ACCOUNT.FLB corruption

Hi All, Not sure how I did it, or if anyone else has seen this, but I managed to corrupt my ACCOUNT.FLB file using tb 2.03b25 Once corrupt, The Bat then causes a memory leak in Windows (2000 and XP) on application startup, basically taking all the virtual memory it can - and never actually runs.

Re: Message ID's & In-Reply-To Headers?

Good [morning|afternoon|day|evening|night] Nick, NA> I don't know if it's this old copy of SecureBat! Pro or not, but some of NA> my threading just doesn't work properly. All the headers seem to be NA> there, but the threading is broken. This is because threading is done only by in-reply-to and

Re: Selective download without first step ?

Good [morning|afternoon|day|evening|night] Philippe, PG> I guess this is impossible because of POP 3 : am I right ? Absolutely - you can only abort POP3 session in order to skip a message. Even on a fast connection, it would be counterproductive. Why do you need it at all? -- All the Best!

Selective download without first step ?

Bonjour, For the moment, the use of the selective download necessitates 2 steps : #1: Download of all the headers #2: Download of the mails not filtered out and delete of all mails Would it be possible to do this in only one step : - TB! downloads all mails but : - While d

Re[3]: Bug? with selecting address book group while adding new address to address book.

Hello Allie, On Sun, 4 Jan 2004 18:35:50 -0500 (05.01.2004 04:35 my local time) you wrote about "Bug? with selecting address book group while adding new address to address book.", at least in part: AM> However, the second part of what I'm experiencing persists. Allie, it's easy Add _se

Re[2]: PGP-Mime next one after S-Mime

Hello Marck, On Sun, 4 Jan 2004 22:23:14 + (05.01.2004 03:23 my local time) you wrote about "PGP-Mime next one after S-Mime", at least in part: MDP> Now that TB has PGP/MIME defaulting to "Auto" and no way of setting MDP> it to a default of "off", the problem is worse. Mea culpa... A

can I edit the generated message from emails created by the Scheduler

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hallo Fledermäuse! is there a place to edit this generated message: > This message was created at 09:30, Montag, 5. Januar 2004 > by the scheduler. The event description follows: - -- regards, Jurgen "Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder..."