This week, I was surprised to receive two unrelated messages from people
who knows me through various DAW forums, that asking me about PM. They
downloaded the demo and saw my name in the about box, which I didn't know
(!). Nice surprise :-)
Thank you CTMDev!
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Steve Abrahamson / 2005/08/25 / 09:53 PM wrote:
>Hiro,
>
>It's not Retrospect that can't read the tape, it's the device that can't
>read it.
In my mind, Retrospect is the one encoded propriety file format that can
not be retrieved, y'know.
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- Hiro
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I'm getting an "Unexpected error" on one of the accounts I check several
times a day:
It also happened a few weeks ago. I think I went through all the options
available through the command-option startup routine a few times--there
were a few problems with crashes during this process, if I remember
Steve Abrahamson (26/8/05 4:43 pm) said:
>But I just want to be clear to anyone else reading the list (lurkers et
>al) that your statement of "I don't think PowerMail or other well-written
>applications behave like this" simply isn't true. Very well-written
>database engines keep files open, and
Steve Abrahamson on 8/25/05 said
>I'd feel a lot more comfortable doing this if PM remembered what was open
>when it quit.
I could go for this: perhaps an option "Remember state when closing."
[except when having for force quit, of course]
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Barbara Needham
Steve Abrahamson wrote at 10:43 AM (-0500) on 8/26/05:
>Very well-written
>database engines keep files open, and yes, a crash or cut to power can
>leave those files unusable. But I'd like to stress for the technical out
>there (and there seem to be plenty on this list) that that's not an
>indicat
Jeremy,
It sounds like you're not encountering this as a possible problem, since
you're logged out during backup, and that's good.
But I just want to be clear to anyone else reading the list (lurkers et
al) that your statement of "I don't think PowerMail or other well-written
applications behave
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