer your questions on tbot.

At least I hope that perhaps this will work.

Reply to:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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Re: Help with English expressions [was I kinda like my Bat :)]

[Mary R Bull]

Hello Henk!

On Sunday, January 25, 2004, 1:40 PM, you wrote:

MRB>> Also, I know this is Off-Topic. Apologies in advance of the inevitable
MRB>> moderator's reminder. Shall we take this to tbot ...

HdB> For me English is also not my first language. So I would love to have the
HdB> opportunity to ask about translations and interpretations. I am
HdB> reading TBOT as well, so if we can go there with our questions. Maybe
HdB> we could agree to some kind of easy to understand or recognize
HdB> threadname?

I am sorry to be so late with this Reply. I had a long phone call from
my sister in the interval between your post and my seeing it.

I am trying Paul Cartwright's suggestion of a CC to tbot.

A tentative new name for the thread is in the subject line of this
post. I will be happy to go with whatever everyone thinks the new
thread should be named.

Also, if only, as with Paul, a copy-and-paste will work, you could
copy-and-paste this and manually put in the Subject line and Reply to:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

I will be most happy to try to answer any questions you have, that I'm
able to, and I'm sure many others on tbot will feel the same as I do
about trying to give this kind of help.

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Re[2]: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Jean Site]

Hello Mary,

Sunday, January 25, 2004, 7:01:59 PM, you wrote:

MRB> Hello Thomas!

MRB> On Sunday, January 25, 2004, 11:50 AM, you wrote:

>>> In addition, I've included a "Reply to:" address in my headers, to make it
>>> easy for you to Reply to this e-mail on tbot rather than on tbudl.

TF>> I just hit reply, and I get you here. The reason is that the list
TF>> server will overwrite any Reply-To header with its own address.

MRB> Yes, spotted that when I looked at my message to Jean on this list. :/

TF>> Just FYI! ;-)

MRB> Thanks a bunch. :) Well, I tried! I guess I could have put the Reply
MRB> to in the message body, as a work-around?

MRB> Jean seems like an interesting addition to the TB! conversation group.
MRB> Also, by his full-quote rule violation, I judge he's pretty new to
MRB> posting with us.

MRB> I hope he'll write to us on tbot soon. :)

MRB> Please reply to:

MRB>  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

MRB> :)


Thanks Mary

OK. I'LL ask next question on Tbot.


> In addition, I've included a "Reply to:" address in my headers, to make 
> it easy for you to Reply to this e-mail on tbot rather than on tbudl.

I don't see your "Reply to:" address. But what do I do?  

> I just hit reply, and I get you here. The reason is that the list
> server will overwrite any Reply-To header with its own address.

I just hit reply!
I just hit reply, and I get you here!

I understand that I can't use your"Reply to:" address!

>Just FYI! ;-)
What FYI stands for ?

For continuing on Tbot what can I do?

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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

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Hallo Mary,

On Sunday, January 25, 2004, 5:32:32 PM, you wrote:


translation/interpretation


MRB> Also, I know this is Off-Topic. Apologies in advance of the inevitable
MRB> moderator's reminder. Shall we take this to tbot without being told
MRB> to, Jean?

For me English is also not my first language. So I would love to have the
opportunity to ask about translations and interpretations. I am
reading TBOT as well, so if we can go there with our questions. Maybe
we could agree to some kind of easy to understand or recognize
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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Mary R Bull]

Hello Richard!

On Sunday, January 25, 2004, 12:30 PM, you wrote:

JS>> I am not sure to understand exactly some sentences:

RW> Sorry I didn't ignore you. I've just been out all the time ...

I figured that, Richard, and the same for Miguel. :) Was delighted at
the opportunity to play with words and possibly make a new on-line
friend. :)

RW> ... and see that Mary provided a quite excellent answer to my use
RW> of slang words. ...

Glad I didn't miss the mark too much. :)

RW> ... I'm sure she was also inwardly cringing at my terrible use of
RW> the English language at the same time :-)

I *was* *not*! My goodness, what a thing to say! I really enjoy
slang--have a private stash of my own, both inherited and acquired.
And for a native UK speaker, you do okay with English. 

