Was: Language support/dictionary - now date / time?

where you live" to display in replies? What macro is this? How about local date? (for those of us on the left hand side of the International Date Line?) -- Regards John Phillips Monday, 11 September 200011:03:45 (Eastern Australian Time) Bat! version 1.45 Windows 98 Build My m

Re[2]: %COOKIE

Hello Wednesday, August 30, 2000, 12:10:08 AM, you wrote: MDP> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- MDP> Hash: SHA1 MDP> Hi John, MDP> On 29 August 2000 at 09:18:24 GMT +1000 (which was 00:18 where I MDP> live) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote and made these points on the subject MDP>

Bat! & Netscape

Hi fellow Bat! fans, Sorry if this has been covered before - how do I make the Bat! open if I click on a mailto address in a Netscape Web Page? No troubles In IE where you can set up the default mailer, etc., but in Netscape?? -- Best regards, John Phillips Sydney,Australia Sunday

Re: Someone spamming us

mary (non-list) email address, and those spams were sent directly to the addresses with which I subscibe to TBUDL/TBBETA. John -- you gave me something that i could touch in a world where i'd had too much something i could feel with my broken hands full of lost ideals but soon i'm retur

Someone spamming us

15. Ho hum. (Because I use separate email addresses for list subscriptions, I know this came from trawling the TB list membership. It got sent to both my TBUDL and TBBETA addresses.) John -- you gave me something that i could touch in a world where i'd had too much something i could feel wit

Re[2]: add-ons for TB?

TB!. Hamster is useful to overcome a sorting problem in Bat! if you have more than one isp & want to filter from the second isp to folders in the first isp. -- Regards John Phillips [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tuesday, 29 August 200009:10:28 (Eastern Australian Time) Bat! vers

%COOKIE

I reply to Bat! mail. Queer.. I have the cookies in the template, and do not point to any text file, although in a previous Bat! life I must admit I did. Is this a known / unknown bug? Any fix? -- Best regards, John Phillips Sydney,Australia [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tuesday, 29 August 2000

Re: Fwd: Re: TheBat and Spam

-- SL> -BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE- SL> Version: PGP 6.5i SL> iQA/AwUBOZek4npf7K2LbpnFEQLgvwCgk631yX18d3rCX+0DPSCIAaL9Q3AAnjrR SL> 9SLSmd7ItKy3Bz3XDMmDFXpF SL> =yOhM SL> -END PGP SIGNATURE- Steve my Shrink, For the computer challenged amongst us (present company

Re: Threading not always correct? (was Re[2]: How can I skip the CC field when using tab from the TO: field?)

unfortunately now an orphan, and of course Bat! is more powerful (except for newsreader capabilities as well as mail which Agent can do, but only from the same server (and one server only) as the mail. Notwithstanding this rant, IMHO, Bat! is the best

Received window shifts (or the contents do...)

window to see the next e-mail subject. Has this been reported before - apologies if so. Any fix? (Using Windoze 98, Bat! 1.45) BTW this only happens when a thread has been expanded. If I do the same (click) on an unexpanded thread, no problems. -- Best regards, John Phillips Sydney

SendAlliePGPKey

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello alliem, - -- John hamnett== [EMAIL PROTECTED] == PGPKey Req: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=pgpgetkey ... She's So Ugly, I Bet A Cat Wouldn't Cover Her Up. ... Tag-O-Matic V.13F I recognize the

Re: Parking messages in History dropdown menu

dropped off my To: list at various points, but it happens only occasionally and is insufficiently annoying for me to investigate further. But yes, I have noticed funny goings on there. John -- you gave me something that i could touch in a world where i'd had too much something i could feel with my b

Re: VOTE against the newsreader integrated in the next version of the bat? E-mail ritlabs?

(although it's a bonus if optional extras are separately downloadable, which is easy enough to do in component-based programming) but the ability to choose which parts of the function of a program are important *to*you* and dynamically turn them on and others off. John -- you gave me something

PGPKeyRequest

Hello pgpkey, -- John hamnett== [EMAIL PROTECTED] == PGPKey Req: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=pgpgetkey ... "Bother," said Pooh, I need a honey glaze for Piglet. ... Tag-O-Matic V.13F Welcome to my Mind (And turn the Bloody

Re[2]: My Bat! will not flap!

