Hi all,
On Saturday, September 18, 1999, 7:30:18 PM (-5 GMT), TBUDL scribbled:
LG> Hmmm, You might try this. Save your addressbook to a temp
LG> file. Open the temp file as your addressbook. Move all of the
LG> names into one group, create your message and address it to
LG> the group. No real el
Hi all,
On Thursday, September 09, 1999, 1:03:29 AM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
SL> #4, for me, would be that it is just plain bad
SL> netiquette. I wish I could C&P the link for proper email
SL> netiquette.
If the moderators don't mind and for everyone who hasn't read
netiquette guidelines
Hi all,
On Monday, September 20, 1999, 1:57:00 AM (-5 GMT), Marck scribbled:
QS>> Is the "No Cookie" one of the options for random cookies from a
QS>> cookie file?
MDP> No. It may be that you have some blank lines at the end of the cookie
MDP> file.
When using cookies from a remote file, I
Hi all,
On Wednesday, September 22, 1999, 2:13:14 PM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:
> I want to send an auto reply to the senders of the posts I
> receive in a particular account.
> Some people wants not to get the auto reply.
> So I made the following filter :
> Source : Inbox
> Destination : In
Hi all,
On Wednesday, September 22, 1999, 10:46:11 AM (-5 GMT), Marck scribbled:
> We have now added a new dimension to TBUDL and TBBETA that will,
> hopefully, add to its' usefulness. The TBUDL and TBBETA discussion
> lists are now being archived in a public archive resource at
> [EMAIL PROTECT
Hi all,
On Wednesday, September 22, 1999, 6:14:13 PM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:
AM>> It appear that you wish here for TB to filter when string 1 or
AM>> string 2 is not present. For this to occur place string2 in the
AM>> alternatives section.
> Thanx, but does it work when there is just one
Hi all,
On Thursday, September 23, 1999, 9:32:30 AM (-5 GMT), Marck scribbled:
AM>> I visited the site and find it most appealing. I however have a problem
AM>> with it and it's that my e-mail address is exposed for everyone to see
AM>> and therefor, sets the stage for spamming. Distressing inde
Hi all,
On Thursday, September 23, 1999, 1:19:01 PM (-5 GMT), Marck scribbled:
> As Steve Lamb pointed out in his reply, it is fairly academic since
> spammers are very briefly lived members of the community. However, I
> personally manually drag an offending message to the Anit-Spam accou
Hi all,
On Friday, September 24, 1999, 8:18:56 AM (-5 GMT), Ron scribbled:
> Yes, I'm getting a lot more spam addressed to me individually
> recently. I'd say that half is now addressed to me directly. My
> guess is that some spammers have found that people (or
> ISPs) are filtering out messag
Hi all,
On Friday, September 24, 1999, 8:43:20 PM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:
AM>> Whenever one gets mail that is not properly formatted and therefore has
AM>> lines which exceed the width of the message view window, is there no
AM>> method to wrap the text and if not, wouldn't this be a desi
Hi all,
On Friday, September 24, 1999, 11:00:27 PM (-5 GMT), Paula scribbled:
> It seems to me the best and surest thing to do if you are concerned
> about exposing your email address is not include it. It's very simple
> for someone on the list to email you directly by either (1) copying your
>
Hi all,
On Saturday, September 25, 1999, 6:41:55 AM (-5 GMT), Oleg scribbled:
AM>> Whenever one gets mail that is not properly formatted and
AM>> therefore has lines which exceed the width of the message view
AM>> window, is there no method to wrap the text and if not, wouldn't
AM
Hi all,
On Saturday, September 25, 1999, 7:06:42 AM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
> Regardless of your personal experience, that is not how the majority of
> the spammers operate. By replying and stating "Well, I don't see that" you
> cast doubt on my position and damage people's perceptions o
Hi all,
On Saturday, September 25, 1999, 11:27:43 AM (-5 GMT), Paula scribbled:
>> The problem with this, though I've already done this is that I can't
>> remove the address from previous posts that are archived and already on
>> the server. :)
> Well, I wouldn't worry about it too much. There
Hi all,
On Saturday, September 25, 1999, 11:09:56 AM (-5 GMT), Paula scribbled:
>> Please go to:
>> View | Global Options | URL Hotlinks -> Internet Mail | Use
>> registry association
>> This should work if you made TB your default email client.
