Re: Filters aren't always used automatically

Hi, > My question is, did you > have to completely delete everything and install from scratch.  I can't do > that, I have too many filters and lots of folders. just a short answer, its ~6am and work calls ;). I case of 2 POP Accounts a made a backup of everything. After that i uninstalled TB!, de

Re: Filters aren't always used automatically

Thursday, December 15, 2011, 11:59:50 AM, you wrote: > Hi, >> After uninstallation, removal of AddData\The Bat!\MAIL and registry key, >> reinstallation of TB 4, recreating the mailbox and filters and upgrading >> back, filters work. >> (I created MB from scratch - the messages were re-downloade

Re: Filters aren't always used automatically

Hi, > After uninstallation, removal of AddData\The Bat!\MAIL and registry key, > reinstallation of TB 4, recreating the mailbox and filters and upgrading > back, filters work. > (I created MB from scratch - the messages were re-downloaded from the server >  but all the settings were gone, of cours

Re: Installing and using Voyager

> [1] I would like to create a folder on the USB drive and have TB!v > installed in there. Is that ok? AFAIK by default Voyager creates folder [drive]\Voyager\ > [2] Does it need an installation or is TB!v just an .EXE to be placed > in the folder? installation > [3] Can the Data Folder be any

Re: My own TB! Archive

Hallo Eddie, On Thu, 15 Dec 2011 12:14:42 +0200GMT (15-12-2011, 11:14 , where I live), you wrote: EC> Just for the sake of correctness - the .tbi and .tbn are the Index EC> files? Yep, the actual messages are stored in the .tbb file. The old index file was .tbi and the new index file is .tbn.

Installing and using Voyager

Dear all, TB! Voyager (TB!v) is out for quit some times and I did follow a bit when I had the time and motivation. I usually work with TB! installed on my Notebook. But now I am seriously considering to install it on a USB drive and use it "Occasionally". Du to lack of experience I need to ask tho

Re: My own TB! Archive

Dear Roelof, --->>> Roelof Otten / Thursday 15. Dec 2011, 11:35:22 My own TB! Archive EC>> BTW - does this tip still apply despite I have .TBI and .TBN files? > Yes, the .tbb file hasn't changed and you're not supposed to copy > the index file, whether it's tbi or tbn. Thanks for the

Re: My own TB! Archive

Hallo Eddie, On Thu, 15 Dec 2011 08:10:22 +0200GMT (15-12-2011, 7:10 , where I live), you wrote: EC> BTW - does this tip still apply despite I have .TBI and .TBN files? Yes, the .tbb file hasn't changed and you're not supposed to copy the index file, whether it's tbi or tbn. -- Groetjes, Roel