Re[2]: birthay bug?

Hello MFPA, Thursday, December 30, 2004, 11:06:41 AM, you wrote: >> Shouldn't this just be looked after in your PIM? > Maybe. Or even with a diary or calendar. But we were discussing a > function built into TB! Yes, and I'm suggesting that perhaps TheBat! should be doing email, being as it's a

Re: birthay bug?

Hello MFPA, Thursday, December 30, 2004, 2:10:10 AM, you wrote: >> That should be integrated into the Scheduler, shouldn't it? > Yes, the birthday reminders could be set up via the Scheduler but > having it as part of the address book entry is pretty neat and I > was suggesting further enhanceme

Re: birthay bug?

Hi Alexander, on Wed, 29 Dec 2004 22:46:46 +0100GMT, you wrote: >> It doesn't matter for The Bat!, because she is ASK> Hey, your Bat is a... femail? :-) Of course, she is. So many good things hidden beneath the pretty surface, that you will only find when you seriously begin to discover, a bit

Re: birthay bug?

Hello Peter! On Thursday, December 30, 2004, 7:00 AM, you wrote: >>> It doesn't matter for The Bat!, because she is > ASK> Hey, your Bat is a... femail? :-) > Of course, she is. So many good things hidden beneath the pretty > surface, that you will only find when you seriously begin to discover

Re[2]: birthay bug?

Hello Peter, Thursday, December 30, 2004, 5:00:09 AM, you wrote: PM> ASK> Hey, your Bat is a... femail? :-) PM> Of course, she is. So many good things hidden beneath the pretty PM> surface, that you will only find when you seriously begin to discover, PM> a bit erratic or even naughty from tim

Re: birthay bug?

Hi On Thursday 30 December 2004 at 9:25:05 AM, in , Alexander S. Kunz wrote: >>> That should be integrated into the Scheduler, shouldn't it? >> Yes, the birthday reminders could be set up via the Scheduler but >> having it as part of the address book entry is pretty neat

Re: birthay bug?

Hi On Thursday 30 December 2004 at 8:09:17 AM, in , Mic Cullen wrote: > Yes, and I'm suggesting that perhaps TheBat! should be doing > email, being as it's an email client, and other things should be > looking after the other stuff... Point taken. -- Best regards, MFP

Can't Find My Registration

Hi, everyone. I upgraded to version 3 a few months ago. I am currently trying to reinstall TB!, but can't find my registration email. I'm sure I have it somewhere. Can someone tell me what to search for? Who would be the sender, and what would be the subject? Thanks. ___

Re: Can't Find My Registration

Hello Keith, Thursday, December 30, 2004, 7:56:20 PM, you wrote: KR> I'm sure I have it somewhere. Can someone tell me what to search KR> for? Who would be the sender, and what would be the subject? From: The Bat! v3 Team <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> (RITLABS) Subject: The Bat! v3 Registration -- Bes

Re: Can't Find My Registration

Hi Keith, On Thursday, December 30, 2004, 10:56:20 PM, you wrote: > Hi, everyone. > I upgraded to version 3 a few months ago. I am currently trying > to reinstall TB!, but can't find my registration email. > I'm sure I have it somewhere. Can someone tell me what to search > for? Who would be th

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