If Jean's still reading this thread, I hope he will know that I'm only
teasing with that last sentence. Both on-line and in person I have
found your use of English impeccable, and a conversation with you is
always a pure joy. :)

Ah well, also: so much for my efforts to take this to tbot. :/

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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

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Hello Miguel!

On Sunday, January 25, 2004, 12:16 PM, you wrote:

MRB>> Also, Miguel is not subscribed there--he doesn't have time for that
MRB>> extra list.

M> Nah, that's probably just an excuse ;-)

Now you tell me! Right when I'm in the middle of trying to welcome
this great new guy into our conversations!!

BTW, did I translate you and RW correctly?

M> Hm! I can smell your coffee from here, smells so good! ;-)

Ah, yes, I sent its spirit winging your way. Wish I could zap myself
immediately to sunny Spain, out of this cold Middle Tennessee winter
and bring you a whole potful, along with a refrigerator full of, what
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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

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Hello Jean,

On Sun, 25 Jan 2004 you wrote in 

> On Sunday i am trying to improve my english.
> I need help.

> I am not sure to understand exactly some sentences:

Sorry I didn't ignore you. I've just been out all the time and see that
Mary provided a quite excellent answer to my use of slang words. I'm
sure she was also inwardly cringing at my terrible use of the English
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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[MAU]

Hello Mary,

> Also, Miguel is not subscribed there--he doesn't have time for that
> extra list.

Nah, that's probably just an excuse ;-)

Hm! I can smell your coffee from here, smells so good! ;-)

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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Mary R Bull]

Hello Thomas!

On Sunday, January 25, 2004, 11:50 AM, you wrote:

>> In addition, I've included a "Reply to:" address in my headers, to make it
>> easy for you to Reply to this e-mail on tbot rather than on tbudl.

TF> I just hit reply, and I get you here. The reason is that the list
TF> server will overwrite any Reply-To header with its own address.

Yes, spotted that when I looked at my message to Jean on this list. :/

TF> Just FYI! ;-)

Thanks a bunch. :) Well, I tried! I guess I could have put the Reply
to in the message body, as a work-around?

Jean seems like an interesting addition to the TB! conversation group.
Also, by his full-quote rule violation, I judge he's pretty new to
posting with us.

I hope he'll write to us on tbot soon. :)

Please reply to:

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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello Mary,

On Sun, 25 Jan 2004 11:37:31 -0600 GMT (26/01/2004, 00:37 +0700 GMT),
Mary R Bull wrote:

> In addition, I've included a "Reply to:" address in my headers, to make it
> easy for you to Reply to this e-mail on tbot rather than on tbudl.

I just hit reply, and I get you here. The reason is that the list
server will overwrite any Reply-To header with its own address.

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Jean Site, [JS] wrote:

JS> Also, I know this is Off-Topic. Apologies in advance of the
JS> inevitable moderator's reminder.

Thanks. But another reminder. :) Ouch.


Note: This moderator's interjection is a note to all readers and not
just to the person being replied to, even if their post may have
instigated this reply. Please don't feel singled out Jean.

Please trim replies to context. A sure fire indicator that insufficient
trimming has been done is that the original signature and list footer
remain in the quoted text.

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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Mary R Bull]

Hello Jean!

On Sunday, January 25, 2004, 11:12 AM, you wrote. in part:

JS> This helps. Thanks Mary.

You're welcome. :)

And then you wrote, quoting me:

JS> ["]Shall we take this to tbot without being told to, Jean?["]
JS> Are you suggesting that this question is better for tbot than for tbuld?

Yes, I really think it is. Are you subscribed there? If not, here's
the "mail to:" address for subscribing:

[EMAIL PROTECTED]

In addition, I've included a "Reply to:" address in my headers, to make it
easy for you to Reply to this e-mail on tbot rather than on tbudl.

Of course, it's possible that the moderators would not regard this
conversation as off-topic for tbudl. Sometimes my mind--out of being
wary of transgressing :) --interprets tbudl's rules more strictly than
the moderators do. :)

Also, Miguel is not subscribed there--he doesn't have time for that
extra list. So, since you were originally Replying to a MAU (Miguel)
posting, it was entirely appropriate for you to ask your questions for
the first time on this list, where the expressions that were puzzling
you were being used. I just thought that now, we might move it to
tbot. In case there were some more expressions that you wanted to have
explained.

