Re: powermail-discuss Printing Problem
>Appreciate the response. Have had the same occurrence (large number out >of range), but is not the problem as have always adjusted and my HP >printer still doesn't print (only with PM) and my Epson does (with PM and >all other applications). > >So any other ideas would be greatly welcomed. Thank you. I had this experience once with PM and occasionally with other applications. What seems to work for me is to do a Restart (not Logout/ in). This was with an Epson C80 and OS 10.2.3. Let us know what worked.--Ira
Re: Safari rendering?
> Fair enough if the Safari engine gives better HTML rendering, but > please let there be an option to switch off HTML and leave PM just > like it is now. Most of the spam I receive is HTML and I just filter > it to the trash unless the sender is in my address book. Given that the current PowerMail builds allow the user to not use HTML viewing, I see no reason for future builds to not continue that tradition. I dislike most HTML e-mail byself. I do think it would be nice to have real formatting in messages, but it's almost always abused. It would be nice if a only certain subset of HTML could be supported (B, I, A, and maybe a small subset of CSS; no tables, images, objects, or positioning though) but I imagine that Safari's support for HTML and CSS elements can't just be "turned off" like that.
Re: Safari rendering?
On 24 6 2003 at 12:24 pm -0400, Chris Walker wrote: >Fair enough if the Safari engine gives better HTML rendering, but please >let there be an option to switch off HTML and leave PM just like it is >now. Most of the spam I receive is HTML and I just filter it to the >trash unless the sender is in my address book. Yeah, I agree, I want the default option of having it off too. The current implementation is so bad though that upgrading to WebKit would be an improvement from any perspective. Sometimes the less clueful of my friends send normal messages in HTML, and quote-replying them is a pain. I'll look forward to being able to drag-select and copy from within the preview pane. -ben -- Ben Kennedy, chief magician zygoat creative technical services 613-228-3392 | 1-866-466-4628 http://www.zygoat.ca
Re: Safari rendering?
Original message: Received from Chris Walker on 24/6/03 at 5:24 pm >Fair enough if the Safari engine gives better HTML rendering, but please >let there be an option to switch off HTML and leave PM just like it is >now. Most of the spam I receive is HTML and I just filter it to the >trash unless the sender is in my address book. Chris; could you tell us what criteria you use for reliably identifying HTML mails via Filters? I'd love to know. Cheers; Rick --- G4/500 MHz (DP) :: OS X 10.2.6 :: 768 MB RAM PM 4.1.3 :: 3 pane mode
Re: Safari rendering?
On 24/6/03 Ben Kennedy wrote: >So in theory, with some tweaks, PM could begin >supporting sane HTML rendering on 10.2 starting today. Fair enough if the Safari engine gives better HTML rendering, but please let there be an option to switch off HTML and leave PM just like it is now. Most of the spam I receive is HTML and I just filter it to the trash unless the sender is in my address book. cheers, Chris
RE: off topic but...
I was just reading another list about my EOS and for a moment thought you meant the Canon G5 camera that just came out!!! Gotta keep my head straight. Jeff T > -Original Message- > From: Rick Lecoat [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 5:17 AM > To: PowerMail Discussions > Subject: off topic but... > > > For all the graphic/audio/video professionals on this list... > How about those G5s then? > > Rick > > (I know, I know, there are proper forums for this kind of > thing. But I never visit them and I read this list every day). ;-) > > > >
Re: Safari rendering?
On 24 6 2003 at 11:19 am -0400, Dan Webb wrote: >With the release of Panther, which includes the Safari SDK, will >PowerMail get Safari HTML rendering? Actually, the WebKit SDK is already available through ADC online (I just downloaded it). So in theory, with some tweaks, PM could begin supporting sane HTML rendering on 10.2 starting today. -ben -- Ben Kennedy, chief magician zygoat creative technical services 613-228-3392 | 1-866-466-4628 http://www.zygoat.ca
Safari rendering?
