In response to your message received on Thu, 07 Dec 2000 15:02:03 +0700
> Am using Nav2000. Check your setting under Options, Antivirus, email
> protection, advanced. You should find a setting protect against time
> outs.
Hi Dean,
Thanks for the response, and thanks to Manfred for the earli
Hi BatFolks,
This problem has surfaced several times in this list recently
(with several variations), but none of the suggested
remedies/workarounds has solved my dilemna...
Often, 2-3 times/day, the program "hangs" while Receiving Mail -
sometimes with the first of two accounts, sometimes with
Hi BatListers,
Often, the Receiving Mail box will open and "stick" on
"getting number of messages" or "receiving 1 of x messages" -
this continues indefinitely until I cancel. Unfortunately,
cancelling causes all stored messages to be re-downloaded on the
next check (I save on server for 1 day).
In response to your message received on Thu, 09 Nov 2000 08:02:54 +0700
> Hello Clearwater,
> Are you using IMAP=3F
> Regards
Hi Manfred,
Thanks for the response. No, am using POP3.
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Best Regards,
Dan
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Hi BatListers,
Once or twice a day, my Receiving Mail function "sticks" on
getting new messages...the dialog box appears and the bat flies
indefinitely, but nothing else happens. Cancelling out and then
retrying will download the messages, but causes the next mail
check to re-download all messag
In response to your message received on Sun, 05 Nov 2000 03:34:22 +0700
> Under Account Properties choose "Transport" there you have to
> change the Mail Server (normally your pop3 server) to
> "127.0.0.1" without the quotaion marks. Then include your pop3
Does this hold true for earlier versio
Hi Bat People,
Many thanks for providing this forum and getting me off to a good
start with The Bat! Have been searching the archive, but still
having a problem with filters...
two accounts, A is the personal account, B the business account.
I've set a filter for account A to move messages with
In response to your message received on Wed, 27 Sep 2000 13:34:25 +0700
Tmtdc> If you're manually replying using a template, then you may still use the
Tmtdc> %quotes macro. However, when replying with the desire to quote only a
Tmtdc> special text block, select the block of text you wish to quo
Hi Bat Folks,
Many thanks to all for all the good information this newbie has
been learning through the list. Here's a situation for which I've
yet to find an efficient work flow.
I have a questionnaire that potential clients submit (form to
email), and a template set up with pertinent informat
Hi Marck,
CL>> To respond to your message, I highlighted the above and hit F4,
CL>> but all that came up was my template (so I had to Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V
CL>> to copy it here). No error messages, the quoting just doesn't
CL>> show up in the reply.
Tmtdc> A thought dawns ... does your reply template s
Hi Karin,
Thanks for the reply...
> Another problem, on the second day of use, all my messages in all
> folders and subfolders disappeared! No options were checked to
> remove messages, purge, or compress...fortunately I'm keeping all
> on server for two days and am still using Eudora.
Go to yo
Hi Nick,
Thanks for the response...
> One problem remains...I'm unable to "Reply quoting selected text,"
> either through the Specials menu or with F4. Have tried in both
> accounts, one of which uses no templates except a simple sig...the
> answer is probably easy, but I sure can't find it.
Wh
Hi All,
I'm a new user and have been learning LOTS from reading these
archives...thanks for the knowledge! One problem remains...I'm
unable to "Reply quoting selected text," either through the
Specials menu or with F4. Have tried in both accounts, one of
which uses no templates except a simple si
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