On 9/3/06 3:02 pm, chris said: >Go grab one of the patched versions of Emailer off my web site. I solved >the % issue a while back, and Emailer will accept two @ signs in the >account field. That should let you go back to using Emailer instead of >Mail.
Chris. YOU ROCK! The Dual @ patch has fixed my problems getting mail with Emailer on my primary personal account, after my ISP changed something on their POP mail server. As an unexpected bonus, I've just downloaded a month of mail that was still sitting on the server, despite the Mail preference which was set to delete mail on the server. So I now have a complete archive of all my email in one place :-) One of the (many) benefits of using Emailer to me is the ability of being able to move between operating system versions and onto different Macs and all the time have a painless way to take all my email with me. So far I've come from Emailer v1.1 on a Wallstreet PowerBook running Mac OS 8.1, via a Pismo PowerBook, to my current PowerBook G4 with Claris Emailer 2.0v3 running Mac OS X (10.3.9 and 10.4.5). The only thing that might tempt me onto Mail on Tiger is the Spotlight indexing. I'm always fighting to keep my mail organised and often I have a choice of 2 or more folders into which one mail could go. I like the idea of virtual folders to organise your email life. But I'm not ready to let go of OS X 10.3.9 yet. And, I guess I'm not asking in the right place for experiences with Spotlight and Mail on Tiger... Thanks again Chris. Guess I'm set for many more happy years of Emailer. Mike ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