With the release of Panther, which includes the Safari SDK, will PowerMail get Safari HTML rendering? -- Dan Webb [EMAIL PROTECTED] "The common argument that crime is caused by poverty is a kind of slander on the poor." - H. L. Mencken
Re: printing question
Appreciate the response. Have had the same occurrence (large number out of range), but is not the problem as have always adjusted and my HP printer still doesn't print (only with PM) and my Epson does (with PM and all other applications). So any other ideas would be greatly welcomed. Thank you. >One problem that occasionally pops up is that the page numbering changes >and somehow or other the printer things the pages are out of range... >this doesn't sound like what your problem is, but it is the only one I've >seen. But then, I have an epson printer. >[this happens in the print dialog box for copies and pages.] -- Barbara Needham -- Robert Price www.eggplant.org [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Robert Price on 6/23/03 said > >>I am new to this list. Have used PowerMail for past 3+ years. >>Question: I am unable to print on one of my printers from PowerMail. >>Printer works with all other applications (photoshop, word processor, >>browsers, etc). Am able to print with another printer from PowerMail. The >>details... >> >>Printer with problem - HP 5000 using Airport. >>When trying to print the printer reads: >>79.00FE >>Printer Error >> >>Printer that works is an Epson via wireless. >>Mac OX 10.2.6 >>Powermail 4.1.3 (was having same problem with previous 4.0 versions) Have >>not been able to use the HP5000 printer for several + months). Have >>replaced application, preferences, printer in Print Center numerous times >>trying to isolate problem. No change. >> >>Using a Powerbook Ti 400 which up to several months ago worked with >>either printer.
Re: off topic but...
Rick Lecoat sez: >Yeah, well, it looks like this IS the real screaming speed increase. I >was emailing a tech-savvy friend of mine (I wouldn't know backside cache >from my backside) and speculating how nice it would be to be able to swap >my 500 MHz DP for a 2GHz DP and get a 4-5x speed increase. He said, "no, >you don't get it; the change in chip architecture means that the 2GHz DP >won't be 4 times as fast as yours, it'll be somewhere around 10-15 times >faster than my current one". Plus the fact that there are changes to the motherboard all around, too. Faster DRAM, up to 1GHz front end bus speed for the processor(s), 8x AGP slot for the video card... Just dropping a G5 upgrade into one of our current G4 systems would not get the benefit of all the possible speed increases! I'm looking forward to saving up money to buy one of these! -- Michael Lewis Off Balance Productions [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.offbalance.com
Re: off topic but...
On 6/24/03 9:15 AM, "Rick Lecoat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I *do* continuously use large photoshop files -- I can't wait to get one > of these beasts; I'm not sure I can restrain myself to give them 6 months > breaking-in/shakedown time. > > Okay, enough. I was a bit cheeky to start this as a thread on the PM > list, but hey, it's the big news for all mac users. > > Saving money hard... > Rick I, for one, will be interested in the reports of actual users. Jeff Jefferis Peterson, Pres. Web Design and Marketing http://www.PetersonSales.com
Re: off topic but...
Original message: Received from Jefferis Peterson on 24/6/03 at 12:38 pm >Just an simple observation. I moved from a G3 266 to a G4 500 and noticed a >bump in improvement but nothing outrageous. I wouldn't even consider a G4 >1400 upgrade unless I was heavy into video work and 3D rendering or >continuously using large files in Pshop. I am content to wait till the next >real screaming speed increase before upgrading. Yeah, well, it looks like this IS the real screaming speed increase. I was emailing a tech-savvy friend of mine (I wouldn't know backside cache from my backside) and speculating how nice it would be to be able to swap my 500 MHz DP for a 2GHz DP and get a 4-5x speed increase. He said, "no, you don't get it; the change in chip architecture means that the 2GHz DP won't be 4 times as fast as yours, it'll be somewhere around 10-15 times faster than my current one". I *do* continuously use large photoshop files -- I can't wait to get one of these beasts; I'm not sure I can restrain myself to give them 6 months breaking-in/shakedown time. Okay, enough. I was a bit cheeky to start this as a thread on the PM list, but hey, it's the big news for all mac users. Saving money hard... Rick --- G4/500 MHz (DP) :: OS X 10.2.6 :: 768 MB RAM PM 4.1.3 :: 3 pane mode
Re: off topic but...