Hello Sunday, August 13, 2000, 8:47:20 PM, you wrote: R> Hi John R> On Sun, 13 Aug 2000 20:41:22 +1000GMT R>(which was 13/08/2000, 12:41 +0100GMT for me), R> you wrote: JP>> Bat! icon in task bar has stopped flapping, even though there is JP>> un read ma

Suggestion re spam mail

! users, or is there another way to handle these pests? -- Best regards, John Phillips Sydney,Australia [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cute and definitely huggable.right. -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com To

My Bat! will not flap!

Hi fellow Bat! fans, Bat! icon in task bar has stopped flapping, even though there is un read mail. Not important - just interested. Using 1.45 and Windoze 98. -- Best regards, John Phillips Sydney,Australia [EMAIL PROTECTED] Contents under pressure

(No Subject)

Hello TBUDL, Could someone please tell me where i can get a copy of the list Rules... Thanks -- John hamnett== [EMAIL PROTECTED] == PGPKey Req: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=pgpgetkey ... Ingrown toenails come from unsafe sox. -*- Tag-O-Matic V.13F

Re[2]: Macros - I am computer challenged

Hello Thursday, August 03, 2000, 11:02:45 AM, you wrote: JA> Hello John, JA> On Wednesday, August 02, 2000 at 19:16:01 GMT +1000 (which was 2:16 AM JA> where I live) [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed: >> One thing I have found is that if I use %TO as above, then a couple >>

Re[2]: Macros - I am computer challenged

Hello Marck, Wednesday, August 02, 2000, 7:38:28 PM, you wrote: MDP> Hi John, MDP> Check your editor settings - make sure that "persistent blocks" is off MDP> and "Overwrite blocks" is on. No idea why Ctrl-C wouldn't work for you MDP> ... unless it has

Re[2]: Macros - I am computer challenged

Hello Jast, Wednesday, August 02, 2000, 7:48:06 AM, you wrote: J> Morning John Phillips, >> Just a quick question - is there a primer somewhere how to use the >> %TO macro correctly? I need to always add a particular recipient in >> the "to" field of an

Re[2]: Macros - I am computer challenged

Hello Leif, Wednesday, August 02, 2000, 7:38:54 AM, you wrote: LG> Hello John, snipped JP>> PS I also find that C will not copy to the clipboard from JP>> an e-mail. What is the trick here? Thanks. LG> I don't have any problems with it. Can you let us know what types

Macros - I am computer challenged

older, etc. -- Thank You John Phillips Sydney, Australia mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] PS I also find that C will not copy to the clipboard from an e-mail. What is the trick here? Thanks. I've got 1,2,3,4,5 - senses working overtime. --

SMTP problems

t a hitch. If you've managed to get to the end, thank you. Any ideas gratefully received. John Killeen -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com To send a message to the list moderation team double click here:

Re: Test

acter MAY also be prefixed with "\" at the option of the mail client (MUA). Many clients do do additional quoting for "." and ",", however it is *not* necessary, and an address of the form: "Sullivan, John" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Is perfectly legal acc

Re[2]: several queries

? One does this conventionally after every lostenroute>> period. CM> I believe there's talk of being able to use an external editor in CM> version 2 if that comes out ... the bug is one of my CM> annoyances, as well, and is a quirk of the TB! editor. That would be cool. J

Re[2]: Message list columns - time, but no date

MDP> Hi John, MDP> On 24 July 2000 at 21:47:58 GMT +0100 (which was 21:47 where I MDP> live) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote and made these points on the subject MDP> of "Message list columns - time, but no date": JR>> This probably has a simple answer MDP> .. it does

Message list columns - time, but no date

the full date, followed by the time. Checking the message headers for the 'time only' ones shows that the created date is there for these messages. How do I get the columns to display the date as well as the time for all messages? Thanks J

Re[3]: Mail notification.

