Hi Julie,

>Nice to see some activity here again :) I don't know if it's just me, but
>I sure see a difference in the speed that MailBag processes the messages
>and pulls out the attachments. I am using Win2000 and have attachments as
>large as 7 meg. The version prior to this took forever! and Win98 couldn't
>handle it at all. Win98 could handle 2 meg and smaller but that too took a
>lot of time when there were lots of messages with lots of attachments.  No
>complaints because it saved me so much time! Anyway, I switched over to
>Win2000 and was now able to process the larger attachments without "memory
>resources" becoming a problem.  (both OS's had 512 meg RAM). Now with this
>upgrade, it is about 50% faster.
>
>Thanks for the great product. I always recommend it to my friends.

Thanks for your comments. I'm glad this update is working so well for you.

>Hi Jodi and Eric, hope all is well. I also use NoteTabPro, which is
>wonderful, and EZThumbs, your free program, which is a tremendous time
>saver, as well.  Thx for the great products!

If you like Easy Imager, make sure you check out Easy Imager too when you
have time.
http://www.fookes.com/ezimager/


Regards,
Eric G.V. Fookes
Author of NoteTab, Mailbag Assistant, and Album Express
http://www.fookes.com/ and http://www.notetab.com/







...

Hi Tony,

>         I need a reminder about how to export from Mailbag Assistant to a
>NoteTab outline.  The closest I can get (in version 3.1) is to run the Email
>wizard which offers to export to a NoteTab outline but then introduces a
>line of
>text above the starting point of the outline which has to be removed before
>NoteTab will open it as an outline.

Oops, I hadn't thought of that when I added that feature with the
descriptive line. I've taken note of this and will fix it in the next update...


Regards,
Eric G.V. Fookes
Author of NoteTab, Mailbag Assistant, and Album Express
http://www.fookes.com/ and http://www.notetab.com/







...

Hi Larry,

>I am not sure if this is the way it was in prior versions of Mailbag or not.

Yes, it was.

>When the script editor tab is open the ALT+TAB and ALT+SHIFT+TAB shortcuts
>will not move off of the script editor tab. It will move to it from one of
>the other tabs, but will not leave it.

Seems the keystroke is captured by the input control. I'll see if this can
be fixed in the next update...


Regards,
Eric G.V. Fookes
Author of NoteTab, Mailbag Assistant, and Album Express
http://www.fookes.com/ and http://www.notetab.com/







...

Hi Larry,

>I thought that I would put together a list of the Mailbag shortcuts, since I
>did so for EZI. If you find it helpful, you may include it in the helpfile
>of the next Mailbag update. Until then, the readers of this list may find it
>helpful.

Thanks very much! I'll add it to the Help file in the next update.


Regards,
Eric G.V. Fookes
Author of NoteTab, Mailbag Assistant, and Album Express
http://www.fookes.com/ and http://www.notetab.com/







...

Jack,

Thanks! I'm glad you liked them. I put them together for some other Fookes
products, and just seem to keep going.

