s book, I do not use address book templates, or
indeed any templates other than TB! default with some minor additions.
Certainly nothing complex that would cause this behaviour.
As I said it's not a problem for me anyway, I rarely get HTML from
people I wish to reply to, and if
ion correctly from the message
body, this will result in blank mails when you import them to another
client.
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ur alternate MUA. When you attach a file you
should see an *increase* in the overall size by about 30%, I use base64
for attachments and have never experienced a problem with TB!
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need to do anthing any more! Outlook will work unattended. :-)
> Unfortunately, this utility program does not work with The Bat!,
> though. :-(
ROTFLMAO! There are lots of others too with much cuter names like
Happy99 and Melissa
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Hi TBUDL,
Reply to a message, hit Send the Letter, then Cancel. Open message in
outbox, this time click Put the Letter in Outbox.
Click on drop down for Get New Mail, select Send+Check for all TB!
says "Nothing to Send" and leaves the mail in the outbox.
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E to Outlook 2000.
Don't you just love proprietary mail box formats?
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ected as
such, but of course your Real Time virus scanner will have spotted the
malicious code and warned you of its' existence, background scanners
take a while to scan all your drives so the warning could be seen
some time after the infected file is received, as you say whilst you
ago with 1.48f all filters were lost
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Hi Douglas,
Tuesday, January 09, 2001, 4:46:12 PM, you wrote:
> Others were more important but my
> answers include the heart, guts and bones of the original. (I can't
> resist doing that).
While we're on guts and bones, does you know which file TB! stores
cookie line
tion" whatever that is.
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View t
gt; %Cookie="E:\stuff\cookies.txt"
You *can* define the cookie file or you can just paste cookies into
the box under Account Properties, which is what I did. Karin was
correct and the actual text is contained within the account.cfg file.
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ore this file from the probably faulty CD under MS-DOS (or
> so-called WinDOS) with ah appropriate support for your CD-ROM drive
> (driver file an mscdex.exe loaded).
No proper DOS here as I'm using Win2k but I will try under Linux.
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e the Archive facility in Calypso, this saves messages in a Unix
mailbox format, then import to TB!
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Hi Thomas,
Tuesday, February 13, 2001, 4:02:17 AM, you wrote:
> I can still reach them from Asia. I checked, and I am not going via
> any proxy or cache or whatever. A DNS lookup resulted in:
No access from London UK
Pinging www.ritlabs.com [198.78.172.135] with 32 bytes of data:
Request tim
Hi Thomas,
Tuesday, February 13, 2001, 7:23:59 AM, you wrote:
> Funny; I get the same ping results as you. And yet (now I tried it
> with Netscape 4.7 instead of IE 5.5), I can open the web page. It even
> wants to set a cookie!
Maybe it's a cached copy? If you can't ping the site the serve
Hi Jannik,
Friday, February 16, 2001, 6:46:07 AM, you wrote:
PC>> Ok, there has to be a way for a new Bat user like me to import all my
PC>> outlook contacts into TB all at one time.
> Go to the Ritlabs beta-page and download the tool called "Wab2Ldif". It converts
> the standard windows A
Hi Thomas,
Friday, February 16, 2001, 9:13:05 AM, you wrote:
> Wow. Someone told me the MS products are for people who know not much
> about computers. I have never used OL or OE, but what you say there
> sounds so complicated that I'd rather use The Bat!. Thanks for scaring
> me off of MS.
MS
Hi Jannik,
Friday, February 16, 2001, 2:54:44 PM, you wrote:
> Apparently the original problem has now been solved - but for the sake
> of the general TB-enlightenment I add another address. This is to a
> beta-version of a programme - called "Dawn" - that *will* export from
> OL to TB (and from
Hi ,
Friday, February 16, 2001, 3:33:13 PM, you wrote:
>> beta-version of a programme - called "Dawn" - that *will* export from
>> OL to TB (and from and to myriads of other AB's):
>> http://www.internettrash.com/users/zakharin/
> Excellent tip, looks like a neat program, perhaps there shou
Re-sent
Hi Dierk,
Saturday, February 17, 2001, 5:48:43 PM, you wrote:
> I hope I remember that right, I think MSN uses a proprietary password
> mechanism (like Hotmail?!) which is implemented only in - want to try
> yourself? - right, OE and its cousin.
You are correct, they use SPA (Secure Pa
focus. Perhaps the
> developers will take notice
I recently commented on this on TBOT, the way Becky does this is to
animate the tray icon until the program has been maximised, much more
useful IMHO
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I suggest you stick to Mozilla or Opera
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