> I don't have a registry association for TB or
Hi all,
On Saturday, September 25, 1999, 6:29:17 PM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
> Other filtering involves methods that produce a high amount of
> false-positives.
This is exactly why I wasn't using spam filters initially. Jokes from
friends would get 'nuked' and promotional male from softwa
Hi all,
On Sunday, September 26, 1999, 12:44:43 AM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
>> You missed the point. My point was that someone has a real problem,
>> which is off the norm, and you refuse to discuss it. Well then, don't.
>> But don't tell the author of that post, or the list, that this
>> shou
Hi all,
On Monday, September 27, 1999, 10:01:15 AM (-5 GMT), Oleg scribbled:
> I see. The fact is that Auto-wrap option takes effect both when you
> read received messages (any messages in base in fact, no matter how
> did they have been added) and when you compose message in editor.
> So
Hi all,
On Monday, September 27, 1999, 9:49:28 AM (-5 GMT), Nick scribbled:
AM>> My problem is that if The Bat chooses to display it's attachments the
AM>> way it does, it shouldn't do this to the detriment of how the text is
AM>> displayed. It shouldn't push the text off the viewer screen. My
A
Hi all,
On Monday, September 27, 1999, 12:21:34 PM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:
> It seems to me that the first cooky line is never chosen by the
> randomizer. I ran around that putting a first blank line. Does anybody
> got the same problem?
Why not place a blank line as the first entry in your
Hi all,
On Monday, September 27, 1999, 10:01:12 PM (-5 GMT), Mark scribbled:
> It's easy to get spoiled by Agent.:-)I agree that this is one of
> many Agent features that would greatly enhance the usability of TB.
> Agent is not a bloated app, and I think that many of it's features
> cou
Hi all,
On Tuesday, September 28, 1999, 1:42:26 AM (-5 GMT), Thomas scribbled:
> Two different things, Allie: your earlier proposal was that the quotes
> should show the original sender's initial's; what you describe Agent
> is doing, is giving you the option to choose a fixed set of characters
Hi all,
On Tuesday, September 28, 1999, 1:59:05 AM (-5 GMT), Thomas scribbled:
MW>> I agree with you 100%. I could name five or six features of Agent
MW>> that I would like to see rolled into TB without even having to think
MW>> about it.
> Let's hear them. ;-)
I mentioned two already.
3) Mo
Hi all,
On Tuesday, September 28, 1999, 6:00:10 AM (-5 GMT), Thomas scribbled:
> The "reply" function will be a TB specific module anyway, as opposed
> to a Windows function available to all Windows programmers. Thus, the
> wheel was not re-invented.
Exactly. This is why I conceded that making
Hi all,
On Tuesday, September 28, 1999, 6:26:30 AM (-5 GMT), Thomas scribbled:
^%>>>| Does it allow you to use variables, like "initials of the sender of
AM>> You see, you may define anything you like. :
> Nice, I like it ;-) However, it is a fixed string, not an
> "intelligent" option. S
Hi all,
On Tuesday, September 28, 1999, 10:34:58 AM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
> This would be bad since it would break many other clients. TB, for
> example, uses that character as a signal to color the quote line differently.
> Other applications to the same thing. TB also knows that lin
Hi all,
On Tuesday, September 28, 1999, 11:45:48 AM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
> Nope, initials are allowed. Generally if you have the quote prefix within
> the first, uhmmm, I think it is 5 characters it is ok.
For TB!, it's 20 characters. Is this 5 character limit a de facto
standard whi
Hi all,
On Tuesday, September 28, 1999, 10:33:25 PM (-5 GMT), Thomas scribbled:
SL>> This would be bad since it would break many other clients. TB, for
SL>> example, uses that character as a signal to color the quote line differently.
SL>> Other applications to the same thing. TB also know
Hi all,
On Wednesday, September 29, 1999, 3:54:53 AM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:
> What about this new one : a line is quoted if there is a '>' in it
> *and* there is no space char ' ' before the '>'. Seems to work well?
They couldn't do that and maintain their 'full name' before ">" option.
Th
Hi all,
On Thursday, September 30, 1999, 7:54:39 AM (-5 GMT), Alex scribbled:
OZ>> What the difference between 'new' and 'unread'? How TB! should
OZ>> distinguish between them?