Larry

William Weeks wrote:
> Larry,
>
> Thanks, for me this will really improve the usability of Mailbag.
>
> More and more applications are being distributed without a convenient
> way displaying key assignments. Remember the one-key access to
> function key assignments in Word Perfect - it's been gone awhile.
> Hope Fookes Software takes up your offer, maybe it will help reverse
> the trend.
>
> Glad to have these in text format so I can do a little formatting and
> make my own one-key access facility. Fookes Software might want to
> invest some thought to how to organize and display them, maybe
> bypassing WinHelp altogether for that particular operation.
>
> What do you think, Eric?
>
> Thanks again, Jack
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Larry Hamilton" <lmh@...>
> To: <mailbag@yahoogroups.com>
> Sent: Sunday, April 27, 2003 7:21 PM
> Subject: [MB] Mailbag Shortcuts
>
>
>> Eric,
>>
>> I thought that I would put together a list of the Mailbag shortcuts,
>> since I did so for EZI. If you find it helpful, you may include it
>> in the helpfile of the next Mailbag update. Until then, the readers
>> of this list may find it helpful.
>>
>> Larry Hamilton
>> lmh@...
>> My Web Site: http://notlimah.tripod.com/
>> Webmaster: Hamilton National Genealogical Society, Inc.
>> http://www.hamiltongensociety.org/
>>
>> Mailbag Shortcuts by Larry Hamilton 4/27/2003
>>
>> I have listed each keystroke by menu. If more than one key
>> combination activates the same feature, I list them separated by a
>> forward slash "/". I indented the various "levels" of each menu.
>>
>> The function keys are grouped after all of the menu items. Many of
>> them do not have a function tied to them, unless they are dependent
>> on a particular tab being in focus.
>>
>> FILE
>> ALT+F - File Menu
>> ALT+F+E/F2 - Open All Emails
>> ALT+F+O/CTRL+O - Open Mailbox...
>> ALT+F+R - Reopen
>>    ALT+F+R+C - Clear List
>>    ALT+F+R+1 - Last opened document path...
>>    ALT+F+R+2 -
>>    ALT+F+R+3 -
>>    ALT+F+R+4 -
>>    ALT+F+R+5 -
>>    ALT+F+R+6 -
>>    ALT+F+R+7 -
>>    ALT+F+R+8 -
>>    ALT+F+R+9 -
>>    ALT+F+R+A -
>>    ALT+F+R+B -
>>    ALT+F+R+C -
>>    ALT+F+R+D -
>>    ALT+F+R+E -
>>    ALT+F+R+F -
>>    ALT+F+R+G -
>> ALT+F+F/CTRL+ALT+R - Refresh
>> ALT+F+N - Open Script
>>    ALT+F+N+N - New Script
>> ALT+F+T - Open Template
>>    ALT+F+T+N - New Template
>> ALT+F+A/SHIFT+CTRL+S - Save As...
>> ALT+F+S/CTRL+S - Save
>> ALT+F+X - Export Email As...
>> ALT+F+C - Close Mailbox
>> ALT+F+L/CTRL+F4 - Close All
>> ALT+F+I - Printer Setup...
>> ALT+F+P/CTRL+P - Print
>> None    - Print Emails...
>> None    - Exit
>>
>> EDIT
>> ALT+E - Edit Menu
>> ALT+E+C/CTRL+C - Copy
>> ALT+E+Y/CTRL+ALT+C - Copy All
>> ALT+E+P/SHIFT+CTRL+V - Paste to Output View
>> ALT+E+T/CTRL+T - Transfer To Subset
>> ALT+E+I/CTRL+I - Invert Selection
>> ALT+E+U/CTRL+U - Unselect
>> ALT+E+A/CTRL+A - Select All
>> ALT+E+D - Select Duplicates
>> ALT+E+V - Select Virus Mail
>> ALT+E+M - Message Filter...
>> ALT+E+F - Apply Filter
>> ALT+E+O/SHIFT+CTRL+O - Options...
>>
>> SEARCH
>> ALT+S - Search Menu
>> ALT+S+M/CTRL+M - Match...
>> ALT+S+D - Date Range...
>> ALT+S+F/CTRL+F - Find
>> ALT+S+A/F3 - Find Again
>> ALT+S+Q - Quick Match...
>>    ALT+S+Q+W/CTRL+ALT+W - Who..
>>    ALT+S+Q+A/CTRL+ALT+A - Address...
>>    ALT+S+Q+D/CTRL+ALT+D - Domain...
>>    ALT+S+Q+S/CTRL+ALT+S - Superdomain...
>>    ALT+S+Q+T/CTRL+ALT+T - Date by Day...
>>    ALT+S+Q+M/CTRL+ALT+M - Date by Month...
>>    ALT+S+Q+Y/CTRL+ALT+Y - Date by Year...
>>
>> VIEW
>> ALT+V - View Menu
>> ALT+V+C - Grid Columns
>>    ALT+V+C+D - Date
>>    ALT+V+C+I - Direction
>>    ALT+V+C+W - Who
>>    ALT+V+C+E - Who Email
>>    ALT+V+C+S - Subject
>>    ALT+V+C+T - Status
>>    ALT+V+C+P - Priority
>>    ALT+V+C+A - Attachment
>>    ALT+V+C+L - Label
>>    ALT+V+C+Z - Size
>>    ALT+V+C+M - Mailbox Name
>>    ALT+V+C+F - Mailbox File
>> ALT+V+G - Go to Page
>>    ALT+V+G+M - Grid View Main
>>    ALT+V+G+S - Grid View Subset
>>    ALT+V+G+H - Message Header
>>    ALT+V+G+B - Message Body
>>    ALT+V+G+T - Statistics View
>>    ALT+V+G+O - Output View
>>    ALT+V+G+C - Script Editor
>>    ALT+V+G+E - Template Editor
>> ALT+V+N/CTRL+DOWN - Next Message
>> ALT+V+P/CTRL+UP - Previous Message
>> ALT+V+D/CTRL+1 - Default
>> ALT+V+W/CTRL+2 - Who
>> ALT+V+A/CTRL+3 - Address
>> ALT+V+S/CTRL+4 - Subject
>> ALT+V+M/CTRL+5 - Mailbox Name
>> ALT+V+I/CTRL+6 - Domain
>> ALT+V+U/CTRL+7 - Superdomain
>>
>> FAVORITES
>> ALT+A - Favorites Menu
>> ALT+A+C - Categories
>>    ALT+A+C+N - New Category...
>>    ALT+A+C+R - Rename Category...
>>    ALT+A+C+D - Delete Category...
>> ALT+A+O - Organize
>>    ALT+A+O+A - Add All Mailboxes
>>    ALT+A+O+P - Add Paths to Favorites
>>    ALT+A+O+G/SHIFT+F2 - Go To Favorites...
>>
>> TOOLS
>> ALT+T - Tools Menu
>> ALT+T+W - E-Mail Wizard...
>> ALT+T+R - Run Script
>>    Use the UP and DOWN keys to navigate among the available scripts.
>> ALT+T+M - Merge Data
>>    Use the UP and DOWN keys to navigate among the available scripts.
>> ALT+T+C - Clear E-mail Cache...
>> ALT+T+S/CTRL+R - Send Reply
>> ALT+T+O - Open File/Link
>> ALT+T+F - Open Attachments Folder
>> ALT+T+E - Extract Attachments...
>> ALT+T+H - Extract HTML Attachments...
>> ALT+T+X - Extract Information...
>>    ALT+T+X+E/CTRL+E - E-Mail Address Column
>>    ALT+T+X+A/CTRL+ALT+E - All E-Mail Addresses
>>    ALT+T+X+O - Original Server Address
>> ALT+T+A - Statistics...
>>    ALT+T+A+W - WORD COUNT
>>    ALT+T+A+O - Original Server Address
>>    ALT+T+A+M - Mailer
>> ALT+T+T - Email Traffic
>>    ALT+T+T+W - Who
>>    ALT+T+T+A/SHIFT+CTRL+T - Address
>>    ALT+T+T+D - Domain
>>    ALT+T+T+S - Superdomain
>>    ALT+T+T+T - Date By Day
>>    ALT+T+T+M - Date By Month
>>    ALT+T+T+Y - Date By Year
>>
>> HELP
>> ALT+H - Help Menu
>> ALT+H+H - Contents
>> ALT+H+Q - Quick Start Tutorial
>> ALT+H+E - Search For Help On...
>> ALT+H+T - Show Tip-of-the-Day...
>> ALT+H+C - Check for Updates
>> ALT+H+P - Poll for News
>> ALT+H+I - Ordering Information
>> ALT+H+V - Visit Homepage
>> ALT+H+O - Open Order Page
>> ALT+H+A - About
>>
>> FUNCTION KEYS:
>> F1 - Help
>> F2 - Open All Emails
>> F3 - Find Again
>> F4 - Go to last message when on the Grid View - Main or Grid View -
>> Subset Tabs.
>> F5 -
>> F6 -
>> F7 -
>> F8 -
>> F9 -
>> F10 - Toggle the menu selection.
>> F11 -
>> F12 -
>>
>> CTRL+TAB - Navigate forward through the Grid View - Main, Grid View -
>> Subset, Message Header, Message Body, and Script Editor (If open.)
>> Tabs. CTRL+SHIFT+TAB - Navigate backward through the Grid View -
>> Main, Grid
> View -
>> Subset, Message Header, Message Body, and Script Editor (If open.)
>> Tabs.

