Hello Batpeople,
At 5:50:37 PM on Sunday, September 24, 2000, Ming-Li
pounded the keys of an innocent computer thusly:
>> OT, do you know what exactly happened to Agent? I've been using it
>> for years and have finally been forced to give up because of the
>> lack of subfolders.
ML> Though F
Hello Batpeople,
At 11:10:13 AM on Sunday, September 24, 2000, Marck D. Pearlstone
pounded the keys of an innocent computer thusly:
TG>> Is there a way to mark an entire thread as read? It's a little
TG>> annoying having to expand the thread, then mark all the messages
TG>> in it and then press
Hello Batpeople,
Is there a way to mark an entire thread as read? It's a little
annoying having to expand the thread, then mark all the messages
in it and then press Ctrl+M. (Yes, I'm another Agent user...)
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Hello Batpeople,
At 6:16:59 PM on Saturday, September 23, 2000, Karin Spaink
pounded the keys of an innocent computer thusly:
>> My bigger worry, though, is some software giant would gobble up RIT
>> and turn TB into junkware or kill it (or its development, as in
>> Forte Agent's case).
KS> Ex
Januk, Marck,
>Well, you've come to the right place to find answers. :) Welcome.
Thanks for the quick reply!
>That is correct. But there is a work around. Actually there are two
>possible solutions.
>So before I present the solutions, the first question to ask is, are
>there multiple addre
I'm just testing The Bat! and with the exception of this problem it seems
to be the best mail client I've ever tested. The trouble is, if I can't
solve this I won't be able to use it... ;((
Situation:
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I correspond with a group of colleagues. Each of them has their own folder
in TB a
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