> After getting of mail all received messages become "new".
> After next session all unread messages from pr
Hi all,
On Thursday, September 30, 1999, 2:38:22 PM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:
C>>> The colors would work like that:
C>>> 1- If there is at least a "new" post in the folder: red. end.
C>>> 2- If there is at least a "seen" post in the folder: orange. end.
C>>> 3- brown. end.
WK>> That seems to
Hi all,
On Thursday, September 30, 1999, 6:38:22 PM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:
AM>> What event exactly would make unread messages automatically be declared
AM>> seen and given the color orange?
> Openingthefolderwhere they are during a few seconds
> (time chosen as an option
Hi all,
On Friday, October 01, 1999, 3:43:12 AM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:
AM>> A time. Wouldn't that time vary depending on how many messages you have
AM>> in that particular folder. I see a lot of potential problems there. I
AM>> still think that your feature is worthwhile but only workable t
Hi all,
On Friday, October 01, 1999, 6:41:12 AM (-5 GMT), Oleg scribbled:
OZ>>> I do not spend any time doing this sorting job. TB! does it. When
OZ>>> I want to answer some message, but later I just press
OZ>>> Ctrl-F5,Alt-F2 and go on reading. After that I go to Outbox and
OZ>>>
Hi all,
On Friday, October 01, 1999, 5:48:20 AM (-5 GMT), Syafril scribbled:
SH>>> Yes, Shift-Ctrl-F help me a much.
C>> I don't know this shortcut, what does it do?
> Create new filter :-).
Do you realise that it's the keyboard shortcut for toggling the
autoformat feature as well? :)
--
R
Hi all,
On Saturday, October 02, 1999, 12:38:11 PM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:
> What about a "reverse space barring" (I like this feature), with for
> example, Shift+Space (may be Alt or Ctrl, too)?
I don't get it?
> It seems simpler than toggling the "scroll" to use the arrows.
> I feel the
Hi all,
On Saturday, October 02, 1999, 5:25:22 PM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:
AM>> I don't get it?
> Sorry, I don't understand what you mean :-(
Open a long message. Scroll with the arrow keys alone and it's the
cursor that takes you through the message. Scroll with the alt+arrow
keys and the s
Hi all,
On Saturday, October 02, 1999, 7:03:34 PM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:
> Well, a scroll-wheeled mouse is less than 10 $, so I think that near
> anybody could get one. But I think, too, that each one as the right to
> prefer using kbd than mouse wheel, and to ask for an improvement of
> it
Hi all,
On Sunday, October 03, 1999, 2:17:13 AM (-5 GMT), Thomas scribbled:
> PgUp doesn't seem to work here. I have the focus on the message list,
> with the message opreview pane open. I read the messages with the
> space bar. As clause pointed out, if you hit the sp one time too many,
> and y
Hi all,
On Sunday, October 03, 1999, 6:53:50 AM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:
AM>> Attention to keyboard usability with respect to apps such as e-mail
AM>> clients are therefore well appreciated. Simply having a keyboard
AM>> shortcut available is not enough but the most commonly used ones should
Hi all,
On Sunday, October 03, 1999, 4:48:20 PM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:
>>> BTW, Werner, I just realized that we are dicussing this in the wrong
>>> list; we should move to TBUDL.
> :)
> btw, this point was discussed a few days ago: see the "Quote
> prefixing rehash" thread...
No Clau
Hi all,
On Sunday, October 03, 1999, 4:43:48 PM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:
> I meant that you saying was obvious, not that it was already
> implemented :)))
> A bit like Christobal Colomb egg :)
OK. I understand now.
AM>> I agree. Space bar for page reading. Shift+spacebar for the reverse.
A
Hi all,
On Sunday, October 03, 1999, 6:02:26 PM (-5 GMT), Claude scribbled:
AM>> The point is that if someone were
AM>> to innocently write to you and place '>' signs for whatever reason in
AM>> the body of their text problems may arise. If the '>' appears within the
AM>> first twenty characters
Hi all,
On Monday, October 04, 1999, 9:07:46 AM (-5 GMT), Thomas scribbled:
> If everybody used TB! (wouldn't that be a nice world ), everybody
> would know who wrote what. Yes, especially in business it is indeed
> *very* useful.