Eric,

Glad to help. It is the least I can do to help others decide to buy other
Fookes software. It helps me in the long run when you can make a living
giving me the great software I can't seem to do without.

Larry

Eric G.V. Fookes wrote:
> Hi Larry,
>
>> I thought that I would put together a list of the Mailbag shortcuts,
>> since I did so for EZI. If you find it helpful, you may include it
>> in the helpfile of the next Mailbag update. Until then, the readers
>> of this list may find it helpful.
>
> Thanks very much! I'll add it to the Help file in the next update.
>
>
> Regards,
> Eric G.V. Fookes
> Author of NoteTab, Mailbag Assistant, and Album Express
> http://www.fookes.com/ and http://www.notetab.com/

I'm pretty sure this is a dumb question,
but here ggoes anyway.

Background: I use Mozilla 1.3 (not that that matters)

I have TONS and I mean TONS of filed email in
Mozilla files, somethinmg like 45K messages,
and in my environment there are a lot of attachments
and they are often significant size PowerPoints.

I know how to have Mailbag Assst open all my local
files. It takes a lkong time while it grinds through
45,000 messages in about 20 or so files (or folders if
that's what they are called).

Unfoirtunately, when everything has been read in
I can do a few things such as statistics, but then
when I try to save this huge file I get a "Invalid range"
message.

So I have promised these GREAT people at Fookes that
I'll try a binary search and see if it can handle
half as many, then 3/4s... you know the drill.
(There's also a theory that mybe one of my Mozilla
mail files is corrupted).

So today I thought I'd try. I opened one
maile file, it went ok. But how do I then
merge in a second file? It seems like
i can either "open all" or open one at a time,
and once I have opend one I( think I have to save it.

maybe I am just CONFUSED...

anyway, I badly wwant to solve this problem,
because MB looks like one KILLER utility.

-ron jeffries

Is there any timetable for MS Outlook support? Thanks.


Blessings,
Al Cantley

-----Original Message-----
From: Eric G.V. Fookes [mailto:egroups@...]
Sent: Friday, April 25, 2003 11:01 AM
To: mailbag@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [MB] Mailbag Assistant 3.5 released


Hi everyone,

I have just released Mailbag Assistant 3.5. It includes the following
changes:

  <snip>



[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

On Sun, 27 Apr 2003 04:00:28 -0000, ron_jeffries wrote:
<snip>
>So today I thought I'd try. I opened one
>maile file, it went ok. But how do I then
>merge in a second file?

a file with the file extension   .mbg is the Mailbag archive file.  Howto append
or add onto a .mbg
One way that I know of is, first of all, to save that one that you opened.  Save
it, let Mailbag save it as a .mbg
which is a mailbag archive file.  And, also to mention, assign a meaningful name
to that file is a part of that
process for me.

After that, right click of mouse in Mailbag's main grid (look at which of the
tabs you are on ie "main grid") choose
close all.

Open a 2nd bag or file from your (Mozilla) source into Mailbag.  Mbg menu  file
> save as

Then browse to where you had saved your first one and choose that very same
first file that you had created.
ok it to save.  Mbg prompts and you make choice to append (instead of to
overwrite your original file).