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Re[2]: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Jean Site]

Hello Mary,

Sunday, January 25, 2004, 5:32:32 PM, you wrote:

MRB> Hello Jean!

MRB> On Sunday, January 25, 2004, 8:57 AM, you wrote:

R>>>> Looks as though some long evenings are coming up as I've just got to
R>>>> give it a go! I don't know whether to thank you or not for leading me
R>>>> down that path! ;-)

M>>> Have a nice weekend ;-)

JS>> On Sunday i am trying to improve my english.
JS>> I need help.

MRB> Since Miguel hasn't answered yet, nor so far anyone else that I see on
MRB> my tbudl folder, I'll give it a try. I live in the U.S., born in
MRB> Texas, now residing in Tennessee. I've been with TB! for going on two
MRB> years now. One of the most wonderful things to me about the mailing
MRB> lists are the messages coming from people whose native language is not
MRB> my own. I've been learning so very much from all of you.

MRB> So, I want to try to help on this.

JS>> I am not sure to understand exactly some sentences:

JS>> I kinda like my Bat.. The thread's title

MRB> It's a sort of humor. "Kinda" means "sort of" or "somewhat." It's an
MRB> understatement. What's really meant is "I like my e-mail client, *The
MRB> Bat!* very, very, very much, in spite of its few things that need
MRB> fixing."

JS>> I don't suppose you'd consider knocking up a little 'how to' document
JS>> would you?

MRB> Roughly translated, this means: I don't suppose you would want to
MRB> write a message that explains how to do this, would you?

JS>> Nah! Chickened out

MRB> "Chickened out" is a slang expression, used in a derisive tone of
MRB> voice. It means that the recipient who is accused of "chickening out"
MRB> has become scared of doing a particular thing, or has seen the
MRB> particular thing as too difficult, and so has changed his mind. He
MRB> will now not do what he had said he was going to do.

MRB> So, he's basically being called a coward. To be "chicken" is to be
MRB> "cowardly."

MRB> And, since he said this of himself, he's just indulging in a bit of
MRB> humor, perhaps to forestall being teased about deciding not to give up
MRB> a whole weekend to learning this new thing.

JS>> I'll stick with hovering over CTRL+SHT+DEL thanks

MRB> This is a metaphor: his hands are hovering over--meaning, in a
MRB> position just above--these keys on the keyboard. It means he'll go on
MRB> using them rather than go through the long process of learning a new
MRB> (although possibly better) way.

JS>> Oh heck, I've just got sucked into the wonders of WindowBlinds

MRB> "Oh heck" is a mild euphemism for "Oh hell."

MRB> To get "sucked into" something means to have been fooled or lured into
MRB> it, against one's better judgment.

MRB> "The wonders of WindowBlinds" is a partly ironic expression. He's
MRB> fascinated, but it's going to take up so much of his time to learn to
MRB> use this program that he's rueful, also.

JS>> And

JS>> in "I do, but YMMV" What stands YMMV for

MRB> YMMV stands for "your mileage may vary." Again, this is a figure of
MRB> speech, taken from the automobile industry. It means, in this context,
MRB> that "you may not have the same experience which I've had with this."

JS>> Thanks for help

MRB> My pleasure, if it is truly a help!  I'm retired from teaching
MRB> elementary school--the last 10 years of my service was with 10-,11-, and
MRB> 12-year-old youngsters in the sixth grade.

MRB> I hope--given this background--that I haven't "talked down" to you.

MRB> My undergraduate degree is in English Literature. I love to the point
MRB> of passion dealing with words and their backgrounds and meanings. :)

MRB> Also, I know this is Off-Topic. Apologies in advance of the inevitable
MRB> moderator's reminder. Shall we take this to tbot without being told
MRB> to, Jean?

This helps. Thanks Mary.

Also, I know this is Off-Topic. Apologies in advance of the inevitable
moderator's reminder. Shall we take this to tbot without being told
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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Mary R Bull]

Hello Jean!

On Sunday, January 25, 2004, 8:57 AM, you wrote:

R>>> Looks as though some long evenings are coming up as I've just got to
R>>> give it a go! I don't know whether to thank you or not for leading me
R>>> down that path! ;-)

M>> Have a nice weekend ;-)

JS> On Sunday i am trying to improve my english.
JS> I need help.