What's the name of the file? -- John T. Moran Blue Springs, MO Mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Sunday, July 23, 2000, 4:51:58 PM, you wrote: > Hello Nick, > Sunday, July 23, 2000, 17:03:00, you wrote: NA>> I will send it to you privately... and anyone el

Re: More newbie Questions

tead. (This still gets me occasionally. With a messagebase of about 40,000 messages, it's *really* annoying to wait 5 minutes or so for a search, drill down, hit ESC to get back but instead see those 5 minutes go down the drain.) John -- you gave me something that i could touch in a world

Freaky

s address fields that it often takes me a quite a few seconds to realize that this just doesn't work in Outlook from Microsoft (the pioneer of Auto-Complete fields). (see, I'm not just here to report bugs...) John -- you gave me something that i could touch in a world where i'd had

Re: No Subject warning

phil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >BTW-I don't see you in there. As of 9-DEC-1999 Yeah, I come and stay just long enough to see what the cray-zees are up to. \^^/ Get a life, dude. -- John De Hoog, Tokyo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Japanese email software: http://dehoog.o

Re: No Subject warning

the most likely to get tripped up a few times before they get around to taking that measure. And only those who are conscientious enough to wade through the thickets of this news group are going to know about it anyway; most people won't think of this idea on their own. -- John De Hoog, To

Re: No Subject warning

ef that people would oppose such a function. Ordinary users don't oppose it. Ritlabs needs to listen to ordinary users, else it will find itself with a shrinking piece of a growing pie. -- John De Hoog, Tokyo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Japanese email software: htt

Subject line warnings

. Honestly, I've never seen so many subjectless messages posted to a mailing list as in this one -- where most people are using The Bat! That in itself shows me the current lack of a warning is a bad idea. If Ritlabs continues to allow curmudgeons to make its design decisions, The Bat! will al

Re: small cosmetic feature request

ld be nice. But how hard is it really to scroll down a little > (mouse is good here) to see if there is anything new? :-) Keyboard: Good Mouse: Bad! A little effort by programmers: Good A little effort by users: Bad! -- John De Hoog Japanese email: ht

Re: Newsreader

rface is Japanese only, and there's no likelihood of an English or other language version soon, if ever.) -- John De Hoog, Tokyo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Japanese email software: http://dehoog.org/html/j-email.html -- -- V

Re: Newsreader

net messages, such as scoring. I agree that it would be better to pour current resources into making the mailer truly great instead of just near-great. -- John De Hoog, Tokyo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Japanese email software: http://

Re: account menu missing items

nstead when asked to create an account, use a different name (fictional if you want) then the 'account' menu shows 'new' and 'delete'. So you can add more accounts, and delete the fictional one. note: before I reinstalled I deleted the registry entries for RIT in th

account menu missing items

password protected) where can I disable this? -- Best regards, John mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com To send a message to the list moderation team

Re: Japanese in The Bat! and Win2000

KanjiKit 2000 can be set with different code pages per application, allowing me to use it for The Bat! without compromising other applications that don't need it. Great! -- John De Hoog http://dehoog.org Using The Bat! 1.42c on Windows NT 5 --

Re: Japanese in The Bat! and Win2000

ndled their language of choice instead of the built-in editor, which is not geared to Japanese use. My conclusion for now is, I'll continue using a Japanese mailer until TB2 delivers true two-byte language compatibility. -- John De Hoog, Tokyo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Japanese email softw

Japanese in The Bat! and Win2000

e Bat! in a Win2000 environment? If not, the only solution seems to be to wait for Ver. 2 and full two-byte character support. Speaking of which, any news on a Ver. 2 beta, first promised in February of this year? -- John De Hoog Japanese email: http://dehoog.org/html/j-email

Cosmetic bug

In the address book, properties area for a contact, go to "Other" tab. Favorite is spelled incorrectly (Favourite). -- John T. Moran Blue Springs, MO Mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- -- -- View the TBUDL

Wish List

. This would help me navigate better and make better use of the limited screen. Any thoughts? -- John T. Moran Blue Springs, MO Mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com

Re[2]: Word wrapping

AM> On Tue, 21 Mar 2000 20:38:11 +0000, John Rainer wrote: >> I've been using The Bat now for several weeks and been generally >> very pleased with it. The only feature that I find a bit frustrating >> compared to other mail clients that I've used is word wrapping

Word wrapping

ades down the screen. If I turn wrapping off, rather than wrap to the window, everything appears as one long line of text. I know it wraps on sending but it all seems a bit primitive on composition. Do things improve in v2 or have I just missed a setting somewhere? John Rainer P.S. Could we h

