In [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED], Jan Rifkinson wrote:
After having to replace my HD, I am now constructing a *serious*
backup strategy. Part of that strategy includes concentrating as
much data as I can within the My Documents settings folder so I
can backup that folder on a
Hey Joseph,
My MUA believes 'The Bat! (v1.62/Beta2) Business' was used
to write [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Friday, September 6, 2002 at 12:22:23 PM.
JN The common folders, however, will stubbornly stay in the program
JN directory.
Interesting, I don't see that on my system. I
Hi Tim,
On Fri, 6 Sep 2002 22:27:10 -0400, you wrote:
Hey Joseph,
My MUA believes 'The Bat! (v1.62/Beta2) Business' was used
to write [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
on Friday, September 6, 2002 at 12:22:23 PM.
JN The common folders, however, will stubbornly stay in the program
my scanner to
AVG...everything works perfect.
So try a backup with disabled scanner.
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System: Windows 98 A
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ICQ: 121117424
I had this Problem before, and what I did was install the new version
that just came out back then. It must be a bug in THE BAT, but since
there are just 10389489834 bugs here, I guess we have to suck it up
and re-install.
I at least could not find a workaround when I was unable to backup my
there are just 10389489834 bugs here, I guess we have to suck it up
S and re-install.
S I at least could not find a workaround when I was unable to backup my
S files, which of course is an essential function of a mail client... .
S Sorry to not be of more help,
S Seb
S -Your Mail-
S From
Hello Brandt,
Saturday, August 10, 2002, 5:17:59 PM, you wrote:
:
Again, I think there is a serious need for an AUDIT or Error Check
function in TB. I know that sometimes, TB will pop up a dialoge saying
that some messages are corrupted, do you want to repair?
Anyway, I was just
Hello TBUDL,
Using TOOLS BACKUP Create an update to existing archive, and
entering an existing *.tbk filename, TB! asks if I want to replace the
existing file. I want to append rather than replace. Am I missing
something?
I couldn't find anything in Help, FAQ, or archives.
TIA
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Hi Paddy,
@31 July 2002, 13:05 -0700 (21:05 UK time) Paddy L [PL] in
[EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] said to TBUDL:
PL Using TOOLS BACKUP Create an update to existing archive, and
PL entering an existing *.tbk filename, TB! a
I did a Backup, and it resulted in:
Thread error: the parameter is incorrect (87)
Can you make any sense of it?
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I think I had the error one time. I back-up mail about once a
week. I just performed another backup and that worked. Try
again unless someone gives you a better answer.
Elaine
Hello Adam
On Monday, July 15, 2002, you wrote
I did a Backup, and it resulted in:
Thread error: the parameter
Is there an automated when to run the backup. I would like my
computer to backup TB! automatically every night. Is this possible?
Does the backup routine backup *all* settings in TB?
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Dear John,
Friday, July 12, 2002 at 9:33:03 PM you wrote:
JT Does the backup routine backup *all* settings in TB?
It should do so, yes, if you click in all the corresponding fields,
but I have once experienced that it wasn't the case. The Bat! hasn't
backed up my quick templates
I would like to congratulate The Bat!'s team on the backup capability.
I just used it for the first time, and I find it positively
delightful.
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Wednesday, July 10, 2002, 5:02:31 PM, you wrote:
I would like to congratulate The Bat!'s team on the backup capability.
I just used it for the first time, and I find it positively
delightful.
I have to agree with you on this one. It's one of the reasons why I
choose to go
Hello Roelof,
Wednesday, May 29, 2002, 7:20:36 PM, you wrote:
o I would like to automaticaly backup my data.
RO Use the backup feature in Tools - Backup, it's manual though.
o Does a method exist ?
RO To do it automatically, just zip your mail account folders. Backups
RO everything except
yourself a commandline zip utility. In the old dos days
that was the only existing variety. Create a batch-file that zips your
account folders and create a schedule in Wiundows Task Scheduler (or
whatever it's called) that starts your backup batch at your own
frequency.
In case you're using winzip, those
hi,
I would like to automaticaly backup my data.
Does a method exist ? Does a command line option exist for this ?
Thanks for your support
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Hello onetelmail,
On Wed, 29 May 2002 20:02:47 +0200GMT (29-5-02, 20:02 +0200GMT, where
I live), you wrote:
o I would like to automaticaly backup my data.
