Re: PowerMail Files folder....

[Judith Beiss]

Kjell:

Thanks, I needed that help.

Cheers

Judith Beiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Question: do I need both these folders in my Documents folder? If not,
> which ought to go-- PM 3 Files or the much newer PM Files? What must I
> check for before trashing one or the other?

Keep the one that holds your "Message Database". Take a look at the size
of the database and keep the folder that holds the biggest one.

--
Regards, Kjell O
Alingsås, Sweden

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Re(3): multi comptes

[John Snippe]

On Mon, Nov 10, 2003,  it is attributed to John Snippe to have said:

>
>I will re-start the computer and report back.  From what I have read so
>far, I am in a 'bug' situation, or am stupid... and either are realistic
>possibilities  ;-)

I have restarted the box (MOSX 10.2.6 - PM 4.2).
  
I have rechecked my settings:
--Setup > mail schedulings and locations > "also use this account when
replying" = unchecked for both accounts
--Setup > mail schedulings and locations > "always use SMTP server" =
unchecked for both accounts
--Setup > mail accounts > identity tab > "use default settings" =
unchecked for both accounts

I select a message that was sent to my corporate account, and hit reply:
 my private (this) account is selected by the application.

I select a message that was sent to my private account, and hit reply: 
my private (this) account is selected by the application.

Based on the information currently offered by this list, I have to assume
that this is a bug.  Where do I report it?

-- 
later, 
  JS

One's dignity may be assaulted, vandalized and cruelly mocked, but cannot
be taken away unless it is surrendered.
   Michael J. Fox

Re: PowerMail Files folder....

[Kjell Olausson]

Judith Beiss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Question: do I need both these folders in my Documents folder? If not,
> which ought to go-- PM 3 Files or the much newer PM Files? What must I
> check for before trashing one or the other?

Keep the one that holds your "Message Database". Take a look at the size
of the database and keep the folder that holds the biggest one.

--
Regards, Kjell O
Alingsås, Sweden

Windows Daymares, Why Macs Are Better & Switching to Mac!

Re(2): multi comptes

[Jean de Crombrugghe]

En réponse au mail de Tim Lapin, daté du 10/11/2003 à 20:13 :

>On   Mon, Nov 10, 2003  at  1:54 PM,   John Snippe   sent forth:
>
>>On Mon, Nov 10, 2003,  it is attributed to Richard Davis to have said:
>>
>>>When I reply to an email the default is to reply with the account
>>>information from the account the message was addressed to.
>>
>>Really?  I seem to have missed that option.   Where do I find it?
>>
>Check the following:
>
>In "Mail Schedulings and Locations" (under "Setup" menu) look at the
>"Locations" tab of your chosen schedule.  Make sure the following is
>*UN*checked:
>"Also use this account when replying"
>
>There might be other modifiers to watch but I think you'll find that the
>above is the most likely source of your problem.
>
Great ! I haven't see that option ;-)
Thanks a lot Tim,

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Re(3): multi comptes

[John Snippe]

On Mon, Nov 10, 2003,  it is attributed to Richard Davis to have said:

>It is NOT an option you pick, it is the default unless you have
>your "Mail Schedulings and Locations" "Locations" tab
>set for Always use SMTP server:
>
>OR
>
>The "Also use this account when replying" checked for the default
>account in the same Scheduling and Locations window.
>
>Either of these options will override the reply with account
>information from the account the message was addressed to default.

Sorry, Richard, but that doesn't bring me any joy.  

I had earlier used the "Also use this account when replying" option,
which I have now unchecked.  However, I haven't ever enabled the SMTP option.

I will re-start the computer and report back.  From what I have read so
far, I am in a 'bug' situation, or am stupid... and either are realistic
possibilities  ;-)

-- 
later, 
  JS

One's dignity may be assaulted, vandalized and cruelly mocked, but cannot
be taken away unless it is surrendered.
   Michael J. Fox

Re(3): multi comptes

[Richard Davis]

>On Mon, Nov 10, 2003,  it is attributed to Richard Davis to have said:
>
>>When I reply to an email the default is to reply with the account
>>information from the account the message was addressed to.
>
>Really?  I seem to have missed that option.   Where do I find it?
>
It is NOT an option you pick, it is the default unless you have
your "Mail Schedulings and Locations" "Locations" tab
set for Always use SMTP server:

OR

The "Also use this account when replying" checked for the default
account in the same Scheduling and Locations window.

