Hi Kim,
on Sun, 16 Feb 2003 12:45:52 -0500GMT (16.02.03, 18:45 +0100GMT here),
you wrote in [EMAIL PROTECTED]">mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] :
K> This is my first posting to the TBUDL list.
Welcome to TBUDL then. :-)
K> I just started trying out The Bat! a couple of days ago. So far I'm
K> impressed.
I believe that. Everyone is. *S*
K> I did a little reading through the TBUDL archives yesterday, and saw
K> that the "educational" version is notated in the header of each
K> e-mail sent. One person mentioned that the header for that version
K> gave out "too much information". Exactly what info is in the
K> educational header that isn't in the standard version of The Bat?
There are three version lines: educational, personal, professional. If
you believe it is "too much information" that you're in the educational
sector, there are tools to cut this off. But there is nothing more
"hidden" in the headers.
K> I'm currently using the evaluation version of The Bat, so I won't be
K> able to check that out until after I purchase one version or the
K> other.
No. Your version is fully functionable. Press <ctrl>+<shift>+K on any
message and all headers will be displayed.
K> One other observance that I made is in the amount of information in
K> the headers of the evaluation version of The Bat vs. that of my
K> current e-mail client, Becky. There appears to be a *lot* more info
K> revealed in The Bat headers (evaluation) version that in that of
K> Becky. Does this change in the regular version of The Bat, or is this
K> the norm?
I don't know about Becky's headers, but there is no difference in
behavior between your evaluation copy and a registered one.
--
Cheers
Peter
Documentation is like sex: when it is good, it is very, very good;
and when it is bad, it is better than nothing.
(Dick Brandon)
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