Since Miguel hasn't answered yet, nor so far anyone else that I see on
my tbudl folder, I'll give it a try. I live in the U.S., born in
Texas, now residing in Tennessee. I've been with TB! for going on two
years now. One of the most wonderful things to me about the mailing
lists are the messages coming from people whose native language is not
my own. I've been learning so very much from all of you.

So, I want to try to help on this.

JS> I am not sure to understand exactly some sentences:

JS> I kinda like my Bat.. The thread's title

It's a sort of humor. "Kinda" means "sort of" or "somewhat." It's an
understatement. What's really meant is "I like my e-mail client, *The
Bat!* very, very, very much, in spite of its few things that need
fixing."

JS> I don't suppose you'd consider knocking up a little 'how to' document
JS> would you?

Roughly translated, this means: I don't suppose you would want to
write a message that explains how to do this, would you?

JS> Nah! Chickened out

"Chickened out" is a slang expression, used in a derisive tone of
voice. It means that the recipient who is accused of "chickening out"
has become scared of doing a particular thing, or has seen the
particular thing as too difficult, and so has changed his mind. He
will now not do what he had said he was going to do.

So, he's basically being called a coward. To be "chicken" is to be
"cowardly."

And, since he said this of himself, he's just indulging in a bit of
humor, perhaps to forestall being teased about deciding not to give up
a whole weekend to learning this new thing.

JS> I'll stick with hovering over CTRL+SHT+DEL thanks

This is a metaphor: his hands are hovering over--meaning, in a
position just above--these keys on the keyboard. It means he'll go on
using them rather than go through the long process of learning a new
(although possibly better) way.

JS> Oh heck, I've just got sucked into the wonders of WindowBlinds

"Oh heck" is a mild euphemism for "Oh hell."

To get "sucked into" something means to have been fooled or lured into
it, against one's better judgment.

"The wonders of WindowBlinds" is a partly ironic expression. He's
fascinated, but it's going to take up so much of his time to learn to
use this program that he's rueful, also.

JS> And

JS> in "I do, but YMMV" What stands YMMV for

YMMV stands for "your mileage may vary." Again, this is a figure of
speech, taken from the automobile industry. It means, in this context,
that "you may not have the same experience which I've had with this."

JS> Thanks for help

My pleasure, if it is truly a help!  I'm retired from teaching
elementary school--the last 10 years of my service was with 10-,11-, and
12-year-old youngsters in the sixth grade.

I hope--given this background--that I haven't "talked down" to you.

My undergraduate degree is in English Literature. I love to the point
of passion dealing with words and their backgrounds and meanings. :)

Also, I know this is Off-Topic. Apologies in advance of the inevitable
moderator's reminder. Shall we take this to tbot without being told
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Re[2]: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Jean Site]

Hello MAU,

Friday, January 23, 2004, 6:55:54 PM, you wrote:

M> Hello Richard,

>> Looks as though some long evenings are coming up as I've just got to
>> give it a go! I don't know whether to thank you or not for leading me
>> down that path! ;-)

M> Have a nice weekend ;-)

On Sunday i am trying to improve my english.
I need help.

I am not sure to understand exactly some sentences:

I kinda like my Bat.. The thread's title

I don't suppose you'd consider knocking up a little 'how to' document
would you? 

Nah! Chickened out

I'll stick with hovering over CTRL+SHT+DEL thanks

Oh heck, I've just got sucked into the wonders of WindowBlinds

And

in "I do, but YMMV" What stands YMMV for

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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[MAU]

Hello Doug,

> Your reply folders -- do you just drag messages into the 10 day one or
> is that automated also?

That is done in folder Properties. See:

http://www.rancho-k.com/Folder_Del1.png
http://www.rancho-k.com/Folder_Del2.png

As you can see, I have ticked the "Use alternative deletion for purging
this folder" option and I do purge and compress complete message base
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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

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Hi MAU,


Friday, January 23, 2004, 9:51:45 AM, you wrote:

> Hello Richard,

>> I was just wondering if you could elucidate how you go about ignoring
>> threads which you are not interested in?

> :-) See http://www.rancho-k.com/


Ok, I have Power-Pro running at work and used to use Stiletto, I might
try that.

Your reply folders -- do you just drag messages into the 10 day one or
is that automated also?

