(en) [FAQ] FidoLook (Tue 23 May 2006) [3/4]

"FAQ-Master [ajs]" <ssoft-jG/[email protected]> Fri, 16 Mar 2007 03:51:40 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.network.fidolook
Organization FidoLook group
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Q2.13   What do /Misc->DocHost->Controlling-Download-and-Execution/
        settings mean and how can I use them to prevent virus penetrations
        (to protect PC against viruses)?
A2.13   _SP_: The settings are responsible for controlling the process of
        downloading the parts of messages which are not attached and
        require downloading from web-server, and for controlling the
        HTML-code execution (both attached and downloaded from the server).
        *Important:* The settings of this tab override all similar
        settings both in IE and OE. These settings affect templates and
        HTML messages viewed without templates.
        /Enable controlling/ - turns on/off the Download controlling mode.
        /IMAGES, VIDEOS, BGSOUNDS/ - turn on these options to allow
        downloading and displaying them. If you turn off these options,
        images, videos and bgsounds will not be downloaded and you won't
        see them in the message.
        /NO SCRIPTS and NO JAVA/ - Scripts and Java-applets are not
        executed.
        /NO ACTIVEX/ - ActiveX objects are not downloaded.
        /NO RUN ACTIVEX/ - ActiveX objects are not executed.
        /DOWNLOAD ONLY/ - the code of the page is downloaded (e.g., into
        the cache), but it isn't displayed.
        /NO FRAME DOWNLOAD/ - frames (the spammers' weapon :)) are not
        downloaded from the server (only the message contents is
        downloaded).
        /RESYNCHRONIZE/ - this option will request the page's changes from
        the server: if the page has changed, it'll be reloaded.
        /NO CACHE/ - caching is not allowed (the data are reloaded each
        time the message is being viewed).
        /NO BEHAVIOURS/ - sorry, the information isn't available at the
        present moment
        /NO METACHARSET/ - the encoding stated in meta-tags is ignored
        /NO CLIENTPULL/ - sorry, the information isn't available at the
        present moment
        /SILENT/ - only for advanced users - suppresses all confirmation
        (warning) dialogs during download.
        /FORCE OFFLINE/ - always view documents in local offline mode. The
        document is isolated from the Internet without disconnection and
        stopping other online operations.
        /OFFLINE IF NOT CONNECTED/ - doesn't show the suggestion to
        connect, if there's no connection at the moment

Q2.14   What do /Templates->Settings->General/ settings mean and how to
        use them as a protection against virus attacks?
A2.14   _SP_: hese settings are used to adjust HTML-viewing mode:
        /Totally DO NOT use templates./ Templates aren't used at all -
        everything looks in the same way as in OE.
        /Do not use templates for messages in HTML format./ Templates
        aren't used for HTML-messages.
        
        The first 2 options actually disable *Fidolook SL* controlling
        features - all the responsibility is shouldered by OE, IE and the
        system.
        
        Then, there are advanced *Fidolook SL*settings of HTML-viewing
        mode:
        
        /Show PlainText part instead HTML./ (100% safe variant) If this
        option is selected, only text (instead of whole HTML) is shown.
        It's important to mention, that not all the HTML-messages have
        text - but in the most cases those messages, which don't have it,
        contain dangerous attachments or try to do some illegal actions
        like downloading unknown pages and so on. Plain text mode is the
        simplest variant, which usually is quite enough - after you saw
        text view it's easy to decide what to do with this message - to
        delete or to see with more details.
        /Show HTML-code instead HTML./ (also 100% safe variant) It might
        be more suitable for advanced user because it allows to take a
        look on pure HTML code.
        /Show HTML frame and set Highest security level./ This variant is
        less safe than previous two, but more safe than OE's. Its
        disadvantage is that security level depends on Microsoft' mood.
        One may set the highest level (Restricted Zone), but it provides
        the same security level as it Internet Zone does.
        /Inline/ "Built-in" HTML. This is the least secure level, meaning
        that user absolutely trust system's security level (roughly
        speaking, it's something like /HTML Frame/ without /Set Highest
        security level/). But "the least secure" doesn't mean "absolutely
        unprotected" :).
        
        All variants have important advantage in comparison with OE's
        variant: *Tue 23 May 2006* by reading in off-line or corresponding
        settings in /Misc->DocHost->Controlling-Download-and-Execution/,
        like _No-run-ActiveX_, _No-Java_ and so on. In this case, it's
        assumed that if Microsoft said that for instance ActiveX won't be
        executed under such settigns, then it really will be so :).

