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Jerry Keller writes: I use a program called Digest Viewer to view the email digests that I subscribe to. This program allows a much more versatile method of viewing and responding to digest lists such as this one. My problem is that while I have set up a filter to send all these digests to a folder in Powermail, there is no apparent way of saving all these messages to an outside folder which can then be read by Digest Viewer, since the folder within Powermail to which I save them, can't be read by any external program. What I have to do now, is save each individual digest which has been filtered into a Powermail folder, into an external folder which digest viewer reads. What I need is the ability to save all the digests, (command A) into this new external folder instead of having to select each message and save it to the new folder. I do not need this program for this digest list, since there is only one digest a day, but the other list I subscribe to can have as many as five or six digests each day with as many as 30 emails in each digest. (Sorry for the redundant syntax) Thank you for any ideas. Jerry -- G3 (B/W) 350mhz. 800m ram Both OS-9.2.2 and OS-10.2.4 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re(2): Some messages jam Powermail
Please don't encourage CTM to ignore bugs. If my email client hangs while receiving an email message from the server, that's a bug that needs to be fixed. If the program chooses not to receive the message because of an error or an improperly formatted email, that's OK as long as a message is placed in my In Tray telling me what happened. But hang conditions or crash conditions need to be fixed! Yes. I hadn't wanted to suggest it should be left to choke on these things. Having to use another utility to get around malformed messages is a bit of a pain (I've gotten bit by this one). Yet each person has a short list of things they'd rather see taken care of first*... that wasn't one of mine. *(though it's getting shorter, but still: search accuracy, yada, yada, add your own ;) Chris --
Re: Time to delete old messages
*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* On Mon, Apr 7, 2003, Barbara Needham said: I hope I have kept enough here after snipping to get the sense of what Carl is talking about: Carl Ketterling on 4/4/03 said One of those options is to delete items from a folder that are older than X number of days. This is great ... especially for trash and lists ... where I need the information for a few days or weeks, but then I want it gone without having to manually decide which messages are old enough to delete. I think what you are saying is that you would like a purge function, that can be set individually perhaps for each folder, purge messages greater than x amount of days. Something that a lot of newsreaders have but I'm not sure how many mail programs. I would not object to having a function like this included in PowerMail. Perhaps it could come under View Preferences as that is where we have preferences for individual folders. Barbara, Entourage and IIRC, Outlook Express, have the ability to run scheduled events. These are time based minutes, hours, days, startup, shutdown, etc. and can check mail, purge specific folders based on aged messages, run applescripts, etc. Now that would be a great new feature. ;-) -- Andy Fragen
Re(3): Some messages jam Powermail
Hi , you wrote : In response to this text from C. A. Niemiec ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) sent on Sunday, April 6, 2003 at 1:13 PM (-0400): Since the messages you receive are from a spammer, I doubt anything will get fixed on the PowerMail end. People use malformed mail (and other) precisely to mess up the systems they target. While PowerMail 4 may not handle these bum messages any better than version 3.1.3, I doubt it does it any worse (and probably helps reduce the possibility of database corruption by _not_ accepting them). Please don't encourage CTM to ignore bugs. If my email client hangs while receiving an email message from the server, that's a bug that needs to be fixed. If the program chooses not to receive the message because of an error or an improperly formatted email, that's OK as long as a message is placed in my In Tray telling me what happened. But hang conditions or crash conditions need to be fixed! Carl The answer from the Ctmdev was clear : even if they locate the problem and found the fix, this will only available in PM 4 not in PM 3. Best regards --- Didier Guillion [EMAIL PROTECTED] --- Please, always repeat my message in your answer. Répétez s'il vous plait mon message dans votre réponse. --- Don't miss our news on-lines Tutorials : Ne manquez pas les nouveaux Didacticiels: www.myriad-online.com/video --- If you want to receive the new versions announcements by e-mail go to : www.myriad-online.com/cgi-bin/news.pl Pour être tenu au courant des dernières versions inscrivez-vous à la lettre d'information : www.myriad-online.com/cgi-bin/news.pl?lang=fr ---
Re: Forwarding emails
From: Wayne Brissette [EMAIL PROTECTED] If headers are needed, then use set theText to the source of the msg Thanks, that's exactly what I was looking for. Anybody want my scripts for forwading selected messages to a specific address, and forwarding selected messages to a user-typed-in address? Brian --- Macintosh and Windows consulting, FileMaker Pro database development, training, hardware sales and repair. http://www.bhsys.net NRA Patron Member, TSRA Life Member
