Hello.
I've written a VBS script that generates a summary of the messages
treated by my TB! Incoming mail filters. My filters direct one or more
messages to various folders. I wanted one message to summarize what
each folder received.
I hope the script is self-explanatory. Most of it is comments
Hello Rod,
This sounds like a bad registry entry.
I'm using W2K, not WXP, but you might try looking at
HKCU\Software\RIT\The Bat!\. If everything looks OK
there, you might try searching for "the bat" throughout the registry
and checking the paths.
If you call any programs in your filters, you c
Hello.
Here's one way to do it:
Have the filter export the message to a file and launch a VBS script.
Checking dates in VBS is trivial.
The message can be sent back to TB!, if necessary, via the /MAIL
parameter.
regards, Andy
Tuesday, January 15, 2002, 0:05:44, you wrote:
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Hello Eddie,
I'll only reply to this OT thread once. Contact me privately for more
info.
Switching from non-ACPI to ACPI-compatible REQUIRES an "upgrade
install" into your same system.
Look at MSKB # Q246236, "How to Upgrade Windows 2000 to Use an ACPI
HAL", for the details.
It is _strongly_ a
Hello Chema,
> message-ids are provided by SMTP servers
Message-ID's are created by the mail client. The "SMTP id" is created
by the SMTP server.
For instance, I started this message, then went to the MESSAGES.TBB
file in the Outbox and looked at it before I completed it. The
Message-ID is
Hello Mike,
I've read on the UDL that instability problems can sometimes result
from using the Rich Text Viewer. It's best to stick with the Fixed
Width Font Viewer. You'll find your setting at Options,
Preferences..., Viewer.
FYI, I'm using 1.60m, also under W2K Pro SP2, and I have had only a
s
Hello,
PP>> I guess you're out of luck on Windows, unless you find a program
PP>> that allows you to check on command line or via return code the
PP>> existance of a process, like 'ps' does. Than you could write a
PP>> small loop that waits until termination has taken effect.
TM> Anyone else know
Hello All,
I'd like to add a macro to the account "Save Message" template so the
kludges line "Newsgroups:" is saved along with the default To: From:
and Subject: lines.
I don't think there's an explicit macro for "Newsgroups:" kludge, so I
presume a simple RegEx will be necessary.
I'd very muc
Hello Roelof,
Thanks, that works very well. However, if "Newsgroups:" is not present
in the kludges, a carriage return is inserted. How would the regex
need to change so that the carriage return was omitted if subpattern 1
is not present?
regards, Andy
On Tue, 18 Mar 2003 00:59:42 +0100, you wro
Hello Jonathan,
> Change the line to include %- on the end, so it'd be:
I'd done that right away, but that's not enough.
Here's what I have so far in my "Save Message" template:
START->>
%SETPATTREGEXP="(?m-s)(Newsgroups:.*)"%-
%REGEXPBlindMATCH="%HEADERS"%subpatt="1"%-
%IF:"%ToList"="":"":
Hello Marck,
> Try this instead:
> %SETPATTREGEXP="(Newsgroups:.*\n?)"%-
> %REGEXPBlindMATCH="%HEADERS"%subpatt="1"%-
> %IF:"%ToList"="":"":"%-
Thanks for the suggestion, but it definitely did not work as expected.
I used RegExTest 0.3.1ß to test. The regex you provided saved every
kludge line
Hello Marck,
This works fine, without extra line feeds at the start of the message:
%IF:"%ToList"="":"":"To: %OToList"%-
%SETPATTREGEXP="(?m-s)(^Newsgroups:.*)"%-
%REGEXPBlindMATCH="%HEADERS"%subpatt="1"%-
%IF:"%CCList"="":"":"
CC: %CCList"
From:%OFromName <%OFromAddr>
Subject: %OSu
Hello Carsten,
> %SETPATTREGEXP="(Newsgroups:.*?\n)"%-
> Does this work?
> %REGEXPBlindMATCH="%HEADERS"%subpatt="1"%-
Better, but not yet perfect. It inserts a carriage return after the
Newsgroups: line.
regards, Andy
[Using The Bat! 1.62 Christmas Edition under Windows 2000 Pro SP3
on a "made
Hello Carsten,
> %SETPATTREGEXP="^(Newsgroups:.*?)\n"%-
> %REGEXPMATCH="%HEADERS"%-
Excellent! Thanks!
How come this:
%SETPATTREGEXP="(Newsgroups:.*\n)"%-
%REGEXPBlindMATCH="%HEADERS"%subpatt="1"
... only pulled out the Newsgroup: line in RegExTest 0.3.1ß but pulled
out all the headers when us
Hello Chris,
> it doesn't show me the crucial things I want to know about a
> message... [or] enable me to transfer my folder structure with most
> or all of its information from Pegasus to TB!
PMFJI, but what info *doesn't* get transferred over from Pegasus'
message status/folder structure if yo
Hello Peter,
> I have 2 Win2K partitions
As do I. Good insurance.
> To follow up on your assertion that simply disabling ZA should do
> the trick, I have to say that's not the case here.
You've certainly given a thorough account that demonstrates that ZA is
interfering with TB! operation.
I'll
Hello Peter,
I wrote:
> I'll install the latest version of ZA, 3.7.159, in W2K SP3 and report
> back on whether it's possible to somehow disable it.
