Script Location & Listing

[Nick Keck]

I have just downloaded PowerMail 5. I notice the scripts that I had
active in version 4 are present, but I can't find where they are stored.
I can find the Scripts folder just fine, but it  doesn't seem to have all
of those that appear in the menu. The one I specifically wish to move to
the top of the list is "Delete Message Immediately."

What I'd like to do is change the order of appearance of some of the rest
as well.

Where are the additional scripts stored and how can I adjust their order?

Appreciate any advice. I am on digest mode.
-- 
Nick

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Re(2): Paying for 5.0

[Lane Roathe]

It was prudent of CapitalOne to flag the account for suspicious activity,
esp. w/so much identity theft going on. However, after the card holder
confirms the charge is valid, the account should have been immediately
released.

It's a shame, they used to be the best (that I could find anyway). Now,
they are raising my rate to 18%, adding fees and customer service has
gone down hill. Hard to justify when I can get a competitors card at 0%
for 12 months and 8% fixed thereafter, and their customer service can't
be any worse.

I'm just waiting for my new card to arrive so I can close my final
CapitalOne account.

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>--
>From: "Marlyse Comte" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>And THAT again I CAN understand ;-)
>
>---marlyse 
>
>P.S. I'm seriously considering myself to cancel my card with CapitalOne
>due to some of the practices experienced.
>
> former message(s) quotes: -
>
>>Sat, May 22, 2004 6:12 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] Marlyse Comte said:
>>
>>>does not need to be CTM's fault at all
>>
>>It wasn't CTM's fault at all -- that wasn't my point. I was furious with
>>CapitalOne for denying me access to my account over a trivial charge.  I
>>told two layers above customer service in no uncertain terms what I
>>thought of their procedures!
>>
>>

Re: double click in title bar problem

[Richard Hart]

Bob Parks wrote:

>I normally read new mail from the "Recent Mail" window.  When I double
>click on a message to open it in a new window to read it, the message
>will open up with the title bar appearing on top of where I just double
>clicked.  The new window interprets this as a "minimize" command and
>shrinks itself down into the dock, which is NOT what I want to have happen.
>
>It would be fine to just disable the "double click title bar to minimize"
>function, since the yellow button right next to there does the same thing.
>
>Is there any way to get around this behaviour?

I have the same problem. I can't seem to find a way around it.

RH

double click in title bar problem

[Bob Parks]

I think there has to be some setting to control this, but I cannot find
it anywhere...

I normally read new mail from the "Recent Mail" window.  When I double
click on a message to open it in a new window to read it, the message
will open up with the title bar appearing on top of where I just double
clicked.  The new window interprets this as a "minimize" command and
shrinks itself down into the dock, which is NOT what I want to have happen.

It would be fine to just disable the "double click title bar to minimize"
function, since the yellow button right next to there does the same thing.

Is there any way to get around this behaviour?

Thanks

Bob

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Re: Paying for 5.0

[Derry Thompson]

Tom at [EMAIL PROTECTED] said on 23/5/04 11:59 am

>In July, my wife and I will be in Europe and I'm guessing
>CapitolOne may stop my credit after some small transaction over there. It
>certainly pays to have more than one credit card.

I've just got a UK issued CapitalONE card last month and had no problems
using it in the US for the last three weeks, hopefully the reverse be true. 

Enjoy your trip.

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Upgrade/Import old Database

[Christian Meenaghan]

Ok, got my key in email for PowerMail 5, registered my copy of PowerMail
5 with the new key.  At this point I was expecting a prompt asking about
updating my old database..as per the help file..

Note to current PowerMail  users: Upon first launch, PowerMail 5 will
suggest either  updating your database or creating a new one. Converting
your  database is a one-way street, so make sure you have followed  the
previous step first.

however, that did not happen.  now, how can i move my old database from
PowerMail 4 into Powermail 5?  I did not try any of the betas before this.

