Hi Dierk,
On Thu, 21 Dec 2000 23:21:16 +0100GMT (22/12/2000, 06:21 +0800GMT),
Dierk Haasis wrote:
>>> When I tried just now, however, it didn't behave that way. TB did
>>> prompt me the first time (so I've no idea why you couldn't check
>>> mail on GMX), but then it remember it *forever*. I.e., even after I
>>> shut down and restarted TB, it could still check mail for that
>>> account, even though the password field was still blank (I didn't
>>> check the "update account data" option when typing in the password).
>>> Could someone confirm this?
No. TB aks me every single time when I do a POP-check.
Which was the exact setting you refer to when you said that TB will
remember the password "for this session only"? For me, TB either
remembers permanently (if I so wish), or not all.
DH> When I first used 1.48 it could be that I mistyped my password,
DH> which is not shown on the screen (and that's fine with me). So I
DH> couldn't log in, but TB! remembered the password with typo,
Smart. <g>
DH> And something else is seen, sometimes it is good to have a mailing list
DH> to discuss problems - even with oneself ;-).
You're welcome. To improve things even more, you can create a mailing
list for yourself on egroups - it's free. ;-)
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Cheers,
Thomas.
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