ZA 3.7.159 can be disabled via the following procedure:
1. Log on as an administrator.
2. Disable the ZoneAlarm.exe interface program via that sam
Hello Brano,
> I have small databaze in EXCEL. I want send informations to my
> friends... now I want to convert it to this format... I dont know
> how to do it
IMHO, your post is off-topic for this list. I'll post my reply and
then sign off.
If you're trying to convert column-wise data to row-w
Hello Trevor,
You might try the install this way:
1. export HKCU\Software\RIT from the old machine's registry --
this contains all the configuration settings
2. load the saved registry file into Notepad and correct any paths
for the locations on the *new* machine
3. copy the .REG
Hello Trevor,
> I can't get to the registry anymore.
I'd recommmend you follow the procedure anyway. Just skip steps 1, 2,
3, 6, and 9.
I looked at the HKCU\Software\RIT entries and only found one set of
values that contain account info. So in place of step 9, I'd suggest
that you try the follow
Hello Trevor,
> Then I imported the files.
That's something I would never ever do unless I had no other choice.
I'm always concerned that importing will distort the data.
Glad it worked out for you.
regards, Andy
[Using The Bat! 1.62r under Windows 2000 Pro SP4
on a "made from scratch" P4-2.4
Hello Maksym,
> Wouldn't it be more logical and clean if we were able just to change
> SMTP when sending (or putting to Outbox)?
Well, no, not really. By definition, an "account" is really just a
particular POP and SMTP server. All the rest, IMHO, is optional. If
you want to change the SMTP serve
Hello Maksym,
> I think the _main thing_ which defines an account is still POP
> settings
You're certainly entitled to your HO, but I challenge you to find a
single e-mail client that defines an account without a field for the
SMTP server (and associated authentication). For that matter, I
challe
Hello Nick,
> Clicking a "mailto:"; shortcut used to bring up an empty new mail
> window from the default mail client. Now, after a rebuild, I get
> "mailto:"; in the "To" field.
Since The Bat! is opening, my hunch is that there's nothing wrong in
the registry, but rather there's a glitch in the
Hello Nick,
> this is a desktop shortcut not HTML. I made it by creating a
> shortcut with "mailto:"; in the link.
I finally had some time to check. I created a desktop shortcut by
right-clicking on the desktop and choosing New, Shortcut. I put
"mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]" in the location field. I
Hello Dan,
> I'm starting to think there's something about the Administrator and
> User accounts that is stopping %RegRead from working
Since you're using W2K, start up REGEDT32.EXE, find the key, select
it, then in the REGEDT32 menu click on Security, Permissions... and
read the security on the
Hello Dan,
> I did it less elegantly... Is there a way that that Admin can
> empower a User so %RegRead read will work on one key?
Yes, but you'll need to do it the more-than-less elegant way. ;-)
Log in as Admin or start up REGEDT32.EXE as an Admin with RUNAS. Start
up REGEDT32.EXE, find the ke
Hello Frank,
> Read permissions should be enough.
On my system (and I'll bet on Dan Grunberg's, too), the key
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\TimeZoneInformation has Read
permissions by default for Users. Dan needs to check this with
REGEDT32.EXE. If that's the case, he'll need to confer ad
Hello Frank,
> If read permissions are not sufficient to read the key, the macro is
> broken.
Undoubtedly. But between fixing the macro, which is beyond Dan's
control, and changing permissions on a single registry key, I
certainly know (and I've said) what I'd do.
> There is an evil user in ever
Hello Terry,
> But I _cannot_ get TB! to shut down.
I have this problem, too. The only way I can shut TB! is to reboot.
It's inconceivable that such an action should be necessary under W2K
SP4, but there's no way to kill the task. I can't do it with Task
Manager and "KILL -F" at the command line
Hello Mark,
FOA, thanks for your response.
> You might want to look into NOD32 or another AV solution
Well, actually, I don't want to buy another AV solution. NAV works
just fine with most e-mail clients. Seems kind of silly to buy another
product B due to product A's bugs. And, I don't know tha
Hello Mark,
> What is the version number of NAV you are using?
NAV 2002 (8.07.17C)
regards, Andy
[Using The Bat! 1.62r under Windows 2000 Pro SP4
on a "made from scratch" P4-2.4 GHz/512 MB RAM]
http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDL
Hello Mark,
> If I understand it well, you have always had this problem with TB! ?
Only since I configured NAV 2002 to scan incoming. (This info was also
in an earlier post. Please read the thread before posting!)
> I have started using Windows 2000 later than you, but I _never_ had
> to boot it
Hello Arthur,
> TB! just hangs forever waiting to connect...
I used to have this problem, but I don't any more.
Before I start up The Bat!, I start up a browser and connect to an
external site. Once the connection's established, TB! *never* hangs.
> I'm on a version that nobody is going to fix
Hello The Bat! (TB!) Tech list members,
I think I understand what provoked Maxim's message.
The Bat! 1.62r would not start up properly after installation of the
Microsoft hotfix MS06-049 "Windows2000-KB920958-v2-x86-enu.exe". TB!
would launch, display two errors, and partially display the main
sc
Hello Maxim,
> We didn't yet release a beta version of The Bat! that works with
> named pipes.
Do you know why The Bat! 1.62r works correctly with version 1 of the
MS06-049 KB920958 hotfix but not with version 2?
What did version 2 change with respect to version 1?
Also, which versions of The B
Hello Marck,
> plain text messages have no way to convey bold text by convention.
Why not use plain text formatted *like this*?
--
regards, Andy
[Using The Bat! 1.62r under Windows 2000 Pro SP4
on a "made from scratch" P4-3.06 GHz/2 GB RAM]
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