Re: Inappropriate windows respond to ESC

would be good, but then you still need to address the issue of cancelling a drill-down filter. I realise the application of modality to this situation is very open to interpretation and user preference. I just think my interpretation is right ;-) John -- you gave me something that i could touch i

Quote/URL highlighting

? (I regularly throw around file: and mk: URLs. Being able to recognize these would be great, even though most users will not need this. And one thing that I find quite irritating is the way TB highlights any line containing a '>' character as quoted.) John -- you gave me something that

Inappropriate windows respond to ESC

ication. They should probably be renamed to either "Close" or "Close Window" to make it absolutely clear what they are going to do. (Many applications with separate top-level windows have two menu items in the File menu: Close, which closes that single window, and Exit, which cl

Re: The Bat! - bug report (Redirect feature and non-relaying servers)

'd even notice they were being used to relay spam. From a certain point of view (and views do differ widely on this issue), this means that it's contributing more to the security of the net as a whole. John -- you gave me something that i could touch in a world where i'd had too

Helo error

I'm fairly new to The Bat (ex Outlook 98) and have so far been very impressed. It's worked flawlessly - until tonight. I can receive email as normal, but when I try to send, I get the following error message in the log: SEND: server reports error. The response is: syntactically invalid HELO argu

TBUDL used for spamming

ist-Help: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >List-Unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >List-Subscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >List-Post: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >List-Owner: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >List-Administrator: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: Can the newest TB b5 version support Asian characters now?

Web site below, will have full multi-language support when it arrives later this year. -- John De Hoog, Tokyo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Japanese email software: http://dehoog.org/html/j-email.html -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http

Re: The Bat! Deep Freeze

estingly, the Inspiron 7000 is not even on the approved hardware list for Win2K.) -- John De Hoog, Tokyo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Japanese email software: http://dehoog.org/html/j-email.html -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://t

Re: Brazilian mail - no you see it now you don't

Tom Plunket <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I think John means that you can "prune" a thread? The button in the Datula mail/news composition window starts a new thread. Both Datula and EdMax also have the ability to break threads of received articles and to string toge

Re: Fwd: Fwd: Minor security problem in The Bat!

messages even if they were inline. Currently I have to delete the whole message if I want to get rid of a (for example, a large one, say 2Mb) attachment, and jump through hoops to keep the message body if I still want it.) John -- you gave me something that i could touch in a world where i'd had

Re: Brazilian mail - no you see it now you don't

uldn't have to do things that way. -- John De Hoog, Tokyo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Japanese email software: http://dehoog.org/html/j-email.html -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com To send a message

Re: Drag mail to the desktop perhaps?

ve used it daily for the past couple of years to check through millions of words of work-related stuff on my hard drives, including mail archives of course. -- John De Hoog, Tokyo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Japanese email software: http://dehoog.org/html/j-email.html --

Re: Drag mail to the desktop perhaps?

y setting aside a special Archive account, as was suggested earlier, and making sure its folders never get purged. Among newsreaders, XNews and News Rover have simple archiving features. In XNews you can send a message to an archive with a single key stroke. -- John De Hoog, Tokyo <[EMAIL

Re: Autoformatting (was: I Like the BAT!)

he mailer I'm using right now, EdMax, has a decent editor but even it requires that you invoke reformatting on occasion. It and Datula, however, have hooks to an external editor of your choice, which is nice if you happen to discover a perfect editor for mail. -- John De Hoog, T

Autoformatting (was: I Like the BAT!)

altogether, because when I edit something I've already typed, I want the text to wrap correctly by itself. -- John De Hoog, Tokyo Japanese email software: http://dehoog.org/html/j-email.html -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://t

Re: Filtering on server

outing >kill filter, but you'll generally want to kill based on a server: [more SNIP] >Ok, this should clear that issue up. I'll probably write a little >better explanation and stick it in the FAQ later. I understand now. Thanks for the detailed expla

Re: Filtering on server

t;downloading messages, and then when it gets to a message that matched >your kill filter, it just skips over it and tells the server to delete >it. -- John De Hoog [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl

Re: Filtering on server

t; filters actually filter on. -- John De Hoog, Tokyo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Email software: http://dehoog.org/html/j-email.html -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com To send a message to the lis

What does the Routing filter do?

ehind this feature and how it works? The present kill filter options are Originator, Subject, and Routing. I'm surprised there is no To: option. Better yet, let the user specify the header in filter arguments. And make it global, not just account-specific. -- John De Hoog, just another whin

Re: Transfering to new computer?

dit the drive references in the registry file, using search and replace in regedit. -- John De Hoog http://dehoog.org -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com To send a message to the list moderation team double cl

Re: Filtering Spam?

