Hi Britt, Friday, May 21, 2004, 2:37:25 AM, you wrote: >> That reminds of a similar problem I had when I first started using >> The Bat. I ran across a suggestion to delete the bat*.tmp files from >> my temp directory. There turned out to be thousands of them. As soon >> as I did this all was well. You might try this. In my case I later >> discovered that the import from Pegasus had created those thousands >> of .tmp files and not cleaned them up.
BH> Dear, wonderful Wayne, BH> your trick worked!!!!! I too had imported my mails into The Bat, and I BH> found 36 425 (!) bat*.tmp-files, of which I of course had no idea, BH> altogether 84 MB. I deleted them yesterday, and this morning the mail BH> download worked without any problems. I'm so happy - a thousand thanks BH> to you! Glad I could help. I went through the same experience you did and almost gave up until I came across a message in the old forums suggesting deleting those .tmp files. In my case the message I found was only obliquely related to my problem. I tried it any way and, like you, was thrilled that it worked. BH> List owners, please write this into you FAQ or make a note of it until BH> the next beginner asks the same thing on this list! I was on the verge BH> of giving up on the Bat because of this, since it was driving me mad, BH> and I found it really strange that nobody could solve the problem at BH> first. There must be loads of beginners who have their mails in BH> another e-mail client and import them into the Bat. I suspect that many potential The Bat users have been lost due to this. Most people would likely just assume it's a bug in The Bat and move on to something out. Only a few would take the time and effort to search through forum/list archives trying to find a solution. -- Wayne ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.10.03 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html