Thursday, August 23, 2007, 12:21:11 AM, you wrote: > In reply to <mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> :
I>> No, thats not what I'm implying. Lets try this again. Too bad we I>> don't have access to a chalk board and a box of crayons because I>> this is a classic classroom debate that can only be resolved by I>> some hardcore wielding of chalk. :) > You're here for a few days and already _teaching_ us all... wow! Pay attention. Standing in front of a chalkboard and wielding a chalk, does not imply that you're 'teaching' anything. You could be _illustrating_ something. And that was the gist of my post above. The same manner of emails have been to illustrate what I deem to be inconsistencies that I personally have issues with. I>> OK, here goes... I>> If I import my email that my previous email programs says I I>> received in 1996 and which doesn't show up on my 'today' filter, I>> when I export that email, I expect it to appear in the target email I>> program _exactly_ like that. No messing about. > TB has CREATE and RECEIVED. On my "receive" view mode I use CREATE. > Doesn't that solve your problem? Please explain what you mean by "on my "receive" view mode I use CREATE" I>> The fact that I have emails from 1996, showing up in the 'today' I>> (the day of the import) filter under the 'received' heading is 100% I>> wrong and inconsistent. Period. End of story. > If I sent you an email in 1996 and it stayed on your ISP mail server > until today how should it appear on email client? With today's date or > 1996? I was importing emails from my local drive that was _already_ downloaded. Its not on my ISP. I always download and delete my email from the server. I>> And in case you didn't know this already, _only_ the Bat! does this. I>> NO other email does this. None. > It's different, not necessarily wrong. Its wrong. -- cheers, Indie_Dev ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 3.99.21 | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