Hello, Batmen and women, tracer wrote... >John, but its a total waste of time trying to hit this kind of address >one by one. But if as I mentioned before and just in another message >one could filter on the fact that sender=receiver, one needs exactly >one kill filter Both

Re: Filtering Spam?

actually prevents a message from being downloaded; it cannot, by definition, be applied after the fact. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://dehoog.org The Bat! 1.41 Beta/3 Windows NT 4 Build 1381 -- -- View the TB

Re: Why not highlight the newest message in the folder ?

rily the last one I have read. So your logic here escapes me. In any case, I'm really asking for flexibility here, rather than insisting there can only be one logical way to approach folder navigation. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://dehoog.org -- --

Re: Why not highlight the newest message in the folder ?

n, and offering a certain degree of choice without becoming too confusing. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://dehoog.org -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com To send a message to the list moderati

Re: Why not highlighting the newest message in the folder ?

. The only way to get to each one is to open the folder, open the threads, and find each unread article manually or with that awkward CTRL + ]. This is not a good interface if you like to thread discussions. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo

Re: Why not highlighting the newest message in the folder ?

y we all have different styles, so catering just to one style is not enough. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://dehoog.org The Bat! 1.41 Beta/3 Windows NT 4 Build 1381 -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl.thebat.dutain

Re: Why not highlighting the newest message in the folder ?

really spent much time with Agent. It just came about naturally, because they decided to allow for complete keyboard-based operation. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://dehoog.org The Bat! 1.41 Beta/3 Windows NT 4 Build 1381 -- --

Re: Why not highlighting the newest message in the folder ?

provement that a few programs have made on the Agent navigation scheme is to start the search back from the top of the tree when no more unread messages exist below the current location. Other than that, it's perfect. Just emulate it! -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://deho

Re: Why not highlighting the newest message in the folder ?

article. Both can exist at the same time.** -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://dehoog.org The Bat! 1.41 Beta/3 Windows NT 4 Build 1381 -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com To send a message to the

Re: Why not highlighting the newest message in the folder ?

go SL> elsewhere where whining pricks like yourselve can bitch and moan to one SL> another about how the software doesn't suck you off quite the right way. I still want it. ^-^; -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://dehoog.org The Bat! 1.41 Bet

Re: Why not highlighting the newest message in the folder ?

rther. Lighten up, dude; it's just a piece of software.) -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://dehoog.org The Bat! 1.41 Beta/3 Windows NT 4 Build 1381 -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com To send a m

Re: Why not highlighting the newest message in the folder ?

lem when it comes to keyboard navigation to new articles. If you don't see this, then maybe the developers will open their eyes to it, at least. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://dehoog.org The Bat! 1.41 Beta/3 Windows NT

Re: Why not highlighting the newest message in the folder ?

logical thing to do." Many people like to read new messages when they go to a folder, not old ones. If that option is not available now, it ought to be made available in a new version. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://d

Re: Kill filter help requested

or), and when I looked at some older mail from that client I found that their mail was getting killed by the SPAM filters I was using at the time, which killed this line: Received: from unknown It turns out this kind of header can occur even in non-SPAM mail depending on the server configurati

Re: Kill filter help requested

g in the other headers (?). The problem right now is that these lists have to be inserted separately for each account. I would like to be able to create a global list applicable to all accounts. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://dehoog.org The Bat! 1.41 Beta/3 Windows NT 4 Buil

Re: Archiving old messages...

viewer Ver. 1.68 works extremely well for showing Japanese messages on The Bat! Ver. 1.80 and later do not work at all, although NJStar are working on the problem. I also tried NJWin on Poco, Pegasus, Calpyso and other programs, but The Bat! gives by far the best results. -- Yours, John

Re: Archiving old messages...