Thanks

Christian

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Re: pgp

[listes]

fk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Is there any chance that PowerMail will offer integration with PGP like
> it does with SpamSieve? Does anyone else use PGP? That integration alone
> would cause me to upgrade.

I am interested too, along with the way Apple's mail handles the "other"
signatures as well -this is more and more needed for contacts with my
employer...

Herve

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Re: Paying for 5.0

[Tom Miller]

Sun, May 23, 2004 4:26 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] PowerMail info said:

>... but hopefully we can invite you to lunch during your trip to Europe
>this summer perhaps !

I would be truly delighted, but we will be on a river cruise vacation
going from Berlin to Prague so I don't think that will be possible.

Thank you for your very kind offer and, again, CTW is in no way at fault,
it's CapitalOne's procedures that are the problem.

Tom Miller

Re(2): Email alert for trash

[smelik]

Many thanks, Pat, I found it and wasn't aware of it.

>>Whenever an email is directly filtered into the trash, I still receive
>>the email alert (the magnificent swiss cuckoo); it would be nice to turn
>>this off for emails that I do not wish to read in the first place.
>>
>>willem
>>
>You can, add 'don't notify new message' to your filter.
>-- 
>Pat O'Halloran http://www.danu.co.uk
>He would have to learn the hard way. The problem with
>the hard way was you only got one lesson. - Terry Pratchett
>
>

Re(3): Paying for 5.0

[Marlyse Comte]

> ... but hopefully we can invite you to lunch during your trip to
> Europe this summer perhaps !

o I think I need to plan my next trip to Switzerland too ;-)

---marlyse

Re: Email alert for trash

[Marlyse Comte]

you set this option in the filter options of that specific filter.
---marlyse

 former message(s) quotes: -

> Whenever an email is directly filtered into the trash, I still receive
> the email alert (the magnificent swiss cuckoo); it would be nice to
> turn this off for emails that I do not wish to read in the first
> place.

Re(2): Paying for 5.0

[PowerMail info]

Tom,

Heartfelt regrets from us for the inconvenience that the upgrade has
caused you... 

On Sun, 23 May 2004 06:59:53 -0400, Tom Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

>In July, my wife and I will be in Europe and I'm guessing
>CapitolOne may stop my credit after some small transaction over there. It
>certainly pays to have more than one credit card.

... but hopefully we can invite you to lunch during your trip to Europe
this summer perhaps !

The PowerMail team
in full 5.0 production mode

Re: Email alert for trash

[Pat O'Halloran]

It appears that on 23/5/04 smelik spake thus:

>
>Whenever an email is directly filtered into the trash, I still receive
>the email alert (the magnificent swiss cuckoo); it would be nice to turn
>this off for emails that I do not wish to read in the first place.
>
>willem
>
You can, add 'don't notify new message' to your filter.
-- 
Pat O'Halloran http://www.danu.co.uk
He would have to learn the hard way. The problem with
the hard way was you only got one lesson. - Terry Pratchett

Re: Paying for 5.0

[Tom Miller]

Sat, May 22, 2004 11:13 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] Nick Quinn's list address said:

>You may be "suffering" from the credit cards terms allowing you to cancel
>of a transactions. Some CC organisations worry about "put of character"
>transaction (foreign), thinking that they may be a "not usual" and so may
>be a "stolen" card.

Over a US$30 charge? What if it were late at night and I were out of
gasolene, had no cash and only a CapitolOne card? What if there were a
long line behind me at the supermarket and this had happened -- how
embarrassing! There are many situations where there could be serious
problems because a credit card could no longer be used and all because of
a US$30!  In July, my wife and I will be in Europe and I'm guessing
CapitolOne may stop my credit after some small transaction over there. It
certainly pays to have more than one credit card.

Email alert for trash

[smelik]

Whenever an email is directly filtered into the trash, I still receive
the email alert (the magnificent swiss cuckoo); it would be nice to turn
this off for emails that I do not wish to read in the first place.

willem

Re: Opening scripts in Script Editor

[cheshirekat]

On Sun, May 09, 2004, the following words from cheshirekat
[EMAIL PROTECTED], emerged from a plethora of SPAM ...

