Hi all, Ok. I saw the last beta announcement and see that a lot of fixing was done.
The general thing I've initially encountered is having to redo some of my folders message list view mode settings and readjust a couple of the view modes. The readjustments seem to remain set so that's fine. For IMAP, things were glitchy at first. It was initially not off to a good start when I selected my TBBETA folder and attempted loading a message. Nothing happened and this was in my IMAP log: IMAP - 1: Cannot select the mailbox "TBBETA". Server reports: SELECT completed I don't know what that means. I killed the IMAP connection and tried again. Same result. I exited and restarted. For a few moments I couldn't seem to get any folder doing anything. I disconnected and reconnected. Nothing. Waited and then it started updating folders, something it usually does at startup. The usual cocophony of sounds started since I haven't used TB! for a while. You see, I filter most mail on the server and when 'new mail' is detected in these folders, a sound is made for each of them. This is even if the sound is the same and if the messages were already read using another client. This behaviour needs tidying up. TB! seems to be behaving OK for the last many minutes and I've browsed around etc. The I/O Read/Writing seems decent and things are snappy. My main problem is with connection stability, so I can't comment on this without using TB! for a prolonged time. I'll use it at home for a while. One problem that stands out is that for messages that haven't been retrieved, there's no indication of whether or not messages are multipart. So messages with attachments aren't flagged as such in the message list unless you retrieve the message. I don't have any of my folders set to synchronise. Their counts are just updated. Upon selecting each message, the message body is retrieved. I wish there were a way to prevent message count updating for some folders, even though you're subscribed to them. The reason for this is that browsing unread messages becomes easier. I can just move from new message to new message without ending up in my junk and other folders I wish not to browse except only occasionally. If these folders are updated, they'll not have new messages unless I select them, at which point their numbers are updated. The work around is to work with the alert that asks if you wish to proceed to the next folder. Not a good one if you do wish to do so 98% of the time. -- -= Allie Martin =- The Bat!™ v3.0.9.18 Return System Specs: http://www.landscreek.net/sysspecs.htm -=-=- Real men write self-modifying code. ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 3.0.9.18 Return | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html IMPORTANT: To register as a Beta tester, use this link first - http://www.ritlabs.com/en/partners/testers/