The problem is that most people *do not* use TB!. Most people wh
Hi all,
On Wednesday, October 06, 1999, 3:05:17 PM (-5 GMT), Roel scribbled:
> I enclosed a list I got earlier, but I don't know from who anymore...
> It was on this list, but I lost nearly all my files last week...
I can't seem to save the attached list remotely. I don't have the
problem with
Hi all,
On Thursday, October 07, 1999, 1:39:55 PM (-5 GMT), Keith scribbled:
> The space bar only seems to work if the folder is sorted in time
> DESCENDING order. If I sort in ascending order, when I finish
> reading a message, the space bar takes me to a message I've already
> read.
Y
Hi all,
On Thursday, October 07, 1999, 4:54:43 PM (-5 GMT), Keith scribbled:
>> Yet another reason why I stay away from the spacebar.
> Guess I'll need to start experimenting with the arrows!
Whenever I feel energetic, which unfortunately is not that common since
I leave the energy for work an
Hi all,
On Saturday, October 09, 1999, 1:17:43 PM (-5 GMT), Keith scribbled:
> Allie, there were two files at the ftp site: the_bat.exe and
> thebat.exe. I wanted to make sure I got the right one, so I downloaded
> both and tried running them. As you discovered, thebat.exe is simply
> the The Ba
Hi all,
On Saturday, October 09, 1999, 6:15:03 PM (-5 GMT), Jack scribbled:
> Can I safely delete everything in each account's *ATTACH* folder?
> I've already SAVEDTO those attachments I wish to keep. Also, if I
> delete them, what happens to the still kept messages they came from?
Nothin
Hi all,
On Saturday, October 09, 1999, 6:13:05 PM (-5 GMT), Jack scribbled:
> What's the deal with forwarded messages appearing as attachments? I
> sometimes have to click *NUMEROUS* times on an attachment because each
> click brings up a new attachment with a blank page. I assume it's
> because
Hi all,
On Sunday, October 10, 1999, 3:23:44 PM (-5 GMT), Tomasz scribbled:
> Doesn't it seem to you guys & gals that the way autoformatting is
> implemented in the new Bat 1.36 is a bit jumpy? I mean, the paragraph
> reformatting takes place after every single keypress and when you:
>
Hi all,
On Monday, October 11, 1999, 2:23:46 AM (-5 GMT), Oleg scribbled:
OS>> 1) What do I do with %REGEXPTEXT & %REGEXPQUOTES macros ?
> I do suspect that these macros should change the quoting prefix,
> although I didn't check it myself.
I tried them and can't seem to get them to do ch
Hi all,
On Monday, October 11, 1999, 2:48:17 AM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
> Just looking for confirmation of this bug. It appears that 1.36 is not
> honoring the deferred delivery option in the account settings. Un/True?
True.
--
Regards,
-=Ali=-
>>> (A)bort, (
Hi all,
On Monday, October 11, 1999, 3:07:04 AM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
>> I tried them and can't seem to get them to do change the quote prefix.
>> Probably they're for some other mysterious purpose but I'd sure like to
>> know since I may find use for them.
>
> The answer is in the cha
Hi all,
On Monday, October 11, 1999, 4:22:37 AM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
> Well, no. Regexps are one of those features where you don't know you'd
> use it until you learn it and use it. Once you do then whenever you find
> yourself in a situation that would be solved nicely and neatly wi
Hi all,
On Monday, October 11, 1999, 6:38:25 AM (-5 GMT), Andrew scribbled:
> The bug description:
> Links in square brackets are not distinguished by TB.
> Steps to reproduce the bug:
> [http://www.ru/]
It's not really a bug. Just place spaces between the brackets like
this: [ http
Hi all,
On Monday, October 11, 1999, 5:13:39 PM (-5 GMT), John scribbled:
> I know this is probably an easy or dumb question, but how do I remove
> names and addresses from the drop down history list on the editor.
> Thanks.
Open the dropdown menu list.
Tap the down and up arrow keys to
Hi all,
On Tuesday, October 12, 1999, 3:10:15 PM (-5 GMT), Kevin scribbled:
>> Personally, I find those "idiot light" type warnings irritating as all
>> heck. I'm always thinking "If I wanted a damn subject I would have put a
>> damn subject" as I press the OK button. Just add a default to your
Hi all,
On Tuesday, October 12, 1999, 3:12:09 PM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
> Operative term is almost. Quick notes to my relatives, however, I rarely
> put subjects on.
