Re[3]: The bat review

MDP>> Seriously though, there is nothing TB can do other than obey what you MDP>> are typing. How is TB (or the programmers teaching the editor how to MDP>> respond) supposed to know that the space you *typed* at the start of a MDP>> new line is *not* supposed to be an indentation in this insta

Re[2]: Multipart massages

Hello Michal, Tuesday, January 30, 2001, 1:52:49 AM, you wrote: >> Get some freespace at one of those sites offering free server space >> and ftp the file. This obviates the necessity of breaking it into >> parts and offers a more efficient way of transferring the file. >> Otherwise, there's no

Re[2]: The bat review

Hello Marck, Wednesday, January 31, 2001, 3:50:45 AM, you wrote: MDP> Times changes. Things move on. People adapt - that's just part of MDP> being human. Well I don't. I've always double spaced after sentences. That's the way my pappy does it, the way my grand pappy did it, the way ... :) -

Re[3]: Confirm imap support

Hello Lija, Tuesday, January 30, 2001, 11:35:57 AM, you wrote: L> Hello Johannes, L> On Tue, 30 Jan 2001, at 19:46:59 (your local time), you wrote: JP>> So basically TB uses it just like POP3. Well, to be honest, for me JP>> this is great, because this way I can circumvent the postmasters JP>>

Re[2]: The bat review

Hello Marck, Tuesday, January 30, 2001, 11:55:56 AM, you wrote: MDP> offers "an smtp server for receiving mail as an alternative to pop3" MDP> or "options to send via mx lookup instead of direct to smart host". MDP> This is functionality reserved for MTA, not MUA software. I am MDP>