Mikael Byström sez: >Because? Did you miss Mail displays this message without any problems? > >I think I have to move my subscription address.
Mikael -- Did the Font Validation Pane tell you anything? I brought it up in an earlier email: >There is a PDF file here which includes information about the Font >Validation Pane: > ><http://images.apple.com/macosx/pdf/MacOSX_Font_TB.pdf> > >An Apple Support doc is here: > ><http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=FontBook/2.0/en/fb1003.html> > >The pane will test the fonts as well as allow you to remove them. You >could at that point reinstall them or simply leave them off your system. I know you keep saying other mail programs don't have a problem with the font, but that really doesn't mean anything except that maybe those programs handle a corrupted font better than another program. In my work among prepress shops, many problems you wouldn't think are corrupted font issues end up being just that. I wouldn't assume it isn't a font issue until you can check things at least with the Validation Pane. Even if it validates, I would disable the font and see if the problem persists in Powermail. If it does, then it isn't that font or is something else entirely. -- Michael Lewis Off Balance Productions [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.offbalance.com