That merges the content of your 2nd opened into along with the content that's
already in your first saved
Mailbag archive file.  And you can open a third and append to the same first
saved mbg archive file.  and in that
manner, it not limited to only 3.

If you like, try it out with some of the sample mail files that are in the
samples folder underneath Mailbag's main
folder.

>It seems like
>i can either "open all" or open one at a time,
>and once I have opend one I( think I have to save it.

There may be other ways to do it beyond what I listed above.

--
Alan.

On Sun, 27 Apr 2003 04:00:28 -0000, ron_jeffries wrote:
<snip>
>So today I thought I'd try. I opened one
>maile file, it went ok. But how do I then
>merge in a second file?

a file with the file extension   .mbg is the Mailbag archive file.  Howto append
or add onto a .mbg
One way that I know of is, first of all, to save that one that you opened.  Save
it, let Mailbag save it as a .mbg which is a mailbag archive file.  And, also to
mention, assign a meaningful name to that file is a part of that process for me.

After that, right click of mouse in Mailbag's main grid (look at which of the
tabs you are on ie "main grid") choose close all.

Open a 2nd bag or file from your (Mozilla) source into Mailbag.  Mbg menu  file
> save as

Then browse to where you had saved your first one and choose that very same
first file that you had created.  ok it to save.  Mbg prompts and you make
choice to append (instead of to overwrite your original file).

That merges the content of your 2nd opened into along with the content that's
already in your first saved Mailbag archive file.  And you can open a third and
append to the same first saved mbg archive file.  and in that manner, it not
limited to only 3.

If you like, try it out with some of the sample mail files that are in the
samples folder underneath Mailbag's main folder.

>It seems like
>i can either "open all" or open one at a time,
>and once I have opend one I( think I have to save it.

There may be other ways to do it beyond what I listed above.

--
Alan.

Hi Al,

>Is there any timetable for MS Outlook support? Thanks.

MS Outlook support is available in E-mail Examiner, which is based on
Mailbag Assistant. This feature relies on some expensive third-party code
that is distributed by Paraben Corp.:

http://www.paraben-forensics.com/examiner.html

Due to the complexity of PST files (they are encoded by default), there are
currently no plans to add MS Outlook support to Mailbag Assistant.


Regards,
Eric G.V. Fookes
Author of NoteTab, Mailbag Assistant, and Album Express
http://www.fookes.com/ and http://www.notetab.com/







...

Hi AL,

Here is all the information about Outlook and MailBag that I have.

>Is there any timetable for MS Outlook support? Thanks.

There is no direct support for MS Outlook at this time (except in
a special package mentioned below).  We do not have MailBag
Assistant (MBA) scheduled to support MS Outlook.

Some people use MBA and Outlook by way of importing the Outlook
mailboxes into Outlook Express with good results.

The following is from the Introduction:
Mailbag Assistant requires Windows 9x/2000/NT4/Me/XP, and
supports Outlook Express, Eudora, Netscape Messenger, Pegasus,
The Bat!, Forte Agent, Poco, Calypso, FoxMail, Juno 3.x, EML
message files, and Generic mailboxes (mbox, Berkeley mail format,
BSD mail format, Unix mail format). Access to the following mail
formats is possible by first importing them into Outlook Express:
Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft Internet Mail,
and Microsoft Windows Messaging.

We hope to add a utility that will convert Outlook e-mail to Mailbag
archives (using MAPI). However, we currently can't make Mailbag
Outlook's .pst files directly because these are stored in encrypted
format by default.

We have a special version of Mailbag Assistant called E-mail
Examiner that handles MS Outlook mail. Unfortunately, the code that
processes .PST files belongs to Paraben Corp. We do not have a
license to distribute it with our software under the Fookes
Software banner. If you're interested in E-mail Examiner, you'll
find all the details below.  It is quite expensive.

http://www.paraben-forensics.com/examiner.html

Thank you for your interest.  You might want to take a look at some
of our other products, both shareware and freeware located at:
http://www.fookes.com/products.htm

Happy Bag'n!
Jody

mailto:MailBag-Subscribe@yahoogroups.com
mailto:MailBag-UnSubscribe@yahoogroups.com

Sorry I took so long to answer you.  Runbox and Ukonline both allow 15 meg
attachments, as does AOL.  UKonline is free but runbox and AOL are not.
Runbox is wonderful. I've had it for over a year now and never have any
trouble - okay, maybe once :)).  They are quite reasonable and their
mailboxes start at 100 megs.  Hope this helps.

Julie


----- Original Message -----
From: "Lou" <louw@...>
To: <mailbag@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, April 27, 2003 01:45
Subject: Re: [MB] Great Upgrade


Julie,
What ISP allows attachments of 7 MB?  I cannot send files larger than 4.5
MB with the two Email ISPs that I use.

