This is clearly not the issue. It asks for her admin password every time she opens PowerMail. The computer is hers alone, no user account switching is involved.
Thanks for the response. John > On Aug 4, 2015, at 2:27 AM, PowerMail Engineering <jer...@ctmdev.com> wrote: > > John Maylone wrote: > >> My wife is a PowerMail user. Every time she opens her PowerMail, she >> gets this message: "PowerMail wants to make changes. Type your >> password to allow this.” >> >> Does anyone know what it is and how to make it stop? > > I think this happens when backuping the registration file (PMKey). It is > stored both in the preferences folder, and inside the PowerMail.app package, > and if you are using multiple OS X user accounts, you may have to provide an > administrator password for this. However, this should only happen once (if > you enter the admin password). > > > Jérôme - CTM Engineering > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > "I recently have purchased a license of FoxTrot Professional and > it's really one of the best software investments I've made. > [...] With FoxTrot I can find the context in the document I'm > looking for, and not just the file to search in it. And the time > scroll also lets me narrow the results, in real time." > FoxTrot Professional Search user comment on macupdate.com > > Download a demo version from www.foxtrot.ch > --------------------------------------------------------------------- >