Use the backup feature in Tools - Backup, it's manual though.
o Does a method exist ?
To do it automatically, just zip your mail account
Hello Greg,
If you really don't use 2 copies of TB! can you simply copy all files
in the x:\Program Files\The Bat! path to another drive for backup
versus synchronizing TB!?
Yes, I do that every night. Actually, I only copy the Mail directory
and I copy it to my laptop. That way, I kill two
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Hello TBUL,
If you really don't use 2 copies of TB! can you simply copy all files
in the x:\Program Files\The Bat! path to another drive for backup
versus synchronizing TB!?
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I have just used a backup and restore very successfully while
transferring from an ailing PC to a laptop. I installed TB on
the laptop, moved the backup via CD. It went without hitch.
Elaine
Hello Greg
On Saturday, April 13, 2002, you wrote
If you really don't use 2 copies of TB! can you
When I try to back up the folders I get an error message :
An error occurred while storing data of the folder ABC.
It is possible that the message base index file is damaged
- try to delete the index file and re-read the folder,
then try to backup again.
I closed TheBat, deleted
Wednesday, April 10, 2002, 2:32:53 PM, Peter scribbled:
PK In the meantime I get this message with 2 more folders.
PK I am scared now that I will loose all my E-mails sooner or
PK later.
PK Please help!!!
This may be a silly question, but do you have enough space on the
target drive? I ask
On Saturday, April 6, 2002, 23:04, onetelmail wrote:
Is it possible to do an automatic backup of the bat ?
I use Windows scheduler to backup TB! each night.
First I run
C:\WINNT\regedit.exe /e C:\Program Files\The Bat!\MAIL\TheBat.reg
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\RIT
to export TB!'s
I second this idea. I'd love to be able to backup to a network drive
on initial startup.
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Saturday, April 6, 2002, 2:04:49 PM, you wrote:
o Is it possible to do an automatic backup of the bat ?
o if not i would
Is it possible to do an automatic backup of the bat ?
if not i would like to be able to use the command line, a thebat.exe
/backup:filename would be great.
Thanks
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Vlad,
The solution seems to be an urgent move to Pegasus :((
I think your system has problems more than simply The Bat. I've never had
any such problems and by the sounds of it your problems sound farther more
fundamental. I'd seriously consider re-installing Windows fresh before
anything.
Someone else suggested a re-installation of TB!, and if that fails
then a reinstallation of Windows. I agree. But first I'd look at
whether your AV program has a POP scanning feature. If so, I'd first
start by routing around that. Sorry if this has already been
suggested.
JN
Bab4 -
Hi,
Using 1.5d, I backedup all folders etc, using the tools section.
Then I re-installed Thebat on another computer, copied the TBK file,
and RESTOREd it from the Tools section.
All SEEMS right, but:
1- From time to time when getting new mails, TheBat blocks after
downloading the
Hello Bab4,
On Tue, 19 Mar 2002 23:19:48 +0300GMT (19-3-02, 21:19 +0100GMT, where
I live), you wrote:
BB 2- Now when browsing the old OR new messages, some of them are NOT
BB viewable. I have the mouse on it, and still see the content of the
BB message that I looked just before this one
It was foretold that on 19-3-2002 @ 23:19:48 GMT+0300 (which was 21:19
where I live) Bab4 - Board wrote and spread these wise comments on
URGENT - 2 major problems after backup/restore:
Snipped quite a bit
BB I cannot close the connection center nor TheBat, and have to
BB CTRL-ALT-DEL
Hi,
In reply to all that tried to help :)
BB I cannot close the connection center nor TheBat, and have to
BB CTRL-ALT-DEL to close TheBat, then launchi it again to see the SAME
BB problems !
L In short, TB§ freezes up, right?
L I have had that same problem and one of the list
Hi, all
I'm a novice user in TB
I would like to know is the Backup under the Tools menu
include the backup of the filter setting??
if it doesn't, then any other way out??
Best regards,
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Jason,
On Sat, 23 Feb 2002, at 21:17:53 [GMT +0800] (which was 6:47 PM where I live) you
wrote:
J I would like to know is the Backup under the Tools menu
J include the backup of the filter setting??
Yes it includes. Ensure you select all the options...
