Hello TBUDL,
I was changing my CMOS battery and forgot to set time and date
afterwards. I returned to Windows and started The Bat! and lost tons
of mail since the time was set sometime in the future, and I have many
folders set to expire mail based on how long it has been stored in
the folder.
You may tell me to set max amount of mail in a folder instead, but I like to set it
so that old mail gets deleted after a while. I am not sure I dare
have this set anymore though! :)
I do not know how it could be done, but it should be a way to make
The Bat! not expire mail, or at least prompt you, if the time and date
changes drastically from one session to another since the result may
be so "dramatic".
I do not "blame" The Bat! for this happening to me, but I would love
the program even more (is that possible?) if it didn't let me be
that foolish! :)
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Best Regards,
Christian Dysthe
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://christian.dysthe.tripod.com
ICQ: 3945810
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