Sl, [S] wrote: > 'Smiled when I saw this. AM doubtless had some stupid person in > mind: Me! ;-)
<chuckle> You are the one who made me realize that one could run the empty folder command to empty what's locally stored in the cache. :) > BTW, TB! incl my IMAP account therein is going well at present: no > 'runtime' error messages, no 'error reading database' messages... This is good to hear. > Still not sure why all this happened...Possibly multifactorial (as > most 'diseases' are...). Cleaning up Win 98 (running various > maintenance procedures...which I do regularly anyway) may have been > one part of the cure. Agreed. The complete cure would be to get rid of Win98. It's an OS that has served its purpose, i.e., as a Win3.1 to NT stepping stone. It's now time for a better and more reliable experience. > Threatening WinDoze with going entirely over to Linux (Xandros) may > also have had a salutary effect...;-) Linux is an option. So is Win2k/XP. They're far better solutions that Win98/ME. > One serious point tho: when I was reinstalling TB! over and over > again...this time ver 2.10.03...then ver 2.11.x... over and over > again...I was using copies of the program in my downloads folder on my > hard drive.... Then I downloaded a 'fresh' copy from Ritlabs...and > the problems went away....Coincidence?? I am wondering if somehow the > copies of the program on my hard rive somehow got corrupted...Just a > thought... I doubt this since those installs are compressed and it's unusual for a file in an archive to be corrupted and yet the archive seemingly decompresses just fine with an uneventful install. > BTW...I am feeling very positive about IMAP in TB! at present.... > IMAP in Thunderbird is perhaps simpler...and maybe more stable...but > IMAP in TB is pretty good now as well methinks... and, in TB! > fashion..very configurable... Agreed. I'm now using it at work without any serious problems. > And TB seems to be about the fastest mailer I have ever used...and I > have used a few ... It's very fast as an IMAP client as well. It now seems to be quicker than ThunderBird at retrieving headers. -- -=[ :Allie: ]=- (List Moderator and fellow end-user) PGPKeys: http://key.ac-martin.com Running The Bat! v2.12 Beta/1 on WinXP Pro (SP1)
pgpLDwnFkWpmb.pgp
Description: PGP signature
________________________________________________ Current version is 2.11.02 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