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Wednesday, February 13, 2002 at 3:34 AM
Raj Select the text and press F4
Raj ps: Since quite a few read the messages threaded, its better
Raj to start a new
Raj topic with a new mail...this will ensure faster response.
Raj,
It's working now. I had a setting wrong. Thanks for
your
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Hello Peter,
On Monday, February 11, 2002 at 20:14:46 +0100, Peter Meyns [PM] wrote
concerning 'restore from backup':
...
PM If there is anything else that could cause this failing of
PM *complete* backup, please let me know.
How did you backup
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On Tue, 12 Feb 2002 17:30:27 +0100GMT (which was 12.02.02, 17:30 +0100GMT
where I live), David van Zuijlekom wrote this about restore from backup:
DvZ How did you backup? Did you use the internal backup feature? And what
DvZ did you backup?
Hi
Tuesday, February 12, 2002 at 8:33 PM
Hi everyone,
I'm new and have a couple of questions about The Bat!
which I can't seem to answer. Here they are:
1) How do I search through **all mailboxes** for a message?
Text in message, sender, etc.?
2) How do I search through a particular
ON Tuesday, February 12, 2002, 6:20:43 PM, you wrote:
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Peter where I live), David van Zuijlekom wrote this about restore from backup:
DvZ How did you
Saturday, December 22, 2001, 3:42:14 PM, Thomas wrote:
TF I wonder when they will finalise the Backup functionality. I am
TF not using nor recommending it, because my old batch file is fast
TF and backs up everything. Backup should be able to backup
TF everything, shouldn't it?
I sure agree
@ 14:42:14 +0800 [ Sat, 22 Dec 2001], Thomas F [TF] wrote these words
of wisdom:
...
TF I wonder when they will finalise the Backup functionality. I am
TF not using nor recommending it, because my old batch file is fast
TF and backs up everything. Backup should be able to backup
TF everything
@ 19:26:34 +0900 [ Sat, 22 Dec 2001], Yuki Taga [YT] wrote these words
of wisdom:
...
YT I sure agree there. As far as I'm concerned, a backup utility on
YT an e-mail client is just bloat, and especially so if it can't
YT easily and immediately lay down a clone of the program, including
YT all
On Saturday, December 22, 2001, 07:42:14, Thomas F wrote:
I wonder when they will finalise the Backup functionality. I am not
using nor recommending it, because my old batch file is fast and backs
up everything.
Could you post the file here, please?
Thanks!
Merry Xmas to everyone,
Roman
at least have to backup the RIT key
inside my registry.
To be honest, the only partition (a separate HD, TW) I regularly image
is C:. Additionally I manually copy the registry to another HD (both
go to E:), particularly after software install/de-install.
The best way for any programme would
@echo off
cls
echo Welcome to your The Bat! Registry Backup program.
echo.
echo ___
echo * *
echo *1. Back up my registry NOW!! *
echo *2. Don't you dare! Get me outta here! *
echo
. On the
ACM desktop TB! was installed on Drive L: and most of the account files
ACM were on Drive M:.
The backup routine I have is just a backup. It assumes you want to
restore TB in the same directories. If you want to move some
directories, your way is truly better.
ACM The only settings lost were
and
Intermediate Root CA mean? And do those boxes also need to be
checked?)
1. Download another copy of The Bat!, install it (after locating your
old key and password, insert them, etc.)
2. Access Tools|Restore
3. Point to the file where the backup was stored (e.g., on a Zip disk)
4. Select
and
Intermediate Root mean? And do those boxes also need to be
checked?)
1. Download another copy of The Bat!, install it (after locating your
old key and password, insert them, etc.)
2. Access Tools|Restore
3. Point to the file where the backup was stored (e.g., on a Zip disk)
4. Select
they are installed by default
when you reinstall TB!
JF 1. Download another copy of The Bat!, install it (after locating your
JF old key and password, insert them, etc.)
JF 2. Access Tools|Restore
JF 3. Point to the file where the backup was stored (e.g., on a Zip disk)
JF 4. Select the file
JF 5. Click Okay
by
default (about The Bat!) when you first install The Bat!, but I'm
talking about my *own* Personal Address Book. By default, it appears
to come with a check in the Personal Address Book check box.
And what do Trusted Root CA and Intermediate Root CA mean?