Bad netiquette. :)
> Software isn't there to prevent the user from making mistakes.
> Assumptions like that only decrea
Hi all,
On Tuesday, October 12, 1999, 6:08:06 PM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
> For the record, no, you cannot.
> If you have files going into the trash and don't turn off the
> confirmation. You have to confirm when you press delete, confirm on programs,
> confirm when emptying trash.
Hi all,
On Tuesday, October 12, 1999, 6:13:11 PM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
>> I'd rather have more options than I'll ever use than to be frustrated
>> because I have none at all.
> Then why are you using Windows?
Now that's a good one. I like that.
My response is that other OS's that of
Hi all,
On Tuesday, October 12, 1999, 9:02:21 PM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
> People who say that Unix (Esp. Linux) is hard have never used it and don't
> really grasp how hard Windows/Mac are nor the difference between "hard" and
> "different."
Could we take this off TBUDL's bandwidth? I t
Hi all,
On Wednesday, October 13, 1999, 4:17:50 AM (-5 GMT), Oleg scribbled:
> Just checked. I can't say it doesn't work anymore at all, but
> sometimes it doesn't show a picture, I haven't found a law yet.
> sometimes it seems to help if you leave messages and switch back to
Hi all,
On Wednesday, October 13, 1999, 3:40:19 PM (-5 GMT), Stan scribbled:
AM>> It displays .gif images OK but doesn't display .jpgs.
> Just found interesting thing:
> It shows jpegs when the message is in the Inbox, but once it is
> moved to a different folder it doesn't show up
Hi all,
On Wednesday, October 13, 1999, 5:27:15 PM (-5 GMT), Alexander scribbled:
> Hey, might this be a problem with ordinary/progressive JPEGs? Maybe
> TB's internal viewer cannot display the latter type of the format?
It could before.
>> I have no problems with .gif files.
>>
>> The probl
Hi all,
On Wednesday, October 13, 1999, 3:23:17 PM (-5 GMT), Anne scribbled:
> just have a notice in the subject line in an evil red color "no
> subject" when so subject is entered.
> that shouldn't bother while composing (eyes concentrated on something
> else) and yet be seen when entering a r
Hi all,
On Thursday, October 14, 1999, 1:54:50 PM (-5 GMT), Keith scribbled:
> OTOH, Stan's 'Re[2]' and MaXxX's 'Re[2]' both start new threads in
> Agent. I think The Bat! is the only email client that handles these.
> Are there others?
This is why %Singlere is such a handy template macro. ;-b
Hi all,
On Saturday, October 16, 1999, 2:32:43 PM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
>> Hmmm... I think left arrow for previous and right arrow for next is
>> pretty intuitive. I personally like them... :-)
> I would agree if prev/next were left and right of the current message.
> However, i
Hi all,
On Sunday, October 17, 1999, 7:24:55 AM (-5 GMT), Thomas scribbled:
TF>>> When I reply to or forward a message, a little arrow attaches
TF>>> itself to the envelope icon in front of it in the message list. By
TF>>> focussing on this message and hitting crtl-backspace, I can
TF>>> follow-
Hi all,
On Sunday, October 17, 1999, 12:56:28 AM (-5 GMT), Keith scribbled:
>> May be a new button or a pull-down menu (as one under the Get mail
>> button) item would be a better way then a pop-up dialog every time the
>> user hits Reply?
> I hate to keep referring to other programs, but Agent
Hi all,
On Sunday, October 17, 1999, 1:10:46 PM (-5 GMT), Andrew scribbled:
AM>> OK, I've now detected the pattern.
AM>> If you forward a message, a copy of the message sent is not placed in
AM>> the "Sent" folder and this is why hitting Ctrl+backspace to find the
AM>> forwarded message cop
Hi all,
On Sunday, October 17, 1999, 4:23:22 PM (-5 GMT), Andrew scribbled:
AM>> I use MIME forwarding and maybe that's where the problem lies.