Warm Regards,
Lou
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


At 09:48 AM 4/26/2003 -0700, you wrote:


>Nice to see some activity here again :) I don't know if it's just me, but
>I sure see a difference in the speed that MailBag processes the messages
>and pulls out the attachments. I am using Win2000 and have attachments as
>large as 7 meg. The version prior to this took forever! and Win98 couldn't
>handle it at all. Win98 could handle 2 meg and smaller but that too took a
>lot of time when there were lots of messages with lots of attachments.  No
>complaints because it saved me so much time! Anyway, I switched over to
>Win2000 and was now able to process the larger attachments without "memory
>resources" becoming a problem.  (both OS's had 512 meg RAM). Now with this
>upgrade, it is about 50% faster.
>
>Thanks for the great product. I always recommend it to my friends.
>
>Hi Jodi and Eric, hope all is well. I also use NoteTabPro, which is
>wonderful, and EZThumbs, your free program, which is a tremendous time
>saver, as well.  Thx for the great products!
>
>Julie






Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/

Eric,

Here are updated Mailbag shortcuts in the style that Larry Thomas did for
EZImager.

I have not had the time to verify my changes to the file in all cases. It
should however, be nearly 100% correct.

If anyone spots a problem, please let me know.

Larry Hamilton


Mailbag Shortcuts by Larry Hamilton 4/27/2003; Updated 5/5/2003.

I have listed each keystroke by menu. If more than one key combination
activates the same feature, I list them separated by a forward slash "/". I
indented the various "levels" of each menu.

The function keys are grouped after all of the menu items. Many of them do
not have a function tied to them, unless they are dependent on a particular
tab being in focus.

KMA> represents a Keystroke Menu Access item and KBS> Represents a Keyboard
Shortcut item. Keys separated by spaces must be pressed and released one at
a time in sequence to work and keys joined by a + must be pressed and held
down together to work.

FILE
KMA>ALT F - File Menu
KMA>ALT F E/F2 - Open All Emails
KMA>ALT F O/KBS>CTRL+O - Open Mailbox...
KMA>ALT F R - Reopen
    KMA>ALT F R C - Clear List
    KMA>ALT F R 1 - Last opened document path...
    KMA>ALT F R 2 -
    KMA>ALT F R 3 -
    KMA>ALT F R 4 -
    KMA>ALT F R 5 -
    KMA>ALT F R 6 -
    KMA>ALT F R 7 -
    KMA>ALT F R 8 -
    KMA>ALT F R 9 -
    KMA>ALT F R A -
    KMA>ALT F R B -
    KMA>ALT F R C -
    KMA>ALT F R D -
    KMA>ALT F R E -
    KMA>ALT F R F -
    KMA>ALT F R G -
KMA>ALT F F/CTRL+ALT+R - Refresh
KMA>ALT F N - Open Script
    KMA>ALT F N N - New Script
KMA>ALT F T - Open Template
    KMA>ALT F T N - New Template
KMA>ALT F A/KBS>SHIFT+CTRL+S - Save As...
KMA>ALT F S/KBS>CTRL+S - Save
KMA>ALT F X - Export Email As...
KMA>ALT F C - Close Mailbox
KMA>ALT F L/KBS>CTRL+F4 - Close All
KMA>ALT F I - Printer Setup...
KMA>ALT F P/KBS>CTRL+P - Print
None    - Print Emails...
None    - Exit

EDIT
KMA>ALT E - Edit Menu
KMA>ALT E C/KBS>CTRL+C - Copy
KMA>ALT E Y/KBS>CTRL+ALT+C - Copy All
KMA>ALT E P/KBS>SHIFT+CTRL+V - Paste to Output View
KMA>ALT E T/KBS>CTRL+T - Transfer To Subset
KMA>ALT E I/KBS>CTRL+I - Invert Selection
KMA>ALT E U/KBS>CTRL+U - Unselect
KMA>ALT E A/KBS>CTRL+A - Select All
KMA>ALT E D - Select Duplicates
KMA>ALT E V - Select Virus Mail
KMA>ALT E M - Message Filter...
KMA>ALT E F - Apply Filter
KMA>ALT E O/KBS>SHIFT+CTRL+O - Options...

SEARCH
KMA>ALT S - Search Menu
KMA>ALT S M/KBS>CTRL+M - Match...
KMA>ALT S D - Date Range...
KMA>ALT S F/KBS>CTRL+F - Find
KMA>ALT S A/F3 - Find Again
KMA>ALT S Q - Quick Match...
    KMA>ALT S Q W/KBS>CTRL+ALT+W - Who..
    KMA>ALT S Q A/KBS>CTRL+ALT+A - Address...
    KMA>ALT S Q D/KBS>CTRL+ALT+D - Domain...
    KMA>ALT S Q S/KBS>CTRL+ALT S - Superdomain...
    KMA>ALT S Q T/KBS>CTRL+ALT+T - Date by Day...
    KMA>ALT S Q M/KBS>CTRL+ALT+M - Date by Month...
    KMA>ALT S Q Y/KBS>CTRL+ALT+Y - Date by Year...