See Tools|Backup|Choose
The Personal Address
and Intermediate
Root Ca. You can select those for backup if you made changes to them.
Otherwise, TB! will recreate those as it did with mine. Usually, the
only address books you need to backup are the personal ones. The
others may be backed up if you've made changes to them which makes
them now
? +
It can't. :-) You were asking about trusted root ca and Intermediate
Root Ca. You can select those for backup if you made changes to them.
Otherwise, TB! will recreate those as it did with mine. Usually, the
only address books you need to backup are the personal ones. The
others may be backed
Friday, December 21, 2001, 8:15:45 PM, you wrote:
[...]
These have to do with S/MIME and S/MIME key
verifications/certification.
I have a funny feeling I've deleted that something I may need/want someday.
Now I'm going to have a drink of bourbon. Maybe a couple of drinks.
Geez, every
@ 20:15:45 -0800 [ Fri, 21 Dec 2001], Joe Finocchiaro [JF]
thoughtfully wrote the following:
...
JF Okay. I'm in deep doo doo, I think.
:-))
JF I deleted those items from the address book I inherited in my
JF new copy of The Bat!
Ok. You very well may not suffer especially since you didn't
Friday, December 21, 2001, 6:30:49 PM, you wrote:
[...]
Ok. You very well may not suffer especially since you didn't know what
they were about. g But then, as you said, you may need them some
day. I think a reinstall of TB! should restore them for you. The
reinstall will not affect any of
Friday, December 21, 2001, 6:30:49 PM, you wrote:
[...]
Ok. You very well may not suffer especially since you didn't know what
they were about. g But then, as you said, you may need them some
day. I think a reinstall of TB! should restore them for you. The
reinstall will not affect any of
, there are other
ACM preferences that aught to be backed up and restored. Thankfully, it
ACM isn't much of a hassle to reconfigure these options. The important
ACM options, settings and data are restored just fine.
I wonder when they will finalise the Backup functionality. I am not
using nor
Hello meprobe,
Sunday, December 02, 2001, 3:37:57 PM, you wrote:
mgn Hi,
mgn I used the Backup facility in in Files Tools. After which I deleted
mgn formatted my drive. Now that I've re-installed, I cannot get TB to
mgn sync back with the .tbk backup files. How do I get everything back?
mgn
Hi,
I used the Backup facility in in Files Tools. After which I deleted
formatted my drive. Now that I've re-installed, I cannot get TB to
sync back with the .tbk backup files. How do I get everything back?
I have being a faithful TB user for over a year but never had the
chance to try out
Hello List,
On 2 Dec 2001 at 16:37:57 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote (at least in part):
mgn Hi,
mgn I used the Backup facility in in Files Tools. After which I deleted
mgn formatted my drive. Now that I've re-installed, I cannot get TB to
mgn sync back with the .tbk backup files. How do I get
with the backup feature? As you can see I don't use it -
actually I haven't ever needed to back up or restore TB!'s message
base in more than one and a half years of use.
BTW, I haven't even been in need of installing Windows anew once a
year. If one takes good care of it - cleaning the registry
@ 23:37:57 +0800 [ Sun, 2 Dec 2001], Meprobe [M] contributed this to
our collective wisdom:
...
M I used the Backup facility in in Files Tools. After which I deleted
M formatted my drive. Now that I've re-installed, I cannot get TB to
M sync back with the .tbk backup files. How do I get
Hello Dierk,
On 2 Dec 2001 at 17:13:42 you wrote (at least in part):
DH Perhaps he first has to re-create his folder structure? Or is this
DH obsolete with the backup feature?
CMIIW but I think this is what backup is for: automatic restore of
structure and data (in general). If I would need
Hello Dierk,
2. december 2001, 17:13:42, you wrote:
DH Perhaps he first has to re-create his folder structure? Or is this
DH obsolete with the backup feature? As you can see I don't use it -
DH actually I haven't ever needed to back up or restore TB!'s message
DH base in more than one
Hello,
Thank you for your prompt help. I have traced down the problem to a
corrupted backup, blame Winzip. I managed to fix it with PkZip and
used the Tools/Restore facility. Everything worked out fine, and like what
Peter wrote, I don't even need to create new accounts. Hurray!