On 6/24/03 7:38 AM, "Jefferis Peterson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Just an simple observation. I moved from a G3 266 to a G4 500 and noticed a > bump in improvement but nothing outrageous. I wouldn't even consider a G4 > 1400 upgrade unless I was heavy into video work and 3D rendering or > continuously using large files in Pshop. I am content to wait till the next > real screaming speed increase before upgrading. Just saw the release. Didn't realize it was out. Looks impressive. Still will wait till the new computer is out in the market 6 months and the bugs are worked out. If I were doing full time video though I'd be first on the list. Jeff Jefferis Peterson, Pres. Web Design and Marketing http://www.PetersonSales.com
Re: off topic but...
On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 11:17:13 +0100 Rick ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said: >For all the graphic/audio/video professionals on this list... >How about those G5s then? > Ask me again in August when mine arrives! -- Judi Sohn . Mom at Home Design [EMAIL PROTECTED] . AIM/iChat: JudiS217 http://www.momathome.com . http://www.momathome.com/viewfromhome (weblog)
Re: off topic but...
On 6/24/03 6:17 AM, "Rick Lecoat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > For all the graphic/audio/video professionals on this list... > How about those G5s then? > > > Rick > > (I know, I know Just an simple observation. I moved from a G3 266 to a G4 500 and noticed a bump in improvement but nothing outrageous. I wouldn't even consider a G4 1400 upgrade unless I was heavy into video work and 3D rendering or continuously using large files in Pshop. I am content to wait till the next real screaming speed increase before upgrading. Jefferis Peterson, Pres. Web Design and Marketing http://www.PetersonSales.com
off topic but...
For all the graphic/audio/video professionals on this list... How about those G5s then? Rick (I know, I know, there are proper forums for this kind of thing. But I never visit them and I read this list every day). ;-)
Re: printing question
Original message: Received from Barbara Needham on 23/6/03 at 3:04 am >One problem that occasionally pops up is that the page numbering changes >and somehow or other the printer things the pages are out of range... >this doesn't sound like what your problem is, but it is the only one I've >seen. But then, I have an epson printer. > >[this happens in the print dialog box for copies and pages.] Yes, just to expand upon what Barbara so helpfully pointed out: I regularly find that when I call up the print dialogue, instead of the radio button to print "All" pages being active, the one below it is active instead. This is the one that specifies a range of pages for printing, and it generally specifies pages 1- -- which causes many printers to go a bit ga-ga. Clicking the radio button to print "All" pages instead resolved this particular problem and it doesn't normally reoccur unless I relaunch powermail for some reason. However, I've seen this in other apps as well so it is not a PM-specific issue, but more something connected to the OS's printer calls; although many apps never exhibit the problem at all, so it may be that PM and a few other apps are not hooking into the OS entirely correctly (not that I wish to cast doubt on CTM's code). Of course, this may not be what Robert was talking about at all, but it's the only regular printing problem that I've had from PM (and due to it's not-immediately- noticeable nature, it took me a while to spot the problem). Hope this helps; Rick --- G4/500 MHz (DP) :: OS X 10.2.6 :: 768 MB RAM PM 4.1.3 :: 3 pane mode
Re: printing question
Robert Price on 6/23/03 said >I am new to this list. Have used PowerMail for past 3+ years. >Question: I am unable to print on one of my printers from PowerMail. >Printer works with all other applications (photoshop, word processor, >browsers, etc). Am able to print with another printer from PowerMail. The >details... > >Printer with problem - HP 5000 using Airport. >When trying to print the printer reads: >79.00FE >Printer Error > >Printer that works is an Epson via wireless. >Mac OX 10.2.6 >Powermail 4.1.3 (was having same problem with previous 4.0 versions) Have >not been able to use the HP5000 printer for several + months). Have >replaced application, preferences, printer in Print Center numerous times >trying to isolate problem. No change. > >Using a Powerbook Ti 400 which up to several months ago worked with >either printer. One problem that occasionally pops up is that the page numbering changes and somehow or other the printer things the pages are out of range... this doesn't sound like what your problem is, but it is the only one I've seen. But then, I have an epson printer. [this happens in the print dialog box for copies and pages.] -- Barbara Needham