VIEW
KMA>ALT V - View Menu
KMA>ALT V C - Grid Columns
    KMA>ALT V C D - Date
    KMA>ALT V C I - Direction
    KMA>ALT V C W - Who
    KMA>ALT V C E - Who Email
    KMA>ALT V C S - Subject
    KMA>ALT V C T - Status
    KMA>ALT V C P - Priority
    KMA>ALT V C A - Attachment
    KMA>ALT V C L - Label
    KMA>ALT V C Z - Size
    KMA>ALT V C M - Mailbox Name
    KMA>ALT V C F - Mailbox File
KMA>ALT V G - Go to Page
    KMA>ALT V G M - Grid View Main
    KMA>ALT V G S - Grid View Subset
    KMA>ALT V G H - Message Header
    KMA>ALT V G B - Message Body
    KMA>ALT V G T - Statistics View
    KMA>ALT V G O - Output View
    KMA>ALT V G C - Script Editor
    KMA>ALT V G E - Template Editor
KMA>ALT V N/KBS>CTRL+DOWN - Next Message
KMA>ALT V P/KBS>CTRL+UP - Previous Message
KMA>ALT V D/KBS>CTRL+1 - Default
KMA>ALT V W/KBS>CTRL+2 - Who
KMA>ALT V A/KBS>CTRL+3 - Address
KMA>ALT V S/KBS>CTRL+4 - Subject
KMA>ALT V M/KBS>CTRL+5 - Mailbox Name
KMA>ALT V I/KBS>CTRL+6 - Domain
KMA>ALT V U/KBS>CTRL+7 - Superdomain

FAVORITES
KMA>ALT A - Favorites Menu
KMA>ALT A C - Categories
    KMA>ALT A C N - New Category...
    KMA>ALT A C R - Rename Category...
    KMA>ALT A C D - Delete Category...
KMA>ALT A O - Organize
    KMA>ALT A O A - Add All Mailboxes
    KMA>ALT A O P - Add Paths to Favorites
    KMA>ALT A O G/KBS>SHIFT+F2 - Go To Favorites...

TOOLS
KMA>ALT T - Tools Menu
KMA>ALT T W - E-Mail Wizard...
KMA>ALT T R - Run Script
    KMA>Use the UP and DOWN keys to navigate among the available scripts.
KMA>ALT T M - Merge Data
    KMA>Use the UP and DOWN keys to navigate among the available scripts.
KMA>ALT T C - Clear E-mail Cache...
KMA>ALT T S/KBS>CTRL+R - Send Reply
KMA>ALT T O - Open File/Link
KMA>ALT T F - Open Attachments Folder
KMA>ALT T E - Extract Attachments...
KMA>ALT T H - Extract HTML Attachments...
KMA>ALT T X - Extract Information...
    KMA>ALT T X E/KBS>CTRL+E - E-Mail Address Column
    KMA>ALT T X A/KBS>CTRL+ALT+E - All E-Mail Addresses
    KMA>ALT T X O - Original Server Address
KMA>ALT T A - Statistics...
    KMA>ALT T A W - WORD COUNT
    KMA>ALT T A O - Original Server Address
    KMA>ALT T A M - Mailer
KMA>ALT T T - Email Traffic
    KMA>ALT T T W - Who
    KMA>ALT T T A/KBS>SHIFT+CTRL+T - Address
    KMA>ALT T T D - Domain
    KMA>ALT T T S - Superdomain
    KMA>ALT T T T - Date By Day
    KMA>ALT T T M - Date By Month
    KMA>ALT T T Y - Date By Year

HELP
KMA>ALT H - Help Menu
KMA>ALT H H - Contents
KMA>ALT H Q - Quick Start Tutorial
KMA>ALT H E - Search For Help On...
KMA>ALT H T - Show Tip-of-the-Day...
KMA>ALT H C - Check for Updates
KMA>ALT H P - Poll for News
KMA>ALT H I - Ordering Information
KMA>ALT H V - Visit Homepage
KMA>ALT H O - Open Order Page
KMA>ALT H A - About

FUNCTION KEYS:
F1 - Help
F2 - Open All Emails
F3 - Find Again
F4 - Go to last message when on the Grid View - Main or Grid View - Subset
Tabs.
F5 -
F6 -
F7 -
F8 -
F9 -
F10 - Toggle the menu selection.
F11 -
F12 -

CTRL+TAB - Navigate forward through the Grid View - Main, Grid View -
Subset, Message Header, Message Body, and Script Editor (If open.) Tabs.
CTRL+SHIFT+TAB - Navigate backward through the Grid View - Main, Grid View -
Subset, Message Header, Message Body, and Script Editor (If open.) Tabs.

Hi!

I have not found any option to view and sort by recipient.
Is there any switch to toggle between sender and recipient?
Does Maibag offer any other possibilties to sort by recipient?

Regards,
Bernhard Goebl

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Dipl. Ing. Bernhard Göbl
Fritsch, Chiari & Partner
Diesterweggasse 1
A-1140 Wien
Tel.: +43 1 8946021-160
Fax:  +43 1 8946170
mail: goebl@...

Hi All !

I'am a new user of mailbag assistant registered.

A problem:

File -> Export E-Mails as -> EML Files -> Select default folder
-> Ok:

Message: "cannot create file c:\Program Files\Mailbag Assistant\
Mailboxes\ (and now the whole body of the message appears, several
lines...).eml

This always happens, with any number of selected messages.