Either of these options will override the reply with account
information from the account the message was addressed to default.

Re(2): multi comptes

[John Snippe]

On Mon, Nov 10, 2003,  it is attributed to Tim Lapin to have said:

>In "Mail Schedulings and Locations" (under "Setup" menu) look at the
>"Locations" tab of your chosen schedule.  Make sure the following is
>*UN*checked:
>"Also use this account when replying"
>
>There might be other modifiers to watch but I think you'll find that the
>above is the most likely source of your problem.

Good guess... and I DID have that option selected for the 'personal'
account... but unchecking it has made no difference.  Still goes to that
default account on replies to messages not sent to that account (even
quit/relaunched PM).  As a test, I checked the other account.. and test
replies thereafter used that account.  Unchecked, and immediately all
replies 'default' to the personal acc't again.
-- 
later, 
  JS

"The cruelest lies are often told in silence."
   Robert Louis Stevenson

Re: Error: "Can't open the index file"

[Cap Schwartz]

Thanks, Jerome & Chris. That did the trick!

Regards,
Cap

>Subject: Re: Error: "Can't open the index file"
>From: "PowerMail Engineering" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2003 19:20:27 +0100
>
>Cap Schwartz wrote:
>
>> Starting up PM (4.2.1, OS X 10.2.8) this morning I get this series of
>errors:
>>Can't open the index file.
>>An indexing error occurred
>>(index) Class=QIE; what=9; when=2 (index)
>
>Rebuild the search index from the file / database menu.
>
>
>Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering
>
>

>
>--
>
>Subject: Re: Error: "Can't open the index file"
>From: "C. A. Niemiec" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Mon, 10 Nov 2003 13:23:01 -0500
>
>Cap,
>
>>An indexing error occurred
>>(index) Class=QIE; what=9; when=2 (index)
>
>Rebuild the index from the _File_ menu: "File > Database > Rebuild
>Index..." This is different from the cmd-opt-at-start-up first aid. Then
>see how things work for you.
>
>Chris
>--

Re(2): multi comptes

[Tim Lapin]

On   Mon, Nov 10, 2003  at  1:54 PM,   John Snippe   sent forth:

>On Mon, Nov 10, 2003,  it is attributed to Richard Davis to have said:
>
>>When I reply to an email the default is to reply with the account
>>information from the account the message was addressed to.
>
>Really?  I seem to have missed that option.   Where do I find it?
>
>-- 
>later, 
>  JS
>
>

Check the following:

In "Mail Schedulings and Locations" (under "Setup" menu) look at the
"Locations" tab of your chosen schedule.  Make sure the following is
*UN*checked:
"Also use this account when replying"

There might be other modifiers to watch but I think you'll find that the
above is the most likely source of your problem.

-- 
Tim Lapin
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re(2): multi comptes

[John Snippe]

On Mon, Nov 10, 2003,  it is attributed to Richard Davis to have said:

>When I reply to an email the default is to reply with the account
>information from the account the message was addressed to.

Really?  I seem to have missed that option.   Where do I find it?

-- 
later, 
  JS

ask not for whom the bell tolls...  
...someone'll get the door

Re: Error: "Can't open the index file"

[C. A. Niemiec]

Cap,

>An indexing error occurred
>(index) Class=QIE; what=9; when=2 (index)

Rebuild the index from the _File_ menu: "File > Database > Rebuild
Index..." This is different from the cmd-opt-at-start-up first aid. Then
see how things work for you.

Chris
-- 

Re: Error: "Can't open the index file"

[PowerMail Engineering]

Cap Schwartz wrote:

> Starting up PM (4.2.1, OS X 10.2.8) this morning I get this series of
errors:
>Can't open the index file.
>An indexing error occurred
>(index) Class=QIE; what=9; when=2 (index)

Rebuild the search index from the file / database menu.

Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering

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Error: "Can't open the index file"

[Cap Schwartz]

 Starting up PM (4.2.1, OS X 10.2.8) this morning I get this series of errors:
Can't open the index file.
An indexing error occurred
(index) Class=QIE; what=9; when=2 (index)
After I click my way through the errors, I find I cannot use the Script
"Delete Message Immediately". It opens, asks me for an OK, but then does
nothing. Periodically, PM quits unexpectedly. Whatever else may be
broken, I have not yet discovered.

Rebuilding the indices + low level rebuild hasn't fixed it, nor has a
fresh download of the application. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Regards,
Cap

Re(2): multi comptes

[Jay]

On 11/10/03, Richard declared:

>>>Hi, I have 2 comptes (for 2 differents addreses) in powermail.
>>>I'ld like that the reponses for "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" goes out with
>>"fai.com", and
>>>"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" goes out with "other.org".
>>>
>>>How can I do that ?
>>>Thanks (and sorry for my poor English ;-) )
>>
>I don't have any problems with multiple account replies.
>Each account has it's own email address and outgoing mail server.
>When I reply to an email the default is to reply with the account
>information from the account the message was addressed to.

Furthermore, if you are initiating the communication (rather than
replying), all you need to do is look to the upper-right of the New
Message window where you'll see the "Account" popup menu. Click on it to
see all of your mail accounts, then select the one you want displayed as
the Reply To address on your outgoing email.

---Jay

Re(2): multi comptes

[Richard Davis]

>On Mon, Nov 10, 2003,  it is attributed to Jean de Crombrugghe to have said:
>
>>Hi, I have 2 comptes (for 2 differents addreses) in powermail.
>>I'ld like that the reponses for "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" goes out with
>"fai.com", and
>>"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" goes out with "other.org".
>>
>>How can I do that ?
>>Thanks (and sorry for my poor English ;-) )
>
I don't have any problems with multiple account replies.
Each account has it's own email address and outgoing mail server.
When I reply to an email the default is to reply with the account
information from the account the message was addressed to.

Re: multi comptes

[John Snippe]

On Mon, Nov 10, 2003,  it is attributed to Jean de Crombrugghe to have said:

>Hi, I have 2 comptes (for 2 differents addreses) in powermail.
>I'ld like that the reponses for "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" goes out with
"fai.com", and
>"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" goes out with "other.org".
>
>How can I do that ?
>Thanks (and sorry for my poor English ;-) )

If not possible, a definite wishlist item!!!  I get caught sending out
corp. emails using my personal addie all the time.

-- 
later, 
  JS

I know, up on top, you are seeing great sights,
But down at the bottom we, too, should have rights.
   
 Dr. Seuss "Yertle the Turtle..."

Re: Displaying Search Messages

[PowerMail Engineering]

Tom Miller wrote:

>After quite a few clicks on the magnifying glass in the toolbar failed to
>solve the problem

You must set the zoom factor to 100%.

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multi comptes

[Jean de Crombrugghe]

Hi, I have 2 comptes (for 2 differents addreses) in powermail.
I'ld like that the reponses for "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" goes out with "fai.com", and
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" goes out with "other.org".

How can I do that ?
Thanks (and sorry for my poor English ;-) )

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Jean de Crombrugghe
Belgiummailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]AIM: jean1dc

PowerMail Files folder....

[Judith Beiss]

I recently upgraded from PM 3+ to PM 4.2.1 and all went quite well until
today when some email message appears to have created havoc causing PM to
"expectedly quit" due to a Type 2 problem. Altho I immediately restarted
using the Command and Option key checking all but Message Compacting, and
then when PM crashed again, I trashed prefs, finally got all working well
by trashing the contents of Mail Trash.

Anyway, I now find I have two PowerMail Files folders in my Documents
folder: PowerMail 3 Files and PowerMail Files. I think this happened when
I trashed the prefs before restaring PM. I've moved the address data
base, message and set-up databases to the new PowerMail Files from PM
3Files so all my material is saved and operating.

Question: do I need both these folders in my Documents folder? If not,
which ought to go-- PM 3 Files or the much newer PM Files? What must I
check for before trashing one or the other?

iMac 350, OS 9.1, PM 4.2.1

-Judy-