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How are HTML emails and attachments stored in Thunderbird? How can you archive off older email to stop folders becoming unmanageable - are there tools built in to do it?-Carol Haynes (October 31, 2007, 07:58 AM)
| Technical details Thunderbird stores the whole e-mail together, including the attachment, in MIME format in the mailbox files in your Profile folder - Thunderbird. It does not un-encode and store the attachment outside the mailbox file unless you save or detach it as described above. By contrast, the Eudora e-mail program automatically un-encodes and detaches the attachment when you receive the e-mail; it always stores attachments as separate files. |
| External links * AutoZip Attachments extension * Attachment Extractor extension * Copy Attachments to Clipboard extension * Slideshow extension |
Aieeeeeeeeeeee!
http://newyork.craig...h/cpg/460249817.html-Ralf Maximus (October 27, 2007, 09:08 PM)
super stuff nudone 
My date is 11/12/2004 but it says alive 3 yrs 11 months 6 hrs 55 min 29 secs
BUT from 11/12/2004 to 10/28/2007 should be 2 years, 11 months, 16 days
Is it me ?
Lew-ljbirns (October 28, 2007, 06:30 PM)
i just checked with the post authority and i can't do that because of the different dimensions..if you crop your imagemaybe a img2postcard utility could fix that..
-lanux128 (October 28, 2007, 11:34 PM)
??Find My Credit Card software is intended to show you private info, which you may not know of, and erase redundant information posing hazard to your security.
Perhaps, you have no idea that your computer may contain your private information which you have long forgotten about. These may include your credit card information, login names, passwords as well as cookie files tracking your Web surfing habits. The Find My Credit Card software finds all personal information and suggests its unrestorable erasure. Please bear in mind that no antispyware will save you from information theft. You need to be aware of what and where sensitive information is stored on your computer and purge it on a regular basis thus making information theft useless.
Doey any of the tools above support Realtime synchronizing?
e.g. I change a file, the program discover this change and sync the file to the backup directory.-masu (October 28, 2007, 01:05 PM)
Speaking about the product itself, can it translate a group of words (i.e., a selection of sentence or sentences)? If it doesn't, is there any alternative (freeware preferred) for German->English?-sri (October 28, 2007, 06:33 AM)
It seems to be available on the system display but not on properties for individual processes.
...-Carol Haynes (October 27, 2007, 06:28 PM)
| mini graphs for CPU, memory, and if on Windows 2000 or higher, I/O history |
) :| On systems with multiple CPUs the System Information dialog includes a Show one graph per CPU checkbox. Checking it switches the display into a per-processor view. Hyperthreaded (SMT) processors sharing the same core and NUMA processors sharing the same node are grouped together and the mouse tooltip shown when hovering over a graph displays the processor and core or node numbers. Note that the mouse tooltips for a processor graph show the name of the process that consumed the most CPU on the entire system at the associated time, not the process that consumed the most CPU on the particular CPU. |
| I think the surest sign that intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe is that none of it has tried to contact us. /Calvin |
| "Some people have a way with words, other people,... oh... have not way" - Steve Martin |
| "You see, wire telegraph is a kind of a very, very long cat. You pull his tail in New York and his head is meowing in Los Angeles. Do you understand this? And radio operates exactly the same way: you send signals here, they receive them there. The only difference is that there is no cat." -- Albert Einstein |
)| On systems with multiple CPUs the System Information dialog includes a Show one graph per CPU checkbox. Checking it switches the display into a per-processor view.... |
)only today I found, that you have started a thread on multibooting already!-wolf.b (October 26, 2007, 09:58 AM)
mainly cause I didnt follow up on it at the timeI don't see how you could do it without virtual desktops?I have no idea - I've never even used Virtual desktops cause they're overkill for what I had in mind