Thanks in advance,

Felix

Hello "Dipl.-Ing. Bernhard Göbl",

On 2003-05-06, at 15:33 (local time here), you wrote in
<mid:3EB7B99A.8090307@...>

> I have not found any option to view and sort by recipient.
> Is there any switch to toggle between sender and recipient?

         Not that I can see

> Does Maibag offer any other possibilties to sort by recipient?

         In outbound messages you can sort by recipient and you're
supposed to be *the* sender; in inbound messages you can sort by
sender and you're supposed to be *the* recipient (no sense to sort by
recipient in this case ;-) ). If you are managing mail from different
users I guess you should create different mailboxes for each of them
(or ask Eric to include a new column in list views ... :) ).

--
Best regards,
  M. Diaz

--- In mailbag@yahoogroups.com, "karpov60" <karpov60@y...> wrote:
>
> Hi All !
>
> I'am a new user of mailbag assistant registered.
>
> A problem:
>
> File -> Export E-Mails as -> EML Files -> Select default folder
> -> Ok:
>
> Message: "cannot create file c:\Program Files\Mailbag Assistant\
> Mailboxes\ (and now the whole body of the message appears, several
> lines...).eml
>
> This always happens, with any number of selected messages.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Felix

I believe that mailbag assistant gives error when the subject is too
long.

Felix

Hi Felix,

Can you please make a mailbox with a few of the messages that you
get errors with and attach the mailbox and its mate (table of
contents, index or whatever your eMail program calls it) to a
message sent to Support@... please?  Thanks, and let me
know what eMail program you are using to open the messages from.


>Hi All !
>
>I'am a new user of mailbag assistant registered.
>
>A problem:
>
>File -> Export E-Mails as -> EML Files -> Select default folder
>-> Ok:
>
>Message: "cannot create file c:\Program Files\Mailbag Assistant\
>Mailboxes\ (and now the whole body of the message appears, several
>lines...).eml
>
>This always happens, with any number of selected messages.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Felix
>
>
>
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Sponsor
>
>
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<http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/>Yahoo! Terms of Service.


Happy Bag'n!
Jody

mailto:MailBag-Subscribe@yahoogroups.com
mailto:MailBag-UnSubscribe@yahoogroups.com


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hi Jody,

Sorry, please find attach a dbx file with the samples,

Regards,

Felix

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jody" <av1611@...>
To: <mailbag@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 13, 2003 6:20 AM
Subject: Re: [MB] Error in Export E-mails as eml files


> Hi Felix,
>
> Can you please make a mailbox with a few of the messages that you
> get errors with and attach the mailbox and its mate (table of
> contents, index or whatever your eMail program calls it) to a
> message sent to Support@... please?  Thanks, and let me
> know what eMail program you are using to open the messages from.
>
>
> >Hi All !
> >
> >I'am a new user of mailbag assistant registered.
> >
> >A problem:
> >
> >File -> Export E-Mails as -> EML Files -> Select default folder
> >-> Ok:
> >
> >Message: "cannot create file c:\Program Files\Mailbag Assistant\
> >Mailboxes\ (and now the whole body of the message appears, several
> >lines...).eml
> >
> >This always happens, with any number of selected messages.
> >
> >Thanks in advance,
> >
> >Felix
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >Yahoo! Groups Sponsor
> >
> >
> >Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the
<http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/>Yahoo! Terms of Service.
>
>
> Happy Bag'n!
> Jody
>
> mailto:MailBag-Subscribe@yahoogroups.com
> mailto:MailBag-UnSubscribe@yahoogroups.com
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
>
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>


[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Hello mailbag subscribers,




I am currently looking in to archiving my e-mail. I searched the The
Bat! (my e-mail client) Archive and found


some  helpful  information  such as the use of Mailbag Assistant -
which I will use (I also love Notepad Pro).


But  now  for  implementation.  My goal is to archive old mail so that
The Bat! is not clogged up with so many


messages,  making  searches  and  closing  down faster. So what I want
to do it to make an archive of old mail


visible  to  Mailbag  Assistant,  but  no  longer  in The Bat!'s
mailboxes. I would also like to preserve the


structure of my e-mail folders to some extent if possible.




A couple problems I need to solve:




When  I  simply  start  Mailbag  Assistant  and  view  directly my TB
mailboxes, and view them by mailbox name


(View/mailbox  name)  the program merges inboxes, outboxes, etc. What
it is doing apparently, is to merge mail


into  groups  based  on  the last directory name in their path - so
one account such as slug/inbox and another


account  news/inbox  - which actually contain mail sent to different
e-mail addresses - is grouped together. I


would like to avoid this. I also can't seem to view and 'TO'
information except in the message itself and this


makes it particularly difficult to look through all my accounts in an
organized way.




I  thought  about  the  options  to  move  mail  into  UNIX mailboxes
and then to append to these boxes with a


filter/rule. Then I could run another filter to delete these messages.
Intriguing! Could I create several UNIX


mailboxes  similarly  organized like my TB setup and then view them
all in Mailbag assistant? I really have no


clue  what  a UNIX mailbox is other than I did use UNIX in graduate
school in 1987-1990 to send e-mail and had


an account - so I probably had one.  So I need help with these
concepts and how to implement them.






--

Hi,

Is this a bug, or something on my system?

Search > Quick Match > Address (Ctrl+Alt-A)

hangs MBA with the search dialog window half-drawn.

