Re: Passwords

[Alain de Gevigney]

Hello Goos,

Historians believe that Saturday, March 11, 2017 at 9:19:37 PM was
when, you typed the following:

> Is there a possibility to retrieve the passwords of my various
> accounts I creatred in the Bat!?

Yep, temporary activate log for pop ...


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Re: Passwords

[Stuart Cuddy]

Hello Goos,
Saturday, March 11, 2017, 2:19:37 PM, you wrote:

> Is there a possibility to retrieve the passwords of my various
> accounts I creatred in the Bat!?

If you go to Account/Properties/Transport/Protocol Logging, you will get a log 
file that may show your password, unless it is encrypted.

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Re: Passwords

[Stuart]

Hello Goos,
Thursday, May 5, 2016, 11:32:51 AM, you wrote:

> On the road I want to read/write mail through webmail
> using my tablet or smartphone.
> Thus I need the login information to the mailserver.
> I can't find the yellow notes with the passwords.
> Is there a way to retrieve them from my TB?

Turn on Logging .

Account/Properties/Protocol Logging.

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Re: Passwords

[Chris]

On Wednesday, January 28, 2004 at 10:23:39 PM, Robin H. wrote in the
message "Passwords" :

> I am still trying to figure out TheBat! I like to password protect
> my email accounts. I selected the "select access password", but it
> only asks me for my password if I am downloading mail from my first
> account, not for my others. I also noticed if I select "download
> all", it doesn't ask me for my password at all. How do I get it to
> password protect all of my accounts when I load the program?
  There are a number of options working together here. First, you must
  set and access password on all your accounts. Then, if the "Allow
  send/fetch without entering access password" options (Account
  Properties -> Options) is set, you can check e-mail without entering
  the password.

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