Hi again Roelof, > Suppose you're collecting stamps and you've got a list with stamps > you're looking for. You send that list to a friend, meanwhile you > add stamps to your collection and delete them from your list. Some > time later you'd like to check how many changes you've made to the > list you sent in order to decide whether you should post a new one. > The only way this is possible is by having a copy somewhere.
That's exactly my point: I have a copy of it *myself*, TB doesn't have to create one for me. > Therefore just as TB saves the messages it sent, it also saves the > attachments it sent. Anything else wouldn't be acceptable. Well, it *is* acceptable in other mail clients. TB is the only one I've tried that does this. > However there is a work around. Thanks very much for your long and detailed explanation! I'll try the method out when I have more time. Until then, I'll just continue to open the Attach folder and manually delete my own attachments. At least I know now that there isn't anywhere I can just easily turn this function off. -- Best regards, Britt Henrikson Using TB! 2.10.03 on Win2000 ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.11.02 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
