Re: what to expect for 1.54?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello Allie! On Tuesday, August 14, 2001 at 12:38:27 AM you wrote: ACM The current beta is pretty good and I'd personally recommend trying it. Sorry, I disagree. Other than previous betas (before 153d) this series really *is* beta with some quite

Moving folders between accocunts

Hi, Is it possible to move folders (including sub-folders) from within one account to another account? It does not seem possible to drag and drop between accounts and there is no copy to or move to in the right click folder menus. I want to change the account I use to deal with TB! and TBUDL

Re: Moving folders between accocunts

Hello c, On Tuesday, August 14, 2001 at 9:43:53 AM you wrote: cspnn It does not seem possible to drag and drop between accounts and there cspnn is no copy to or move to in the right click folder menus. drag drop is possible. select the folder to move, hold Alt, click with left mouse button on

Re[2]: Moving folders between accocunts

Tuesday, August 14, 2001, 7:54:53 PM, Peter wrote: PP Hello c, PP On Tuesday, August 14, 2001 at 9:43:53 AM you wrote: cspnn It does not seem possible to drag and drop between accounts and there cspnn is no copy to or move to in the right click folder

Re: Moving folders between accocunts

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Tuesday, August 14, 2001, at 01:15:54 AM PDT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks Peter but that doesn't work! I cannot drag a folder from one account to another (which is what I want to do). I have several sub-folders within a TBUDL folder in

Re[2]: Moving folders between accocunts

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Tuesday, August 14, 2001, 8:31:29 PM, Melissa wrote: MR Hello Carren, MR I just sent you an email with pretty detailed instructions. To make it MR easier for yourself, do collapse the folder group before dragging it MR by it's main folder. Drop

Re: %Attachments

Hi Raj, Historians believe that Tuesday, August 14, 2001 at 08:10 GMT +0530 was when, Raj [R] typed the following: R A little disappointed though that I need to attach files before R editing, as it my habit to attach files after writing the mail. R (logical) R Disappointed because I had begun

Re: ? symbol in folder when Purge and compress

Hello Didier, Historians believe that Tuesday, August 14, 2001 at 10:16 GMT +0200 was when, Didier MENE [DM] typed the following: DM When a client account open TB, all folders are empty and a ? symbol DM remplace DM the number of messages. When this happens, try hitting Esc to refresh the

Re[2]: ? symbol in folder when Purge and compress

Bonjour, mardi 14 août 2001, 11:26:14, vous avez écris: DM When a client account open TB, all folders are empty and a ? symbol DM remplace DM the number of messages. JA When this happens, try hitting Esc to refresh the message list. I've JA never had the problem you've described, but then

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Re[2]: what to expect for 1.54?

Allie, Thanks for the heads-up. I think I'll sit on 1.53d for now (I've got enough betas on the go!), but at least the next version looks pretty interesting :) Matt Cahill mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- It's a cookbook!! -The Twilight Zone ACM -BEGIN

weird import from Netscape 4.7x

Hey, I installed The Bat on my office manager's system and imported her Netscape 4.7x mail. I was shocked to find that her new inbox now has over 4000 messages! Switching back to Netscape, the original inbox only has 1200 (still high...I'll discipline her later). I've killed Dupes in The

Re: weird import from Netscape 4.7x

Hello Matt, 14. avgust 2001, 23:47:36, you wrote: I installed The Bat on my office manager's system and imported her Netscape 4.7x mail. I was shocked to find that her new inbox now has over 4000 messages! Switching back to Netscape, the original inbox only has 1200 (still high...I'll

Re: weird import from Netscape 4.7x

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 On Tue, 14 Aug 2001 17:47:36 -0400GMT (which was 23:47 +0200GMT where I live), Matt Cahill replied to Gary on TBUDL about: POP3 Sending of email MC I installed The Bat on my office manager's system and imported her MC Netscape 4.7x mail. MC ... MC

weird import from Netscape 4.7x...and more!

Sorry about the reply fiasco folks. Didn't realize that posting entailed pasting. I couldn't figure out why the imported Netscape mail doubled the inbox by 2800 messages. We chose to leave it in Netscape and start fresh with The Bat. Doing anything with that amount of mail just took too long

Re: weird import from Netscape 4.7x...and more!

Wednesday, August 15, 2001, 9:50:51 AM, Matt wrote: MC I couldn't figure out why the imported Netscape mail doubled the inbox MC by 2800 messages. We chose to leave it in Netscape and start fresh MC with The Bat. Doing anything with that amount of mail just took too MC long (ie moving,

Re: Need some advice from you pros!!

Hello! As an answer for Your letter, I would like to write: [cut] Is there any way I can install two versions of TB on my computer?? Without causing a lot of conflicts?? Yes and no. You may install two versions in different directories, but they will use the same directory to store files

Re: Need some advice from you pros!!

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hi Richard, On Tue, 14 Aug 2001 20:08:11 +0200, you wrote these comments: ... RS Is there any way I can install two versions of TB on my computer?? RS Without causing a lot of conflicts?? Unfortunately, you can't install two versions of TB!

Spam response

Hello All, I say this recently and wondered if anyone had had experience setting-up TB! to respond like this ;-). ..and Nessus had detected several glaring vulnerabilities in some of the lesser known web services, an anonymous ftp site with write access to the world which appears to be