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Hello Sebastian!
On 16 Dec 2001 at 17:50:00 you wrote:
It's usually shown with a RED icon for HIGH PRIORITY. The icon
on the very left of your mail list, the little envelope, that's what's
a different color!
Depending on the mail client he
Hi TBUDL,
I just got the following Application Error:
Exception EThread in module THEBAT.EXE at 00023E3A.
Synchronize called when main VCL thread in WaitFor call.
There was an OK button, which I clicked, and TB closed down. No
programms running in the background (except PCC, SETI@Home,
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Om 5:10 op maandag 17 december 2001, colin gebhart:
does anyone know if there is an easy way to use the sorting office
selective downloads to only download emails from originators that
are not listed at ordb.org, and approximately what the signal
Dear BAT users. :)
I am a BATist for several months now. What I realized I need as a
feature, is a search that gives me results from both the inbox AND the
sent folder - if those that belong together would be colored the same
that would be even more awesome - is there something like that
Not sure exactly what your ultimate goal is, and there might be
several ways to go depending on that. Filters, for example, might be
one way to get you where you want to be. Depending on your purposes,
you could filter all mail, in- and outbound, for specific people or
subjects into color
I've noticed a few email names lately that have back slashes in them
(in the name, not the address). For example, I just received mail in
the following format (the names are changed):
\Company Inc.\ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In the message list grid, the From: name appeared only as Company Inc.
Hello All,
I have noticed as number of posts where the reply template includes entries
such as At XX YY (GMT-X) (which was XX YY where I live).
As a matter of curiosity, how is this done?
Cheers.
Brett
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Hi Brett,
On 17 December 2001 at 18:50:08 Brett wrote to TDUBL and made these
points:
B I have noticed as number of posts where the reply template includes
B entries such as At XX YY (GMT-X) (which was XX YY where I live).
B As a matter of
Sebastian, what you are talking about is really an integrated customer
management solution that combines invoicing and communication. You
might even want additional factors to be available like profits, sales
summaries. Three separate ways to go come to mind. I'm sure there
are others, too.
Marck, thanks for the lucid explanation. I've now pushed the matter
over the cliff of things that are interesting, glad I know about them,
and expect never to have to think about them again.
JN
Marck D Pearlstone wrote on Monday, December 17, 2001:
The outer quotes are delimiters,
Hi Joseph. :)
WOW - you're THE MAN!
I will look into all those possibilities and let you know what works
best.
This ZOOT tool does work alright with BAT or will I not be able to
take advantage of all the features for my memo stuff? Will I need OL?
Please don't tell me that, hehe. ;)
Have a
Hi Marck,
JN \Company Inc.\ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[...]
JN What's the purpose of the slashes?
MDP [...] ... well, someone's put quotes around the field manually
MDP then something's added another set to it, which then requires
MDP that the inner quotes be literalized by have a '\' in front of
MDP
Hi Miles,
Hi Thomas,
[Exceptions]
I don't have a clue what this means, but I do get a LOT of these. I don't
think it's my machine (new 1 Gig Athlon, 512 MB memory) Usually I just
restart TB and things seem OK.
Anyone else?
Only guessing: Both of you are using Win98. Because of the
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Hi Carsten,
On 17 December 2001 at 00:04:16 [GMT+0100] (which was 23:04 where I
live) Carsten Thönges wrote to Marck D Pearlstone on tbudl and made
these points:
MDP It seems that way.
CT Marck, are you sure?
Not completely! (Hence seems).
On 17 Dec 2001, 9:23:52 PM, Thomas F wrote:
JZ If TB is the only crashing app i dont have any concrete tips. (What do
JZ you think of updating to Win2k/XP?)
XP: No, thanks. W2K: Soon. I need the second hard disk, and then I'll
dual or triple boot. The third being a Linux flavour.
Actually I
Hi Dwight,
On Mon, 17 Dec 2001 22:08:42 -0600GMT (18/12/2001, 12:08 +0800GMT),
Dwight A Corrin wrote:
DAC Actually I think XP is not that bad, but not on a P-II.
I use an Athlon at home. This here is my work machine, and I will not
double-boot or install any other OS here.
From what I read on
Hi Marck,
JN My real concern is whether this is something that Outlook
JN produces,
MDP It seems that way.
CT Marck, are you sure?
MDP Not completely! (Hence seems).
Ok g. I asked are you sure? because it's not _always_ Outlook's fault ;-)
Maybe this has something to do with a QP-encoded
Carsten,
What follows is the From line of the message I mentioned:
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BTW, the slash quotes in your From name showed in TB!'s header portion
of the mail view and edit windows, but not in
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Hello Thomas
Thank you for your email dated Saturday, December 15, 2001, 6:25:02 AM, in which you
wrote:
TF Check out whether a message is split. I had this a few versions back;
TF any message with the word From at the beginning of a line was
Hi William,
On Tue, 18 Dec 2001 06:21:25 +GMT (18/12/2001, 14:21 +0800GMT),
William Moore wrote:
TF Check out whether a message is split. I had this a few versions
TF back; any message with the word From at the beginning of a line
TF was split by TB,
WM That's it!
WM Co-incidently, it was
Hello Marck,
Sunday, December 16, 2001, 4:15:43 PM, you wrote:
MDP If you can pre-sweep the data, getting rid of all the mailto:;
MDP prefixes on the address and wrapping the lines together into the form:
MDP http://www.forest.ca/browsesearchs/162/30/, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MDP Then you can
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