thanks for the tip, Max. that was another thing that irked me - the download link for the version 5 beta on the main site took me to a page from which i could download nothing but version 4 and earlier. i appreciate your posting that URL.
walt Quoting Max Gossell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > At Tue, 20 Apr 2004 03:12:35 -0700 (CET), [EMAIL PROTECTED] > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >i "purchased" powermail online on friday; it's now tuesday, my credit card > >hasn't been charged, and i haven't heard one peep out of ctmdev. my demo > copy > >has way more than 200 messages in its database and i can't use it, so i'm > >grappling with webmail...might anybody be able to suggest what the hell's > >going on? is this company always this unresponsive? if it is, i want to > >cancel > >that charge before it goes through. > > A major upgrade release is coming up, and as it's a small company my > guess is they've had their hands full. Please go visit > <http://www.ctmdev.com/powermail5.shtml> > From there you can download the first public beta (beta v12) of PowerMail > 5.0. It ships with a key valid to May 30 which means you can use it > without the 200 messages limit to that date. That would give you time > enough... > > NB: Version 5 needs to convert your current database, and once it's done > it's not backward compatible with version 4. You might want to make a > backup copy before converting. > > As for reliability, I've been using PowerMail 5 for months since its > early Alpha stages and haven't lost a record. > > Max Gossell > > >
