Can anyone tell me if there's a size limit for TB for mail storage (theoretical or practical) ?
I know someone who had 75Mb in their inbox* and they started to get corrupted data errors on specific messages which had previously opened ok. I was unable to resolve it with the repair facility, and the messages were not deletable (all their emails tend to have 300k+ images attached) *and it had been recently compressed :-p I got "around" the problem by creating more directories to offload the main inbox to, and a blank directory to allow me to overwrite the damaged .tbb / .tbi files with "clean" versions. Are there any stand-alone utils that can strip emails from TB databases to allow them to be imported to another email app ? If not, it would be a bloody good idea in terms of data security, but perhaps also a faux pas for retaining customers :-} On another note, TB v2+ throws up a warning message if you need to ctrl-alt-del and kill the process, asking if you want to wait until a hung mail-fetch has completed. Its a pain in the ass - if I want to kill a process, I want to kill it *now* - not whenever a hung process decides to unfreeze itself (if ever). Anyone else find this a real nuisance ? (often requiring a reboot before TB will work "normally" again) Using The Bat! v2.12.00 on Windows 98 4.10 Build 2222 A -- Best regards, Colin mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ________________________________________________________ http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