The other Quick Match options work fine.

MBA 3.2/rvm

regards,

Martin.

Hello mailbag subscribers,

I am currently looking in to archiving my e-mail. I searched the The Bat! (my
e-mail client) Archive and found
some  helpful  information  such as the use of Mailbag Assistant - which I will
use (I also love Notepad Pro).
But  now  for  implementation.  My goal is to archive old mail so that The Bat!
is not clogged up with so many
messages,  making  searches  and  closing  down faster. So what I want to do it
to make an archive of old mail
visible  to  Mailbag  Assistant,  but  no  longer  in The Bat!'s mailboxes. I
would also like to preserve the
structure of my e-mail folders to some extent if possible.

A couple problems I need to solve:

When  I  simply  start  Mailbag  Assistant  and  view  directly my TB mailboxes,
and view them by mailbox name
(View/mailbox  name)  the program merges inboxes, outboxes, etc. What it is
doing apparently, is to merge mail
into  groups  based  on  the last directory name in their path - so one account
such as slug/inbox and another
account  news/inbox  - which actually contain mail sent to different e-mail
addresses - is grouped together. I
would like to avoid this. I also can't seem to view and 'TO' information except
in the message itself and this
makes it particularly difficult to look through all my accounts in an organized
way.

I  thought  about  the  options  to  move  mail  into  UNIX mailboxes and then
to append to these boxes with a
filter/rule. Then I could run another filter to delete these messages.
Intriguing! Could I create several UNIX
mailboxes  similarly  organized like my TB setup and then view them all in
Mailbag assistant? I really have no
clue  what  a UNIX mailbox is other than I did use UNIX in graduate school in
1987-1990 to send e-mail and had
an account - so I probably had one.  So I need help with these concepts and how
to implement them.


--
Best regards,
  loki-dog                          mailto:loki-dog@...

Hello Assistant-Mailbaggers,

Just checking if this - first - message reaches the group.

I haven't received any messages yet, except for the one confirming my
subscription.


Best wishes,
Mark
mark@...

--

"Even if you're on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit
there." --Will Rogers

___________________________________________
Made with The Bat!, 1.63 Beta/7
on Friday, May 16, 2003 at 9:47:58 AM

Hello Martin Wynne,

On 2003-05-16, at 14:36 (local time here), you wrote in
<mid:ba2m03+h02j@eGroups.com>

> Is this a bug, or something on my system?

> Search > Quick Match > Address (Ctrl+Alt-A)

> hangs MBA with the search dialog window half-drawn.

         Works OK here. MBA 3.5/rvm on Win2K Pro SP3. Try to upgrade to
v. 3.5 .

--
Best regards,
  M. Diaz

Hello Mark Partous,

On 2003-05-16, at 9:49 (local time here), you wrote in
<mid:1249810926.20030516094929@...>

> Just checking if this - first - message reaches the group.

         Yep. 8-)

--
Best regards,
  M. Diaz

Hello loki-dog,

On 2003-05-16, at 4:46 (local time here), you wrote in
<mid:1463885710.20030515204642@...>

> When  I  simply  start  Mailbag  Assistant  and  view  directly my TB
mailboxes, and view them by mailbox name
> (View/mailbox  name)  the program merges inboxes, outboxes, etc. What it is
doing apparently, is to merge mail
> into  groups  based  on  the last directory name in their path - so one
account such as slug/inbox and another
> account  news/inbox  - which actually contain mail sent to different e-mail
addresses - is grouped together. I
> would like to avoid this.

         It seems you can't (directly). One workaround is to save your
mailboxes in mbg format with a different name (that's what I do) or
you can ask Eric to add a new feature in next release ;-).

>  I also can't seem to view and 'TO' information except in the message itself
and this
> makes it particularly difficult to look through all my accounts in an
organized way.

         What you see is a "Who" column that "contains the name of the
sender for incoming messages (From or ReplyTo field), and the receiver
name for outgoing messages (To field)".

--
Best regards,
  M. Diaz

Hi,   When I upgraded from Win98 SE  to Win 2000 Pro I ended up having
to do a clean install and reload all my programs.   I just noticed
Mailbag says it's trial period will expire in 10 days.   I have looked
for a reg file to reregister, but have not found one.   I do have my
receipt from digital river....  How do I go about fixing my mailbag?
Thanks,

  @ ]])                   Wendy
             @ ]])       aka: Toushoes

I did not see Outlook 2002 listed in the setup instructions.  Is
Outlook 2002, latest version supported?

Outlook 2002 is the main email system that I use.

Is Mailbag Assistant going to be a help with Outlook?

Thanks,

Joel

Wendy,

Jody will see this message and he will be contacting you on how to
re-register your software.

Larry

toushoes wrote:
> Hi,   When I upgraded from Win98 SE  to Win 2000 Pro I ended up having
> to do a clean install and reload all my programs.   I just noticed
> Mailbag says it's trial period will expire in 10 days.   I have looked
> for a reg file to reregister, but have not found one.   I do have my
> receipt from digital river....  How do I go about fixing my mailbag?
> Thanks,
>
>  @ ]])                   Wendy
>             @ ]])       aka: Toushoes