The Bat! 4.0.0.2 (Alpha)

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New Folder Tabs Interface

Folder Tabs interface is completely reworked in order to provide a new way to access various groups of folders and messages.

The new Folder Favourite sets allow to keep some specific folders and addresses together in a single list.

Address History tab in the Folder Tabs to keep track of people one is exchanging messages with.

Address History

You may setup the Address History to keep track of people you are messaging with. This way, you may quickly find messages from a particular person, know when you or she/he wrote you last time, etc. The setup wizard collects initial information from your existing message base, so you can start using the Address History right away. When you enable the Address History, you may access the list of recorded correspondents at the "Addresses" tab of the folder pane in the main program's window.

Modern Look

The main windows of the program have modern look:
· The tabs has new navigation controls;
· Headers and free space in windows have nice gradient background;
· Buttons in the header filed also look much nicer because they also support gradients;
· Removed unnecessary borders around graphic components, that helps to avoids visual clutter;
· The account section of the status bar has it's own customisable popup menu. The status bar has also an option to show the account log or have it hidden.

URL Manager for Retrieval of HTML Images in The Background

The Bat! now shows images in HTML messages referenced by http protocol. Noting the fact that this opportunity has been abused by data “phishers”, The Bat! Introduces sophisticated URL Manager to control the retrieval of messages not by folder or addressee, but by particular hosts or URLs.

Easier Support and Maintenance

The Bat! now sets %EMAIL% environment variable to its mail directory (where mail accounts and address books are kept on disk). You can now type %EMAIL% in the address location of Windows Explorer to quickly to The Bat! mail directory. This significantly simplifies technical support: the user is easily able to locate the mail directory right from Windows Explorer, regardless whether this directory in “Program Files” or “User’s data” folder, even if the user doesn’t exactly know where the mail directory actually is

Capitalization of The Addresses’ Name

The first character is of the adressee’s name is automatically capitalized if the recipient is specified by e-mail only. For example, if you specify only "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" in the "To:" line of a new message, it will now put "Hello Stefan," in the message text, and not "Hello stefan," as before. This is because of the new algorithm of %TOFName and related macros.

Advanced Image Viewer

The internal image viewer allows to view all attached images in selected messages, navigating between images. It supports rotate, advanced resize and zoom algorithms and full screen mode. It now also supports JPEG images with 4-component colour schemes (CMYK and YCCK). Such JPEG files can also displayed as embedded images of HTML messages.

Improved Speed

Message list sorting by "From", "To" or "Subject" column is now five times faster. The Bat! should also consume less memory because of fixed memory leaks.

Support of TNEF Format

Some attachments in a message forwarded from Outlook were not visible nor accessible from TB, because Outlook uses its own (TNEF) format for encapsulating attachments. These messages did contain winmail.dat or message.att file rather than the actually attached files.

The Bat! currently support extraction of regular files. TNEF can also include nested binary (Outlook IMessage) messages, Outlook meeting requests, Outlook delivery reports, and so on. Such binary Outlook objects are not yet extracted

Smart Security Buttons

The buttons that appear in the header panel when you see a PGP or S/MIME message now display multiple properties of a message. For example, when a message is signed and encrypted, you will see a single button that combine both “signature” and “encryption” images.

The menu of this button works smarter: it shows the whole list of security actions available on this message (e.g. decrypt, show signature details, import certificate, etc). The most important action is marked by the bold font style. If you click the left mouse key on this security button, this important action is executed. If the message has more than one important action, the left mouse key then invokes the pop-up menu to give the user choice: which of the important actions to perform.

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Modern Look

Das meinen die jetzt nicht ernst?!

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Gibts Screenshots von dem coolen Look?

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Mit viel Glühwein und Sonnenbrille ist es erträglich :devil: .

4.0.0.1 & 2 funktionieren bei mir nicht einwandfrei. Bei einer bestimmten Email verabschiedet sich der Flattermann einfach ohne jegliches Feedback (reproduzierbar). Seltsames Verhalten.

Die interne Rechtschreibprüfung scheint nicht zu funktionieren...laut Beta-Liste.
Die Rechtschreibprüfung aus Office97 funktioniert einwandfrei.