>From: chris, [EMAIL PROTECTED] >To: Stephen Becker, [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Emailer Talk, [email protected] > >>I recently moved CE 2.0.3 to the Classic Environment of a G5. Randomly, >>CE is quitting while unpacking messages (sometimes messages are unpacked >>with no problem). After removing the messages that haven't been >>processed from the CE Temp Incoming folder, CE launches OK (it's even >>launched OK on occasion in Classic with items remaining in the Temp >>Incoming folder). However, the problem keeps reoccurring on a random >>basis. > >It could be that you are just getting bad emails on a regular basis. >Either you are on some spam list, or something else that sends a >particular email format periodically, and Emailer chokes on it.
Hi everyone; I am still on OS 9. I recieved a hard drive in the mail from a seller who didn't bother to erase OS X from it some months ago. Since I was curious, I permitted his (freshly installed) hard drive to be the start up drive just to see if indeed it was an OS X drive... which it obviously turned out to be. Once in the OS X environment I discovered that it asked me if I wanted to permit it to 'change' some things that needed to be changed for OS X to handle OS 9 emulation. Instead of permitting the changes I refused and it then told me it could not run OS 9 and 'shut down' its attempt to run Classic. I then asked the question on a mailing list of what would happen if a person actually permitted those changes. An individual whom I have some trust in sent a response saying that if I had allowed the changes I might be up the creek as far as returning to the OS 9 start up drive that I was accustomed to. Why? I don't know...but I'm glad I listened to my 'knee jerk' reaction and refused to accept OS X being permitted to make 'the changes'. Don't know if that even remotely applies (probably doesn't), but that is my 'second hand' info about OS X / classic / C.E. 2 interactions. Don ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
