by spaceShot9 » Sat Mar 31, 2012 3:15 pm
Hi Guys,
Thanks for the feedback, suggestions and positive comments. It sounds like the only problem people are having so far is the timeout issue. Given the learning curve and the amount of work undertaken, I'm very pleased with that and happy that you're finding it useful. I haven't seen this myself, probably because I don't keep a lot of mail around, but I will look into Chuck's suggested solution. To respond to the other points made:
Bill, I'm glad it's generally behaving. I hadn't thought about it until you mentioned it but the reason the old version isn't replaced will be, I'm sure, because I've updated the naming to Chuck's more recent conventions. That would cause the new version to be treated as a different entity. So it is worth noting that you will need to uninstall the old add-on manually. I'll give some thought to an installation prompt to make that more obvious.
Re: the timeout, that is a huge .tbu you're generating. There were significant changes between versions of TEBE preceding mine and mine. I'll have a look through and see if I can see anything that is specifically doing that.
Gerald, thanks for the suggestion. It sounds like the user-defined backup facility that FEBE offers might be the way to provide what you're after. I haven't looked at that yet in any detail but I see that it allows you to choose which files and folders you want to backup. It would also be consistent with FEBE, which is something I'd like to retain. How does that sound?
carbuff76, thanks for the suggestion. I did notice that. One solution, and perhaps the original expectation, is to have all of your address books under the main Personal Address Book item. I agree that we should probably have the capability to back any of them up at will. I think that the basic option should really back up any address books in the current profile, given that it's named "Backup address books". I'll add that to the list. The user-defined backup option would also provide the possibility of selecting specific address books and other items. How would that suit?
Thanks,
Gary.