abase, preferably to a different volume than the one The Bat! is on, as generational archives. (So far no dial-up problems today; knock on wood.) -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://dehoog.org -- -- View t

Re: Filtering not working for only one sender - the rest is OK, how come?

e dial-up problem I mentioned 45 hours ago makes The Bat! unusable in this particular environment (my office, where fortunately I only go two days a week), since I can't afford to reboot my system every few hours in the middle of a big job. This is one bug that must not be allowed to carry over to

Re: Use of Quote Character in TB

> for the quote delimiter, with mail on this list being the main exception. So for most users it does make sense to allow this feature to be adjusted. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://dehoog.org The Bat! 1.41 Beta/3 Windows

Re: Filtering not working for only one sender - the rest is OK, how come ?

www.homesickmac.com/bilder/FilteringMail.jpg HM> All my other filters are working fine. HM> My The Bat is 1.39 ( reg ) This is a bug. If the name has a " " around it, the filter will not work. Edit it to remove the " " or just leave the address without the name. --

Re: Use of Quote Character in TB

r of characters. For example, if you were using only two or three initials as the quoted name, then you could specify four characters as the limit to regard a > as a quote marker. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://dehoog.org The Bat! 1.41 Beta/3 Win

Dialup woes

edule impinges on another. I only noticed this after setting the dialup monitor to Always hide. As a result, I'm back to Datula at this location. :-( (But at least that gives me real Japanese support and automatic news group checking to boot.) -- John De Hoog http://

Re: Is there any comparison chart between some major e-mail clients and The Bat ?

Hello, Gothamites, John De Hoog wrote... JDH> I'm thinking of changing all the charts, putting in JDH> more description instead of just "yes" or "no" I've now done exactly that for The Bat! page only; the rest will follow in due time.

Re: Is there any comparison chart between some major e-mail clients and The Bat ?

evised version, this time with the wording changed to "it has some features not found in any of the other programs reviewed on these pages". I also added a reference to the kill filtering options and made a couple of other minor changes. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://

Re: Is there any comparison chart between some major e-mail clients and The Bat ?

more description instead of just "yes" or "no" -- when I have a week or so of free time. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://wonmug.com The Bat! 1.41 Beta/3 Windows NT 4 Build 1381 -- -- View

Re: Is there any comparison chart between some major e-mail clients and The Bat ?

efully, I think all those things are in the review. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://dehoog.org The Bat! 1.41 Beta/3 Windows NT 4 Build 1381 -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com To send a

Re: Is there any comparison chart between some major e-mail clients and The Bat ?

page for SH> English MUA ? It's there now. http://dehoog.org/html/thebat.html Please comment, especially if you find any inaccuracies, so I can improve this page. Thank you. -- John De Hoog, Tokyo http://dehoog.com The Bat! 1.4

Re: Won't check for new messages (fixed!)

in this regard, as I reported earlier. If a server is unreachable, The Bat! stays in the same Accessing mode and does not stop until you press Cancel. After you cancel, it won't resume auto-checking again until you restart the program. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo h

Re: Ignore thread feature (was: Anybody else notice?)

single-key operation for ignoring a thread. Having to create a subject filter for each wandering thread is overkill, wrong tool for job, you get the picture. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://wonmug.com The Bat! 1.41 / Beta1

Ignore thread feature (was: Anybody else notice?)

worked and will never work. -- Yours, John De Hoog, Tokyo http://wonmug.com The Bat! 1.41 / Beta1 Windows NT 4 Build 1381 -- -- View the TBUDL archive at http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com To send a message to the list modera

Re: Another mail checking bug

36 hours of operation. Maybe that's how long it took for a server error to stop its routine.) Isn't there a setting somewhere for how long to wait until timing out when the server won't respond? What puzzles me is why a program so far along in development doesn't

Re: Is there any comparison chart between some major e-mail clients andThe Bat ?

hem let you add the correct charset header, and (2) many do not display Japanese properly even with NJWin. Pegasus, for example, leaves patches of un-decoded Japanese. Someone reported that the latest Eudora does not work at all with NJWin. -- Jo

Re: New user's questions

(with other mail programs) is save the registry entries into a .reg file, run that at the new location, and edit any file references to point to the correct drive. (Datula makes that easier by including a "Backup registry" operation right from a me

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