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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[MAU]

Hello Doug,

> That sounds great.  Any chance of a sample of your filters?

I have over 100 filters in my main account. Don't these two messages
from the archive give you enough of a hit? Let me know if not and I'll
try to do my best.

,- [ http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg39937.html ]
| Date: Fri, 17 May 2002 02:22:15 +0200
| From: "Miguel A. Urech" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: My filters, colour groups and ticker setup (Re: ticker info?)
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,- [ http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg49459.html ]
| Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2002 01:17:41 +0200
| From: "Miguel A. Urech" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| To: Dave Crocker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Subject: Re: Displaying "new" status in account tree pane and folder summary
| pane
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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

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Hello MAU,

On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 you wrote in 

>> Looks as though some long evenings are coming up as I've just got to
>> give it a go! I don't know whether to thank you or not for leading me
>> down that path! ;-)

> Have a nice weekend ;-)

Nah! Chickened out. Far too much to learn.

I'll stick with hovering over CTRL+SHT+DEL thanks - far easier :-)

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[MAU]

Hello Richard,

> Looks as though some long evenings are coming up as I've just got to
> give it a go! I don't know whether to thank you or not for leading me
> down that path! ;-)

Have a nice weekend ;-)

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Hello MAU,

On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 you wrote in 

>> I was just wondering if you could elucidate how you go about ignoring
>> threads which you are not interested in?

> :-) See http://www.rancho-k.com/

Oh heck, I've just got sucked into the wonders of WindowBlinds and have
so far resisted PowerPro but that ignore feature is going to be too hard
to resist.

Looks as though some long evenings are coming up as I've just got to
give it a go! I don't know whether to thank you or not for leading me
down that path! ;-)

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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Doug Weller]

Quoting MAU <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Hello Doug,
> 
> > That looks very good. How much of the moving into the appropriate folder is
> done
> > manually and how much automaticall?
> 
> Most is done 'automagically' using filters (sorting rules).
> 
> > I MUST clean up my inbox, which is well over 3000 messages.
> 
> Mine, which I call "My Inbox" only has 7 with 3 still unread :)

That sounds great.  Any chance of a sample of your filters?

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[MAU]

Hello Doug,

> That looks very good. How much of the moving into the appropriate folder is done
> manually and how much automaticall?

Most is done 'automagically' using filters (sorting rules).

> I MUST clean up my inbox, which is well over 3000 messages.

Mine, which I call "My Inbox" only has 7 with 3 still unread :)

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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Doug Weller]

Quoting MAU <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> Hello Richard,
> 
> > I was just wondering if you could elucidate how you go about ignoring
> > threads which you are not interested in?
> 
> :-) See http://www.rancho-k.com/

That looks very good. How much of the moving into the appropriate folder is done 
manually and how much automaticall?

I MUST clean up my inbox, which is well over 3000 messages.

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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[MAU]

Hello Richard,

> I was just wondering if you could elucidate how you go about ignoring
> threads which you are not interested in?

:-) See http://www.rancho-k.com/

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[MAU]

Hello Greg,

> Are these common folders?

No, I hardly use common folders. See http://www.rancho-k.com/For_Greg.png

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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

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Hello Miguel,

On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 you wrote in 

> These should give you a fairly good idea of my setup. Feel free to ask
> questions about it but, if you do, please do so on list.

,- [ http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg49459.html ]
| So, the idea is that if I have any "important" messages Unread, they
| will be either in MyInbox or Inbox-Unknown folders.
`-

I had a look at your instructions and was interested to read the
following sentence there:

> "My first two filters look for Ignored threads (messages from mail
> list that 'belong' to threads I'm not interested in) and SPAM."

I normally just have my fingers hovering over the "Delete" key or, if
it's a thread I know I'll never be interested in, "CTRL+SHFT+DEL" for
instant zapping. I have kill rules that are always there for certain
topics and a couple of posters, but I can't see how to set up for
instant ignoring of follow up messages to threads from which I have
deleted the first message. In Ameol (an OLR I use with CIX) there's a
wonderful addon that finds all orphaned messages and deletes them so
they're never seen but I can't see how to do it here. If it means adding
a sorting office rule then that's just a little bit too much like hard
work, especially if a particular topic only has a couple of posts to it.

I was just wondering if you could elucidate how you go about ignoring
threads which you are not interested in?

