Hi Jack, JSL> Hello TBUDL'ers,
JSL> My wife tried to attach an .MP4 video (which resided on her desktop) to a new JSL> email and received an "out of memory" error. I had her close then re-start TB! JSL> but the same thing happened again. Any ideas why this would be happening? Ok, what you'll need to do is find the Outbox directory used by TB on your local machine. It should contain two files, a Message.TBB and a "Message" file with either a TBI or a TBN extension. (You might want to enable the display of file extensions for this, because Windows deactivates the display of extensions by default, under the assumption that users are too dumb to understand the meaning of file extensions.) The TBB file(s) are the mail database(s). The TBI or TBN file(s) are the index files. I would suggest renaming the TBI or TBN file, say from "Message.TBN" to "OldMessage.TBN". (Essentially, save the file just in case you need to put it back, right?) Then, start TB. When it finds that the Message.TBI/TBN file is missing, that should trigger a re-index process. I would also recommend against sending anything from the Desktop. It is not a real directory per se. It is a virtual directory that is attached under the directory used by Windows for user accounts (as are all of the "My..." directories). User account directories are specially protected against user intervention/"interference". That special protection may have interfered with the process of encoding the MP4 for transmission. It's better to place files in directories that have been created by the user (directly under the drive partition, such as a D:\Upload directory). -- Thanks, David Using The Bat! v7.3.6 on Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 3 ________________________________________________ Current version is 7.1 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