> Just tested it. The sent mail (with the forwarded mail MIME attached)
> was put in Sent mail folder. But I use the standard template (with
> quoting
Hi all,
On Sunday, October 17, 1999, 7:54:49 PM (-5 GMT), Jason scribbled:
> Is there anyway to get formating into templates ? specifically into
> the print template .. e.g. Having a Bold 24 point Arial Font heading ?
No, AFAIK, templates do not support this function.
--
Regards,
-=Ali=-
Hi all,
On Sunday, October 17, 1999, 10:48:20 PM (-5 GMT), Thomas scribbled:
AKL>> Ctrl+[ - jump to the previous _unread_ (inside the current folder _only_)
> As for these "short" keys, somebody suggested to change these to N for
> Next Unread and so on, I think the suggestions were based on
>
Hi all,
On Monday, October 18, 1999, 1:03:51 AM (-5 GMT), Oleg scribbled:
> Hello, the Bat! list recipients,
> Monday, October 18, 1999, Jason Varney wrote about
> Getting formatting into templates ?:
JV>> Is there anyway to get formatting into templates ? specifically into
JV>> the p
Hi all,
On Tuesday, October 19, 1999, 12:06:42 AM (-5 GMT), Keith scribbled:
>> In the view folder window, I use Ctrl+arrows to move from message to
>> message. Shift+Ctrl+arrow is supposed to delete the displayed message
>> and move to the next. This is not working as it should. The shor
Hi all,
On Tuesday, October 19, 1999, 11:02:35 AM (-5 GMT), Keith scribbled:
==8<===
> 3. What I observed was that the blue-arrow icons were NOT moving to
> the next message, either up OR down.
==8<===
> (Damn auto-format got me again! Sorry.) Yes, I understood what you
> were saying, but the v
Hi all,
On Wednesday, October 20, 1999, 10:38:10 AM (-5 GMT), Patrice scribbled:
> What is the role of the arrow near the "create a new message"
> button in the toolbar.
> It makes nothing when I click on.
> Could you help me
If you open your address book where hopefully you'll have so
Hi all,
On Friday, October 22, 1999, 10:28:49 AM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
> Friday, October 22, 1999, 2:25:49 AM, Marck wrote:
>> Message times are internationally corrected and usually work fine for
>> sorting. Individual PC system clocks, however, are a law unto
>> themselv
Hi all,
On Friday, October 22, 1999, 11:18:44 AM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
> Friday, October 22, 1999, 9:11:57 AM, Ali wrote:
>> messages may have the same time but the order in which they're listed
>> reflects the order in which TBUDL server got the messages.
> Well, in theory, ye
Hi all,
On Friday, October 22, 1999, 10:19:07 PM (-5 GMT), Thomas scribbled:
==8<===
> Let me make myself look stupid: Where can I donwload such a
> clock-syncronizer? Is it freeware? And does it work for LAN's as well
> (Novell Netware)?
'Horas' which I use isn't freeware. It's available at:
Hi all,
On Friday, October 22, 1999, 10:13:06 PM (-5 GMT), Leif scribbled:
> Take another look at the massage in question. Do you see any tabs on
> the bottom of the message in preview mode? If so, click on the other
> tab(s) to see if it is there. If someone sends me an HTML message
> with an a
Hi all,
On Friday, October 22, 1999, 10:34:09 PM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
> Not to mention that with the common trend of trying to stuff
>everything into single applications people who *like* to use small,
>specialized applications are constantly switching as their current >
>favorites gro
Hi all,
On Saturday, October 23, 1999, 1:34:03 AM (-5 GMT), Philippe scribbled:
> I'd like to have the possibility in a Reply to have the date
> in reference to UTC (as we can find it in the Kludges).
> See the exemple below (one of the last mails of Steve Lamb) :
> The real dat
Hi all,
On Saturday, October 23, 1999, 5:00:37 AM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
>> COOPERATE with TheBat the Newsreader. The TWO SEPARATE PROGRAMS
>> would
> You mean like PMMail and PMINews?
Hey, I liked that combo in my OS/2 days. They were quite separate
products however. All they shared w
Hi all,
On Saturday, October 23, 1999, 8:32:53 AM (-5 GMT), Marck scribbled:
AM>> So is getright
> ...
