Re: Attachment symbol disappearing for some HTML messages with embedded images

·---·-Date---· | Volker Ahrendt| 2007-01-29 | ·---·· [Reply to: »Hendrik Oesterlin« · 2007-01-27 · 11:32 h (CET)] Hello, Hendrik! > I thi

Re: TBB and TBI

Hello Bob, > 1. Does "refresh" rebuild the index of a mailbox? No. As Roelof points in his reply, 'Refresh' is for VFs and I think it should be disabled (greyed out) for normal folders. > 2. I notice, in each folder, a .TBB and a .TBI file, together with > a group of .tmp files. Is .TBI

Re: TBB and TBI

Hello Roelof, BR>> 2. I notice, in each folder, a .TBB and a .TBI file, together with BR>> a group of .tmp files. Is .TBI the index? And why are there .tmp BR>> files in each mailbox? > > The .tbb contains the messages, the .tbi is the index file, there > shouldn't be any .tmp files (I have none)

Re: TBB and TBI

Hello Dwight, >> IIRC the Memos for a message are stored in the index file .tbi - if >> one deletes the index file, the memos (if any) are gone. > > another illustration of the uselessness of memos as a work around for > being able to edit one's message base Yes, you are right. Memos are lost if

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hello Bob, > Sometimes, after I clear out the .tmp files and do folder maintenance, > I won't have such error messages either in exiting or starting TB. The > last time it (error message) happened on exiting, I noticed that a > .tmp file had suddenly appeared in the inbox. Generally, the .tmp > fi

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hi MAU, >> Sometimes, after I clear out the .tmp files and do folder maintenance, >> I won't have such error messages either in exiting or starting TB. The >> last time it (error message) happened on exiting, I noticed that a >> .tmp file had suddenly appeared in the inbox. Generally, the .tmp >>

Re: More On TBB and TBI

On Monday, January 29, 2007, 17:21:16, Peter Gannushkin wrote: > They supposed to be deleted after the compression, but often > enough TB! either dies or the process is cancelled by the user. In > either of those cases the files are kept in the mail folders. The Bat doesn't leave .tmp files behin

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hi Jernej, >> They supposed to be deleted after the compression, but often >> enough TB! either dies or the process is cancelled by the user. In >> either of those cases the files are kept in the mail folders. > The Bat doesn't leave .tmp files behind if you cancel folder compression, > otherwise

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hello Peter, >> As I have told you in my previous message, these tmp files are net >> created/generated by TB. Again I suspect they are created by your >> antivirus. > > That is not true. TB! generates tmp files when it compresses your > folders. They supposed to be deleted after the compression,

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hi MAU, > I didn't know that. And I think that my 'conviction that TB didn't > generate any' at least proves that I have never seen any *.tmp files > left over in any of my mail folders. Not even while testing Betas. Maybe > because I have never allowed any antivirus to fiddle with my mail > folde

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hello Peter, > I know nothing about the antivirus since I have none. Maybe you don't > use compress or never had TB! crashing while compressing, hence never > saw tmp files. I run Maintenance every night (Purge and Compress) on my whole message base, several accounts with some 500 folders. -- B

Re[2]: More On TBB and TBI

1/29/2007 2:29 PM Hi Peter, On 1/29/2007 Peter Gannushkin wrote: PG> That is not true. TB! generates tmp files when it compresses your PG> folders. They supposed to be deleted after the compression, but often PG> enough TB! either dies or the process is cancelled by the user. In PG> either of t

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hi Paul, on Mon, 29 Jan 2007 14:31:17 -0500GMT (29.01.2007, 20:31 +0100GMT here), you wrote: [thebat.tmp files] PVN> I have been using TB since 1998 and have not ever seen a temporary PVN> file in a message folder. They don't appear in a message folder. Have a look at C:\Documents and Settings

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Het was maandag 29 januari 2007 om 21:27 uur dat jij iets schreef over 'More On TBB and TBI' : Hoi Peter, PM> [thebat.tmp files] PVN>> I have been using TB since 1998 and have not ever seen a temporary PVN>> file in a message folder. PM> They don't appear in a message folder. Have a look at