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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Greg Strong]

Hello MAU,

Thursday, January 22, 2004, 6:22:43 PM, MAU wrote:


M> Feel free to ask questions about it but, if you do, please do so on
M> list.

,- [ http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg39937.html ]
| I manage 20 accounts, 299 folders, some 20 mail lists, at least 10
| colour groups, and only in my main account (the most active one) 17
| Incoming filters, 10 outgoing, 11 read and 9 replied. And like many of
| you, only on this main account, I receive 100s of messages and send
| quite a bit.
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,- [ http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg49459.html ]
| So, the idea is that if I have any "important" messages Unread, they
| will be either in MyInbox or Inbox-Unknown folders. 
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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[MAU]

Hello Stuart,

> I don't suppose you'd consider knocking up a little 'how to' document
> would you?

In my previous reply I said:

> Anyway, I once wrote about how I manage my "Must Reply" folder and some
> others. I'll try to find it and give you a hint.

Well, you may want to go to the list archives and look for these two
messages:

,- [  ]
| Date: Fri, 17 May 2002 02:22:15 +0200
| From: "Miguel A. Urech" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Subject: My filters, colour groups and ticker setup (Re: ticker info?)
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,- [  ]
| Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2002 01:17:41 +0200
| From: "Miguel A. Urech" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| To: Dave Crocker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
| Subject: Re: Displaying "new" status in account tree pane and folder summary
| pane
`-

These should give you a fairly good idea of my setup. Feel free to ask
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[MAU]

Hello Stuart,

> I don't suppose you'd consider knocking up a little 'how to' document
> would you?

Have you seen  on this same
thread? Does that give you a hint?

Anyway, I once wrote about how I manage my "Must Reply" folder and some
others. I'll try to find it and give you a hint.


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[MAU]

Hello Mark,

> You've got 65 messages in your Must Reply folder that are 60 days old!

Well, you can't just trust the names of my folders :) In this case it
doesn't necessarily mean they have not been replied. I keep most of them
here to remind me about some long standing open issues.

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M> There are different ways to achieve that and much more in TB. If you take
M> a look at http://www.rancho-k.com/Follow_Up.png it may give you an idea
M> of what I do with filters, flags, colour groups and folder deletion
M> options.
I don't suppose you'd consider knocking up a little 'how to' document
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[MAU]

Hello Peter,

> How do you sort the message dates on a regular basis?  Would you not have to
> manually initiate a filter everytime?

That is done in folder Properties. See:

http://www.rancho-k.com/Folder_Del1.png
http://www.rancho-k.com/Folder_Del2.png

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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Mark Wieder]

MAU-

You've got 65 messages in your Must Reply folder that are 60 days old!

No wonder you never write...

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[Peter Chiou]

How do you sort the message dates on a regular basis?  Would you not have to manually 
initiate a filter everytime?

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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Jonathan Angliss]

On Thursday, January 22, 2004, Matt Thoene wrote...

>> I was talking to Allie about Outlook 2003... I have to say it is
>> much improved. There is even a "unread mail" folder which shows all
>> your unread mail across folders, a bit like TB's ticker ;)

> Hmm...I actually have 2003 installed here in the computer and did
> take a look at it. I haven't had a chance to mess with it too much,
> but it doesn't look bad. Have you played with it much Jonathan? And
> with that, he veers OT :)

If it continues after this email, we should go onto TBOT.

Yes, I use it for work, no choice... exchange server :) Supports
minimizing to the system tray now too. There are a few little things
that they put in that I've been after in it for a long time... it's
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[MAU]

Hello Thomas,

> Beautiful, but you have a scary amount of unread messages. ;-)

Most (1600+) are basically on a very active newsgroup. But if you have
noticed I have a "Reps2me" folder, guess what for ;-), with only 2
unread and a "Watch" one for the threads I interested in following in
that newsgroup.