D/L Manager Getright
> Just out of interest - I've just discovered a new one, having used
> both GoZilla (mostly) and GetRight (sometimes) for some time. This one
> is called NetV
Hi all,
On Saturday, October 23, 1999, 10:33:34 AM (-5 GMT), Marck scribbled:
AM>> Again. I'm happy with specialised apps for both. Getright handles
AM>> my browser invoked downloads and CuteFTP, I use for FTP uploading
AM>> and downloading from specific sites such as my Geocities account
AM>> a
Hi all,
On Saturday, October 23, 1999, 11:49:33 AM (-5 GMT), Thomas scribbled:
> I find it very usable but awfully slow. For larger FTP's (and with
> my baud rate, each new version of TB qualifies), I telnet into my
> own account, "get" the file via unix' ftp command onto the home
> directory on
Hi all,
On Saturday, October 23, 1999, 12:36:04 PM (-5 GMT), Marck scribbled:
> Through WinGate? It won't for me - not with the configuration I
> have here. But, like I say, NetVampire seems to work well while
> neither GoZilla nor GetRight work properly *for me* through WinGate.
> On a
Hi all,
On Saturday, October 23, 1999, 12:41:33 PM (-5 GMT), Marck scribbled:
AM>>> What, I've done is to place in my templates my GMT, and in so
AM>>> doing, put the stated time in perspective. When the sender sees
AM>>> the GMT and makes his corrections, then he'll see that the time
AM
Hi all,
On Saturday, October 23, 1999, 7:31:39 PM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
>>> W: nothing (would be, uhm, XNews, I think)
>> ^
>> That's a good one though it's an online
>> newsreader. Not much offline r
Hi all,
On Sunday, October 24, 1999, 3:35:42 AM (-5 GMT), Marck scribbled:
==8<===
> Steps to reproduce the bug:
> Use auto-format when editing a reply. You're bound to hit it
> sometime! It's almost impossible not to. ;-)
> Seriously though, just reply with Auto-format on
Hi all,
On Sunday, October 24, 1999, 2:49:16 AM (-5 GMT), Patrice scribbled:
==8<===
> Is there a keyboard Shortcuts list somewhere on the web for TB!? I'm
> searching to jump to next unread mail even threads are viewed by
> reference in mailing list.
Here's one attached.
--
Regards,
Hi all,
On Monday, October 25, 1999, 10:37:30 AM (-5 GMT), Kevin scribbled:
> Has anyone reported this one, or does anyone else get this behavior
> from 1.36?
> 1) When I change my email address for an account in the account properties
>(both normal and return address) it doesn't change. W
Hi all,
On Monday, October 25, 1999, 10:57:59 AM (-5 GMT), Roel scribbled:
> (this happens under 1.35, don't know about 1.36)
> when you've got a folder-specific template for new mails, and in
> that template you've specified a 'to'-adress (like my folder for
> this list), when you doub
Hi all,
On Monday, October 25, 1999, 12:09:54 PM (-5 GMT), Steve scribbled:
>> We are sorry to inform you that your e-mail
>> ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) has been banned. This means that
>> everytime you try to send us e-mail - you will get this reply
>> AUTOMATICLY!
>Ooo, ooo, ban me too, ban me t
Hi all,
On Monday, October 25, 1999, 12:42:08 PM (-5 GMT), Chris scribbled:
> OK. I've APPARANTLY been successfully unsubscribed from this
> trash, but I still continue to receive this now spam. Please remove
> me from this list ASAP as I no longer need any exposure to this now
> waste
Hi all,
On Monday, October 25, 1999, 1:04:16 PM (-5 GMT), Denis scribbled:
SL>>Ooo, ooo, ban me too, ban me too! M!! BAN ME!!!
>Could you please tell in a few words what does BAN mean?
>Are we in antispam lists again? Does it relate to spam issues at
>all?
To ban f
Hi all,
On Monday, October 25, 1999, 1:04:16 PM (-5 GMT), Denis scribbled:
> To ban from the list means to disallow the user in question from being
> allowed to post messages to the list. I think in this case it also
> means that he'll not receive posted messages as well. It's an imposed
> uns
Hi all,
On Monday, October 25, 1999, 1:22:47 PM (-5 GMT), Paula scribbled:
>> This is where I think you will find the most disagreement. The
>> majority of the list members ... Felt very strongly against
>> incorporating other functions like news reading, and even HTML into
>> TB.
> I think tha
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