Re[2]: More On TBB and TBI

1/29/2007 3:23 PM Hi Peter, On 1/29/2007 Peter Meyns wrote: PM> They don't appear in a message folder. Have a look at C:\Documents and PM> Settings\Username\Local Settings\Temp - that's where they PM> accumulate... :( Peter Gannushkin said he had one in his Inbox folder. I do not get them in C

Re: More On TBB and TBI

Hi Paul, PG>> That is not true. TB! generates tmp files when it compresses your PG>> folders. They supposed to be deleted after the compression, but often PG>> enough TB! either dies or the process is cancelled by the user. In PG>> either of those cases the files are kept in the mail folders. PG>

Re: More On TBB and TBI

On Monday, January 29, 2007, 21:27:18, Peter Meyns wrote: > They don't appear in a message folder. Have a look at C:\Documents and > Settings\Username\Local Settings\Temp - that's where they > accumulate... :( Nope, only a ton of old Office temporary files there. -- < Jernej Simončič ><><><><><

Re[2]: More On TBB and TBI

1/29/2007 4:31 PM Hi Peter, On 1/29/2007 Peter Gannushkin wrote: PG> What exactly is your point? I guess my point is that management technique may impact the problem of temp files remaining in message folders. -- Take Care, Paul Voyager v.3.95.06 on Win2k SP4-Rollup1 5.0.2195 No IMAP OTFE

Re: Wish: common QTs

On Monday, January 29, 2007, 3:10:42 PM, Alexander S. Kunz wrote: > common quick templates would be a nice addition seems an excellent idea. what reason could there be to not have it so? -- Dwight A. Corrin 928 S Broadway Wichita KS 67211 316.303.1411 fax 316.265.7568 dcorrin at fastmail.fm U

Re: Wish: common QTs

·---·-Date---· | Volker Ahrendt| 2007-01-29 | ·---·· [Reply to: »Alexander S. Kunz« · 2007-01-29 · 22:10 h (CET)] > I'd like to suggest th

Re: Wish: common QTs

Hello all, Monday, January 29, 2007, Alexander S. Kunz wrote: > I don't know if I'm correct to assume that everyone uses a good portion > of their QTs shared on multiple accounts? If that is the case, common > quick templates would be a nice addition, and it would maybe spare > someone out there f

Re: Wish: common QTs

Good day beta list members, Monday, January 29, 2007, 9:10:42 PM, you wrote: > Hello everyone, > I'd like to suggest the implementation of "common quick templates", just > like we have common folders and common filters. It gets my full support, excellent suggestion! :) -- Best regards,

Re: Wish: common QTs

Hello Chris On Monday, January 29, 2007 you wrote: > Good day beta list members, >> I'd like to suggest the implementation of "common quick templates", just >> like we have common folders and common filters. > > It gets my full support, excellent suggestion! :) [rolling out barrels of tar & f

Re:Wish: common QTs

On Monday, January 29, 2007 Alexander S. Kunz, [ASK] wrote: > No, because its not a solution if you delete an account, and thats my > point... A point that I found out the hard way when I deleted one of my accounts that had a bunch of QT's associated with it. I had this account for quite some tim

Re[2]: More On TBB and TBI

Hello Peter, Monday, January 29, 2007, 18:21:16, you wrote: >TB! generates tmp files when it compresses your folders. That's right! >They supposed to be deleted after the compression, but often >enough TB! either dies or the process is cancelled by the user. This was a bug of some old versio

Re[2]: TBB and TBI (Found it, I think!!!!)

Hi Everyone, Monday, January 29, 2007, 8:54:33 AM, MAU wrote: [snip] > That's a good question. I'm 99.99% sure these are not created by TB. > I've been using TB for a number of years and I have never seen TB > generated *.tmp files in any of account folders. AFAIK TB temp files are > of the form