Now this Backup
Hello Batters,
my Windows machine crashed and the following scandisk produced some
filesystem errors. Since everything seemed to be corrected during the
scan I didn't worry too much, at least The Bat did not seem to have
lost anything.
Then I wanted to do a backup (yes, I know you should do
Hello CaLViN,
28. november 2001, 11:07:56, you wrote:
C Error writing file c:\temp\batCC.TBB StoreFolders
C The system cannot find the path specified
I usually get this when part of the messages base is corrupted. Don't
really know what to do, usually importing previous backup helped
is corrupted. Don't
JS really know what to do, usually importing previous backup helped.
Confirmed
I have the same prob (on secureBat and TheBat). Several messageBox
error appeared with this text and a OK button
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Hello Batters,
Error writing file c:\temp\batCC.TBB StoreFolders
The system cannot find the path specified
I usually get this when part of the messages base is corrupted.
Don't really know what to do, usually importing previous backup
helped.
Confirmed
I have the same prob (on secureBat
Hi,
making backup I got the following fault:
Fault by writing the file C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\batC232.TBB Store
Folders. The proceedings will be carried out,
(PS.: I hope that I have translated it right!)
How can I find out, which message it is, so that I can delete it?
PS.: Downloading all
Hello,
Subj ?
Thank you
Sergey
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When backing up TB! (under Tools Backup...) - there is an
option to "Store external attachments in message bodies..." -
What is this option? I have been backing-up without it checked
(since that is the default) - but am curious as to what exactly
this option does and wh
Hello, Bat fans,
is there a way to backup my precious cookie lines? What file do I have
to backup exactly?
Take care,
Andreas
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Hello Andreas!
On Saturday, March 17, 2001 at 12:50:22 PM you wrote:
is there a way to backup my precious cookie lines? What file do I have
to backup exactly?
When I had a quite a lot of cookies I copied/pasted it into a text
file, which I now
Hi, Bat folks,
on Saturday, March 17, 2001 at 18:27:41GMT +0100 - which was 18:27 in Cologne,
Germany, where I live -
Dierk Haasis wrote the following lines regarding "How to backup cookies?":
DH When I had a quite a lot of cookies I copied/pasted it into a text
DH file, which
Hi Alexander,
AL I was just wondering: my TB!-folder is 700 MB.
Are you aware of the way TB handles deleted mails in it's
database? Do a folder | compress all and see how much freed
space is reported.
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writing without the
Hi Wolfgang,
AL I was just wondering: my TB!-folder is 700 MB.
Are you aware of the way TB handles deleted mails in it's database?
Yes, I would say I know that. But I currently have about 12500 Mails
of which the ones in most of the folders are automatically deleted
after a certain time
Hi Alexander,
...
AL If I would compress every folder it would probably save some 160
AL MB - not really that much.
It would shrink your W2K backup to ~640 MB :-)
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Using The Bat! 1.49
Hey Alexander,
Friday, February 23, 2001, 5:26:40 AM, you wrote:
AL I don't really see any advantage in compressing the folders
AL besides the reduction of the folder-size. Or what else would there
AL be? But I compressed the largest folders for you :-): it saved
AL about 70 MB. If I would
Hello Tim,
I'm not sure about TB!, but when I worked with databases (~1990),
you did a purge (to remove all records that were marked "deleted"),
I would say = "remove old messages"?
then in TB! case a compress to take all the "empty" space out of the
db that is left when removing a
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Hi Tim,
On 23 February 2001 at 08:23:38 -0500 (which was 13:23 where I live)
Tim Musson wrote and made these points:
TM Anyone more knowledgeable on TB! inner workings want to confirm/deny
TM that?
I will confirm the application of the
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Hi Marck,
On 23 February 2001 at 13:43:45 + (which was 13:43 where I live)
Marck D. Pearlstone wrote and made these points:
TM Anyone more knowledgeable on TB! inner workings want to confirm/deny
TM that?
MDP I will confirm the application
Hello Marck,
'Purge' does the deletion of expired/excess messages according to
the folder settings. Compress, as you say, removes the messages
flagged as deleted and reclaims the space.
