>... sometimes I have problems to hide PM. Was there a solution? Like checking to see if you have any third party software that might have remapped the combination (iKey, Key Xing, Menu Master, etc.)?
Or this discussion?: Thomas Andersson: > Strange: all of a sudden command+H will not hide PM5. Anyone else > having the same problem? Jim Pistrang: >> I've occasionally had this happen with both PM and Safari in OSX. >> Try a restart, see if that fixes things. Midi: >> I have had this happen occasionally. If I highlight a message or >> empty the mail trash, it goes away. Thomas Andersson : >>> Well, it didn´t for me, and I suspect my problem had something >>> to do with my using VirtualDesktop. When I shifted to the desktop >>> where I had placed PM the last time, everything worked fine again. Jay: >>>> In Mac OS X.2.6, I find that occasionally I can't hide PowerMail, >>>> but it's not a PowerMail issue. It occasionally happens in other >>>> apps as well. Simply clicking on the desktop solves the problem >>>> or, if you need a mindless diversion, you can select "Show All" >>>> in the PowerMail menu, then hide each open app one by one. Barbara Needham: >>>>> Don't forget you can restart the finder which sometimes fixes >>>>> issues like this. >>>>> Very hazard free operation. Kename: >>>>>> Also, if you have managed to hide the finder and any other >>>>>> apps except for PowerMail, trying to hide PowerMail will not >>>>>> have any effect. cheshirekat: >>>>> Search Versiontracker or Macupdate for a utility you can use to >>>>> hide all applications with one click of the icon that sits in >>>>> the menu bar. I find it easier to hide all applications, then >>>>> select the one I need front and visible. Chris --
