While I agree that notions of priority are never the same between sender and recipient, most software (and believe me, I've tried most if not all) on windows and mac has the option of setting message priority. Whether you use it is up to you, but it is there if you need it. Even mail.app has it now. All of them seem to create an X-Priority header. Some also create Priority and Importance headers. I've tried on Mac: GyazMail Mail.app Gnumail Thunderbird Eudora Mailsmith Entourage Mullberry
On windows: Outlook and Outlook Express The Bat Barca PocoMail So, it seems that PowerMail should configure this option. Maybe next release :) Anyway, to keep customers happy, you should give them what they ask for (within reason) and let them figure if they want to use it or not. This should not be a very big addition, right? Thanks On 9/27/06 3:51 PM, "PowerMail Engineering" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Alexander Balakersky wrote: > >> Unfortunately, I still cannot figure out how to set priority myself on the >> outgoing messages. > > Priorities is not something supported in PowerMail, because the sender's > notion of priority is rarely the same as the recipient's, and I'm not > sure there is really a standard for this. > However, you can insert a header (something like "x-priority: 1" for > high priority, or "x-priority: 5" for low priority) in the account > settings (advanced part of the Identity pane). So you can crate a pseudo > account, for which you only define the identity and sending tabs, then > use this account instead of the normal one for sending messages with > high priority. > > > Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > "I've recently switched from Entourage X and I want to say that > PowerMail is really slick. Small, fast and versatile." > Andy Fragen, PowerMail user > > > Download a demo version from www.ctmdev.com > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > > -- Alexander Balakersky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