Q2.15   How to set up Templates so that a certain template is used for
        answering a concrete addressee, and another template is used for
        all other answers? The question is that when I mark an account
        check-box in the first template, this setting is automatically
        disabled for the other template.
A2.15   _AN_: You can do that by specifying an advanced criterion
        (/Templates->Templates->Edit...->Criteria->/[*Build*]) in the
        following way:
        %if(%match(%faddreml(From),andrey_no-/[email protected]))
        %then(use this template)
        You don't have to type all this in, just press [*Build*] and
        *Fidolook SL* will build it.
        _Note_, that this template will be chosen if the condition is
        matched and the expression is not empty, i.e. %then(use this
        template) or %then(1) or %then(blah-blah-blah) etc., but not
        %then() - the last one is an empty expression.
        The subsequent actions are based on the following logic:
        *Q:* What template is then used?
        /A:/ First of all, we'll seek the template with advanced criteria,
        then, if not found - with an account criterion, then, if not found
        again, the default one.
        *Q:* And if this template is used by default?
        /A:/ It'd be used.
        *Q:* And what if there's no default?
        /A:/ Then any to the discretion of *Fidolook* author.
        *Q:* And what if I don't have templates at all?
        /A:/ Then, what do you want from me? :)
        
        Setting the criterion of using a template from the list of
        accounts is the simplest type of criteria, which works as follows:
        each account may have only one corresponding template. It's 100%
        logically, because other conditions cannot be taken into account
        in this case.
        _Note:_ if the advanced criterion is set, then account criteria
        _are ignored_, and the condition of using the template is fully
        defined by the expression.

Q2.16   I add my header to the template, but I cannot see it there. What
        should I do?
A2.16   _AJS_: The header in the template should not end with *:* ,i.e. it
        is necessary to write "NewHeader" instead of "NewHeader:" (without
        quotation marks).

Q2.17   How to transfer *Fidolook* (*Outlook Express*) settings to another
        PC?
A2.17/1 _GH_: For *Outlook Express*, *Fidolook* - in the following way:
        1. /Options->Maintenance->Store folder/, specify smth different
           from /Documents and Settings\folder\.../. For example,
           /c:\folder\mail/. Wait till the files are transferred.
        2. run *regedit* /ea MySettings.reg HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identities.
           After installing *Windows 2000* the first thing to do is to
           execute this *reg*-file from Explorer or in any other way (do
           not run *Outlook Express*). This guarantees the preservation of
           all your settings: both *Outlook Express* and *Fidolook*.
        3. Find *.wab files in your profile (in XP by default that is:
           %UserProfile%\Application Data\Microsoft\Address Book\*.wab)
           and save them - these are your address books.
A2.17/2 _AEV_: As an addition to previous answer, it's also useful to
        transfer *Fidolook* settings stored in a file.
A2.17/3 _MLS_: Or you can use bat-files like that:
        begin of *SaveSettingsSL.bat*
        @echo off
        rem This batch file saves SL settings from the registry
        rem to files SLSave1.reg and SLSave2.reg
        
        regedit /ea SLSave1.reg HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identities
        regedit /ea SLSave2.reg
        "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Account Manager"
        end of *SaveSettingsSL.bat*
        
        begin of *RestoreSettingsSL.bat*
        @echo off
        rem This batch file restores SL settings from previously saved
        rem files SLSave1.reg and SLSave2.reg to the registry
        
        if not exist SLSave?.reg goto noexist
        
        echo REGEDIT4 > "%TEMP%\$DelOld$.reg"
        echo [-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identities] >> "%TEMP%\$DelOld$.reg"
        echo [-HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Account
        Manager] >> "%TEMP%\$DelOld$.reg"
        
        start /wait regedit -s "%TEMP%\$DelOld$.reg"
        del "%TEMP%\$DelOld$.reg" > nul
        
        :import
        start /wait regedit -s SLSave1.reg SLSave2.reg
        goto exit
        
        :noexist
        echo Files SLSave1.reg and SLSave2.reg not exist in current
        directory.
        
        :exit
        end of *RestoreSettingsSL.bat*
        
        The file SaveSettingsSL.bat saves *Fidolook* settings to files
        SLSave1.reg and SLSave2.reg.
        The file RestoreSettingsSL.bat restores the settings using
        SLSave1.reg and SLSave2.reg, if existent.

Q2.18   Tell me please, what headers change standard *Outlook Express*
        fields?
A2.18   _AN_: The values of those headers are registered to the *Outlook
        Express* envelope It concerns only part of standard
        _editable_*Outlook Express* headers: To, Cc, Bcc, Reply-To,
        Newsgroups, Followup-To, Distribution, Keywords, and Subject. It's
        actual only in *Fidolook SL*.
        
        To change an account you should use the header:
        /att:athena-account-name/ (that's so-called account's "Display
        Name"). /att:athena-account-id/ (that's the account identifier,
        you can acquire the value from /Headers->Enum-Props/ or from the
        registry).
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