printing question
I am new to this list. Have used PowerMail for past 3+ years. Question: I am unable to print on one of my printers from PowerMail. Printer works with all other applications (photoshop, word processor, browsers, etc). Am able to print with another printer from PowerMail. The details... Printer with problem - HP 5000 using Airport. When trying to print the printer reads: 79.00FE Printer Error Printer that works is an Epson via wireless. Mac OX 10.2.6 Powermail 4.1.3 (was having same problem with previous 4.0 versions) Have not been able to use the HP5000 printer for several + months). Have replaced application, preferences, printer in Print Center numerous times trying to isolate problem. No change. Using a Powerbook Ti 400 which up to several months ago worked with either printer. Any ideas or help on is greatly appreciated. Thank you. -- Robert Price www.eggplant.org [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: is there any way to change incoming subject lines after receipt?
I am new to this list. Have used PowerMail for past 3+ years. Question: I am unable to print on one of my printers from PowerMail. Printer works with all other applications (photoshop, word processor, browsers, etc). Am able to print with another printer from PowerMail. The details... Printer with problem - HP 5000 using Airport. When trying to print the printer reads: 79.00FE Printer Error Printer that works is an Epson via wireless. Mac OX 10.2.6 Powermail 4.1.3 (was having same problem with previous 4.0 versions) Have not been able to use the HP5000 printer for several + months). Have replaced application, preferences, printer in Print Center numerous times trying to isolate problem. No change. Using a Powerbook Ti 400 which up to several months ago worked with either printer. Any ideas or help on is greatly appreciated. Thank you. -- Robert Price www.eggplant.org [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: is there any way to change incoming subject lines after receipt?
*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* On Mon, Jun 23, 2003, Marlyse Comte said: >there is an apple-script for that. check out wayne's apple-script depository. > >---marlyse > >>like it was possible to do in emailer? >> >>i used this to make it easier to find filed messages [ie all domain >>registrations were filed with the domain as part of the subject line] >> >>powermail doesn't allow me to do this, or i haven't found a way to allow it >> >>Adrian Like marlyse said there's a Change Subject AppleScript if you want to change an individual message. Part of the Burst Digest package is a script that will automatically remove certain, user configurable things that some mailing lists, like Yahoo, put in their subject lines. -- Andy Fragen TiBook 400/384 RAM - OS X 10.2.6 - PowerMail v4.1.3 PowerMail AppleScript Archives: http://homepage.mac.com/wayneb/powermail.html
Re: is there any way to change incoming subject lines after receipt?
it looks to me and the email wizard, that on or about 23/6/03, my esteemed correspondent Marlyse said something like... >there is an apple-script for that. check out wayne's apple-script depository super, really helpful, thanks Adrian
Re: is there any way to change incoming subject lines after receipt?
there is an apple-script for that. check out wayne's apple-script depository. ---marlyse >like it was possible to do in emailer? > >i used this to make it easier to find filed messages [ie all domain >registrations were filed with the domain as part of the subject line] > >powermail doesn't allow me to do this, or i haven't found a way to allow it > >Adrian > > > > >
is there any way to change incoming subject lines after receipt?
like it was possible to do in emailer? i used this to make it easier to find filed messages [ie all domain registrations were filed with the domain as part of the subject line] powermail doesn't allow me to do this, or i haven't found a way to allow it Adrian