That means: if I do not compress, I could also leave the messages in
the folder as the space won't be
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Hi Alexander,
On 23 February 2001 at 15:54:32 +0100 (which was 14:54 where I live)
Alexander Levenetz wrote and made these points:
'Purge' does the deletion of expired/excess messages according to
the folder settings. Compress, as you say,
Hallo Alexander,
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001 15:54:32 +0100 GMT (23/02/2001, 22:54 +0800 GMT),
Alexander Levenetz wrote:
'Purge' does the deletion of expired/excess messages according to
the folder settings. Compress, as you say, removes the messages
flagged as deleted and reclaims the space.
AL
On Friday, February 23, 2001, 6:54:32 AM, Alexander wrote:
That means: if I do not compress, I could also leave the messages
in the folder as the space won't be reclaimed without compress
anyway? I can hardly believe that...
It's a typical database practice. It enables you to un-delete
be reclaimed without compress anyway? I
AL can hardly believe that...
You better do so :-)
BTW, that was the reason for my initial question. A OS level
backup will always save deleted messages too unless you do a
compress before. Sorry for not beeing verbose enough.
When I think about it: did
Hello Wolfgang,
BTW, that was the reason for my initial question. A OS level
backup will always save deleted messages too unless you do a
compress before. Sorry for not beeing verbose enough.
No problem. If I had known I would have understood :-)
When I think about it: did somebody check
Hello everybody,
I was just wondering: my TB!-folder is 700 MB. When I use the
Win2k backup I end up having pretty much 700 MB in a backup-file. I
just used TB-Backup and had _everything_ backed up - and the file is only
about 80 MB. Can that be? Was really everything backed up
AL I was just wondering: my TB!-folder is 700 MB. When I use the
AL Win2k backup I end up having pretty much 700 MB in a backup-file. I
AL just used TB-Backup and had _everything_ backed up - and the file is only
AL about 80 MB. Can that be? Was really everything backed up? Is the
AL compression
Hey Alexander,
Thursday, February 22, 2001, 4:33:17 AM, you wrote:
AL And: registry information, by chance, is probably not backed up,
AL right?
I believe it is. I used TB! backup and restore when I went from WinNT
to W2k via an fdisk, and got everything back.
AL What exactly is contained
Dear Bat-Man,
on Jumat, 15:19
I want to backup all my mail now, until thebat will fresh..with no
mail each account.
but I just want backup some folder.., not inbox.
How I can do it easily ?
Can I just delete all file in that folder, and new file will be
created ?
After It, I will RAR
Hallo solid,
On Fri, 2 Feb 2001 15:35:11 +0700 GMT (02/02/2001, 16:35 +0800 GMT),
solid snake wrote:
My Test, I have compress TB folder, size about 4.9 Mega. But TB
compress it to "0 bytes saved"
I compress it my self with WinRAR, and I got size of MESSAGE.TBB
about 475 kilobytes.
so
RAR archive but message base ?
Alexander's The Bat! (v1.49) Personal rip
I have test it with Backup Tools TB,
It's seem save a lot as RAR or ZIP..
Thank'sss
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solid snake mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] [ICQ: 105782737
Hello Kari,
i've been following this thread for a bit now and if i may...
i've always done my backup by zipping the TB! main folder and subfolder
when TB! is not running. i find that its the easiest method. but, why in
your batch file do you call TB! _and then_ close
Hello Alvn,
On Tue, 9 Jan 2001, 16:26:55 h [GMT +0800] (which
was 09:26 h [GMT +0100] where I live) you wrote:
A i've always done my backup by zipping the TB! main folder and
A subfolder when TB! is not running.
This is what I've done before, too.
A i find that its the easiest method
backup batch file to close The Bat if you forgot to shut it down.
WB I have a daily backup to run at 3 AM and I know sooner or later I
WB am going to forget to exit The Bat before I go to bed.
Ack.
WB If I remember right, wasn't it c:\thebat\thebat.exe /exit? And I
WB assume that if it is _not_
On January 7, 2001, at 7:39:44 AM, Kari Jakobi Wrote:
KJ The way I designed it will execute the Backup everytime TB
KJ is closed *automagically* without you even noticing anything
KJ has changed.
Now this is something I've wanted to see for a long time. :o)
KJ I assume you have already
by Januk Aggarwal
cls
echo Welcome to your The Bat! Registry Backup program.
echo
echo ___
echo * *
echo *1. Back up my registry NOW!! *
echo *2. Don't you dare! Get me outta here! *
echo
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