>>Note that PM 5.0b18 will open the script file in Script Editor or show it
>>in the Finder if you have some modifier keys pressed, so it will be hard
>>to assign a keyboard shortcut... but I will remove this in the final
version.
>
>Jerome,
>
>Will this feature open the script in the default script editor or Apple's
>Script Editor? I am hoping it is the default script editor as I use Smile
>and never have any need to use Apple's Script Editor at all.

Since I haven't seen a reply to the above question, I'm assuming it
didn't make it to the list and asking again.
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purposes and emotions. 
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Re: Paying for 5.0

[Chris Walker]

On 22/5/04 Tom Miller wrote: 

>My CapitalOne credit card was charged for PM5.0 yesterday and CapitalOne
>denied me use of my credit card today because they thought the charge was
>suspicious.  
I have had this happen to me although not with CapitalOne.  However in my
case the card company phoned me to query a couple of transactions before
they did anything.  With the prevalence of identity theft, I think it is
something we will increasingly have to get used to.

Chris

Re: Paying for 5.0

[Nick Quinn's list address]

Marlyse,

Thus spoke Marlyse Comte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Saturday, 22 May
2004 at 6:34 PM -0700:

>And THAT again I CAN understand ;-)
>
>---marlyse 
>
>P.S. I'm seriously considering myself to cancel my card with CapitalOne
>due to some of the practices experienced.

You may be "suffering" from the credit cards terms allowing you to cancel
of a transactions. Some CC organisations worry about "put of character"
transaction (foreign), thinking that they may be a "not usual" and so may
be a "stolen" card.

Talk to them...

hf,

Nick Quinn
Sunshine Beach Software in OZ

Re(2): Paying for 5.0

[Marlyse Comte]

And THAT again I CAN understand ;-)

---marlyse 

P.S. I'm seriously considering myself to cancel my card with CapitalOne
due to some of the practices experienced.

 former message(s) quotes: -

>Sat, May 22, 2004 6:12 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] Marlyse Comte said:
>
>>does not need to be CTM's fault at all
>
>It wasn't CTM's fault at all -- that wasn't my point. I was furious with
>CapitalOne for denying me access to my account over a trivial charge.  I
>told two layers above customer service in no uncertain terms what I
>thought of their procedures!
>
>

Re: Paying for 5.0

[Tom Miller]

Sat, May 22, 2004 6:12 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] Marlyse Comte said:

>does not need to be CTM's fault at all

It wasn't CTM's fault at all -- that wasn't my point. I was furious with
CapitalOne for denying me access to my account over a trivial charge.  I
told two layers above customer service in no uncertain terms what I
thought of their procedures!

Re: Paying for 5.0

[Marlyse Comte]

there are several reasons why something like that can look suspicious to
CapitalOne - does not need to be CTM's fault at all - could be enough
because it came not from the US but Switzerland. I would investigate
CapitalOne WHY they thought it is suspicious. I've had already a credit
card company think something suspicious because there had been no
activity on the card for quite a while and suddenly I bought something
with it. Just commenting this to the list w/o details IF it has something
to do with CTM is not very useful.

---marlyse

 former message(s) quotes: -

>My CapitalOne credit card was charged for PM5.0 yesterday and CapitalOne
>denied me use of my credit card today because they thought the charge was
>suspicious.  Embarrassing and potentially dangerous if I only had one
>credit card, had no cash and was desperate for whatever I was trying to
>charge.
>
>
>

Paying for 5.0

[Tom Miller]

My CapitalOne credit card was charged for PM5.0 yesterday and CapitalOne
denied me use of my credit card today because they thought the charge was
suspicious.  Embarrassing and potentially dangerous if I only had one
credit card, had no cash and was desperate for whatever I was trying to
charge.