On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 19:24:38 -0500, "Allie Martin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>If you're using IMAP, then you can safely delete the cache for the TB! >IMAP folder and allow it to resync with the server. Deleting the cache >may be done via each folders' properties dialog. One of my fellow co-workers has heeded my advise and started to use TB! also. As I've not much experience with IMAP, can you tell me if the exact state of the mailbox at the server is shown: all (sub-) folders and messages when Full Sync is selected? I'm asking since this user is reporting a problem on a freshly installed TB v2.10 on a freshly installed WinXP laptop: a subfolder INBOX/trash which he can't delete: server error, folder does not exist. Moreover - and I can mimic this on my own IMAP account - TB! is showing INBOX 1 1 in bold, where the server tells me INBOX: 1 marked Read, 1 marked Deleted. And I know for a fact the server is correct, that's exactly what I've done. Performed on my own account: & remote server: When I manually sync using F2, briefly status INBOX 1<*> 1<1> (in plain) is shown, then changes into INBOX 1<*> 2<1> (again in plain) and the message list shows both messages but the Deleted one as Unread (bold). IMHO, it shouldn't show the deleted msg in the list; TB doesn't show them in the msg browser either... (With 4 msgs in INBOX, 1 unread the account tree shows INBOX 2<1> 4<3> and the msg list shows them all. After syncing: INBOX 1 3 but the list still shows 4 msgs) I'm afraid it's about time for a new thread now :-\ >> So, I'd like to 'reset' the delete tag on all of the messages in >> my inbox. I haven't purged anything in a long time, so I'm sure that >> the messages are still there.=20 > >Use the browse deleted messages option located in the right click >context menu for each folder. From there you can restore any messages >you wish to. No such option on my v2.12.00; just "Browse folder" -- Happy flappin'! Corne' (aka Cory, The Batdmin) ________________________________________________ Current version is 2.12.00 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
