Hi Gleason Pace,

On Thu, 3 Jan 2008 10:12:30 -0500
Gleason Pace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>
> Alto,
>
> GP>> The thing that amazes me is that people can continue to argue that TB
> GP>> Imap does not work while so many of us here attest otherwise.
>
> > A matter of usage behaviour, I suppose. If I start TheBat at nine in
> > the morning and at ten have to discover that it's not like nobody
> > would have sent me any mail in the meantime but that TheBat's joblist
> > has frozen and is simply not collecting the new mail already piling up
> > in my account, for me that's the definition of "not usable". If I have
> > to discover days after answering some mails that my answers in fact
> > hadn't been sent as directed but are still lingering in the out
> > folder, that also constitutes "not usable".
>
> > Other people may have other definitions.
>
> No, other people have at least that definition.  Even Thunderbird can
> do that much.  TB users (like me) usually have a number of other
> message handling requirements.  What we are having trouble expressing
> effectively is that TB meets all those requirements.
>
> Usually a person who is getting a behavior from their software that
> other users don't...usually that person would wonder about conditions
> on their computer and not condemn the software as unusable.
>

I have wondered if it was a condition here but as both Thunderbird and
Becky email display imap correctly then the problem with TheBat must
solely lay with thebat, cannot be a condition on my computer

Sean

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