So far, a restart is also working for me! (Yay!) I still have the problem where 
the first launch crashes and I have to 'reopen' from the dialog box though.

--CS

>Hi Joseph,
>I had similar issues with spinning balls and the message retrieval
>process appearing to be hung.
>
>I did all the usual Powermail fixes, but none worked.
>
>What did work was restarting my machine. Not sure why?
>
>So long for now, TOM
>
>>Joseph Farias wrote:
>>
>>>It's strange. For awhile I was getting nowhere. I tried a previous
>>>backed up mailbase, every suggested fix, reinstalled the program,  etc.
>>>The reinstall seemed to make it work.... for a short while. It was
>>>happening with all my email sources so it couldn't be an incoming
>>>corrupt email file. I thought the culprit was DragThing, then even
>>>SpamSeive. This morning it was hanging like crazy and had to constantly
>>>force quit. Before, it might come unglued after five minutes or so. But
>>>now I would give up after 20 minutes of 'spining.' Then without changing
>>>anything, it began to work again. Seems to be sporadic but very frustrating.
>>
>>Since upgrading to MacOS 10.9.1 (yesterday) I have been
>>having the same problem where whenever PowerMail retrieves
>>a message, I get a spinning beach ball for 10-20 minutes
>>or more. Also, I still have the problem where PowerMail
>>crashes the first time I open it (from the Finder) and
>>then have to select 'Reopen' in order to actually launch
>>it.
>>
>>I rebuilt my search indexes and compacted the
>>database..etc with no effect. When I attempted to do a low
>>level rebuild, I got a message saying that there was an
>>error in doing so.
>>
>>While the spinning is happening, I have gotten several
>>messages that a "memory error occurred":
>>
>>(index.temp)
>>Class=std ; what=1; when=100
>>Class=Cach; what=100; when=7 (index.temp)
>>Class=Cach; what=100; when=5 (index.temp)
>>Class=FoxT; what=100; when=23 (index)
>>
>>Any help would be appreciated!
>>
>>
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