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[Matt Thoene]

On Thursday, January 22, 2004 @ 7:25:37 AM [-0700], Jonathan Angliss wrote:

> I was talking to Allie about Outlook 2003... I have to say it is much
> improved. There is even a "unread mail" folder which shows all your
> unread mail across folders, a bit like TB's ticker ;)

Hmm...I actually have 2003 installed here in the computer and did take
a look at it. I haven't had a chance to mess with it too much, but it
doesn't look bad. Have you played with it much Jonathan?  And with
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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hello MAU,

On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 00:48:34 +0100 GMT (22/01/2004, 06:48 +0700 GMT),
MAU wrote:

> http://www.rancho-k.com/MyBat1.png

Beautiful, but you have a scary amount of unread messages. ;-)

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[Michael Thompson]

Hello Jonathan,

On Thu, 22 Jan 2004, at 09:25:37 [GMT -0600] (which was 15:25 in my
TimeZone) you wrote:




JA> On Thursday, January 22, 2004, Peter Chiou wrote...

>> It is the feature of flagging a message. Once a message is flagged,
>> it pops up in a "Follow Up" folder so you can always go to that
>> folder and follow up on the messages. Once the flag is cleared, it
>> disappears from the "Follow Up" folder but remains in its native
>> folder. Quite useful for tracking to-do's.

>> Twould be a nice feature to incorporate into TB!

JA> I was talking to Allie about Outlook 2003... I have to say it is much
JA> improved. There is even a "unread mail" folder which shows all your
JA> unread mail across folders, a bit like TB's ticker ;)


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[Jonathan Angliss]

On Thursday, January 22, 2004, Peter Chiou wrote...

> It is the feature of flagging a message. Once a message is flagged,
> it pops up in a "Follow Up" folder so you can always go to that
> folder and follow up on the messages. Once the flag is cleared, it
> disappears from the "Follow Up" folder but remains in its native
> folder. Quite useful for tracking to-do's.

> Twould be a nice feature to incorporate into TB!

I was talking to Allie about Outlook 2003... I have to say it is much
improved. There is even a "unread mail" folder which shows all your
unread mail across folders, a bit like TB's ticker ;)

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[MAU]

Hello Peter,

> Quite useful for tracking to-do's.
> 
> Twould be a nice feature to incorporate into TB!

There are different ways to achieve that and much more in TB. If you take
a look at http://www.rancho-k.com/Follow_Up.png it may give you an idea
of what I do with filters, flags, colour groups and folder deletion
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Re: I kinda like my Bat :)

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Thursday, January 22, 2004, 1:42:24 PM, you wrote:
> It is the feature of flagging a message.  Once a
> message is flagged, it pops up in a "Follow Up" folder so
> you can always go to that folder and follow up on the
> messages.  Once the flag is cleared, it disappears from
> the "Follow Up" folder but remains in its native folder. 
> Quite useful for tracking to-do's.

> Twould be a nice feature to incorporate into TB!

indeed - I would find that very useful. I had hoped to be
able to use the scheduler for that kind of "do it later"
message, but have not yet found a way of doing it.

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Ooh.  I just got Outlook 2003 at work and found a new feature that I've always wanted 
but never verbalized since I didn't know just how useful it would be.

It is the feature of flagging a message.  Once a message is flagged, it pops up in a 
"Follow Up" folder so you can always go to that folder and follow up on the messages.  
Once the flag is cleared, it disappears from the "Follow Up" folder but remains in its 
native folder.  Quite useful for tracking to-do's.

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[MAU]

Hello P.Johnson,

> Very nice, but where is my reply (as the P. Johnson in the
> screenshot...)? :-)))

I guess I never did hit Send :-))

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[MAU]

Hello ken,

> Pretty cool.  Is that using WindowBlinds or similar?

Yes, a WindowBlinds skin called "Lignite" and with a slightly modified
by me ( yellowish instead of grey unread envelope icon) glyphs_55.bmp from:

http://www.thebatworld.de/system/sections/index.php?op=listarticles&secid=10

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[P.Johnson]

On Wednesday, January 21, 2004, 9:48 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

M> ...
M> http://www.rancho-k.com/MyBat2.png
M> ...

Very nice, but where is my reply (as the P. Johnson in the
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MAU wrote:
> Hello all,

> http://www.rancho-k.com/MyBat1.png
> http://www.rancho-k.com/MyBat2.png
> http://www.rancho-k.com/MyBat3.png

> I do, but YMMV :)



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[MAU]

Hello all,

http://www.rancho-k.com/MyBat1.png
http://www.rancho-k.com/MyBat2.png
http://www.rancho-k.com/MyBat3.png

I do, but YMMV :)

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