>From: cb > >rebooting OS X entirely will not only refresh the OS X networking >(and any Classic interface), but also cause Classic itself to be >restarted... that was just the easier one step fix. > >I can tell you with computers, no matter how great and stable OS X or >any other OS is... when things are going wrong, a reboot is always a >good place to start to see if the problem goes away. Until you have >rebooted, it usually not worth checking anything else.
FWIW I stop Classic before I go to bed and I restart it in the morning. I leave OSX running and only reboot it once a fortnight or so. Experience has shown that this eliminates 99% of problems that I used to have with emailer (and other apps). Classic starts up in about 20 seconds so it's really no imposition. The only problems I can't fix are: Safari occasionally crashes if Emailer tries to download messages at a (presumably) critical moment. But Safari is quite prone to crashing without emailer's help! Duplicate messages appear in my inbox quite frequently. I simply delete them. This is a recognised "foible" of running emailer in Tiger Classic and I've learned to live with it. Martin (UK) ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
