Re(2): Slowwww mail send
Yes. I have rebooted several times. Regards- David M. Smith CEO, CLASS-FIVE 1239 N. Glenville Richardson, Texas 75081 (972) 234-6414 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] www.newclassfive.com On 8/19/04 12:11 PM, Marlyse Comte ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: >did you also reboot your machine? or re-logged? > >---marlyse > > former message(s) quotes: - > >>Within the past week, my PM 4.2.1 on OS X has suddenly become very slow >>on mail send. The cursor spins for 20-30 seconds after I click "send", >>and then for 15-20 seconds after the mail is actually sent. Naturally, I >>can't do anything else with the program during those times. >> >>I've checked with Process Viewer, and the PM app is using 95% or more CPU >>time when the cursor is spinning. >> >>This was a sudden development, and I haven't been able to link it with >>anything else. I reinstalled the app, meaning I dragged a fresh copy into >>my applications folder. No change. I've compacted the database, rebuilt >>the index, etc. >> >>Any ideas??? > > >
Re: Slowwww mail send
did you also reboot your machine? or re-logged? ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >Within the past week, my PM 4.2.1 on OS X has suddenly become very slow >on mail send. The cursor spins for 20-30 seconds after I click "send", >and then for 15-20 seconds after the mail is actually sent. Naturally, I >can't do anything else with the program during those times. > >I've checked with Process Viewer, and the PM app is using 95% or more CPU >time when the cursor is spinning. > >This was a sudden development, and I haven't been able to link it with >anything else. I reinstalled the app, meaning I dragged a fresh copy into >my applications folder. No change. I've compacted the database, rebuilt >the index, etc. > >Any ideas???
Slowwww mail send
Within the past week, my PM 4.2.1 on OS X has suddenly become very slow on mail send. The cursor spins for 20-30 seconds after I click "send", and then for 15-20 seconds after the mail is actually sent. Naturally, I can't do anything else with the program during those times. I've checked with Process Viewer, and the PM app is using 95% or more CPU time when the cursor is spinning. This was a sudden development, and I haven't been able to link it with anything else. I reinstalled the app, meaning I dragged a fresh copy into my applications folder. No change. I've compacted the database, rebuilt the index, etc. Any ideas??? Regards- David M. Smith CEO, CLASS-FIVE 1239 N. Glenville Richardson, Texas 75081 (972) 234-6414 mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] www.newclassfive.com
Re: Indexing in the background?
Jonathan Brady wrote: >However, often when I want to preform a search in my messages (I usually >do one search per day), I have to sit and wait for nearly 10 minutes >while powermail 'updates and optimizes' the search index. Try to compact your search index (using the file/database/compact search index menu). Subsequent "update and optimize" should be faster. Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering - "I'm using Powermail for years now. I tried every other Mail app available, including Mailsmith, Apple Mail, Entourage and Eudora. Although these apps aren't bad, no one has the functionality of Powermail that I need. Searching and filtering also is excellent. I LOVE IT (and because this is a program I use every ten minutes to fetch my mail I would have even paid more for the update...)" PowerMail user comment on www.versiontracker.com Download a demo version from www.ctmdev.com -
Re: Login Error Message
Most likely PM is started before your network connection is fully initialized. When PM tries to connect, it cannot because of that reason. I found that PM as a startup item is not working for me. I did have a Quickeys script to start PM 1 minute after startup/login and that did work. Now I just click the icon manually, much more direct for me. Mirko -- Mirko Kranenburg Maastricht, Netherlands e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] PowerBook G4 (15" FW-800) OS X 10.3.5 Freeway Pro 3.5.12, NavPack, GraphPack, PowerMail 5.0.1, 3 panes The whole MarinerPak Giovanni Andreani appears to have written on Thu, 19 Aug 2004 09:37:11 +0200: >Hello, it's my first time in this list. I really need help with PowerMail. > >PowerMail is launched automatically when my mac starts; I've got >different accounts it controls. Every time it retrieves mail on startup, >I get this message: Login error for "name1" on "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", where: >name1 is the name before the @ in the email address >name2 is the name after the @ in the email address >name3 is the incoming mail server > >The message ends with two buttons: the "OK" default blue button and a >"Snooze" button > >Can anybody possibly tell me something more about what's happening? And >what happens when I select Snooze? > >Thank you >Giovanni Andreani > > >
Login Error Message
Hello, it's my first time in this list. I really need help with PowerMail. PowerMail is launched automatically when my mac starts; I've got different accounts it controls. Every time it retrieves mail on startup, I get this message: Login error for "name1" on "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", where: name1 is the name before the @ in the email address name2 is the name after the @ in the email address name3 is the incoming mail server The message ends with two buttons: the "OK" default blue button and a "Snooze" button Can anybody possibly tell me something more about what's happening? And what happens when I select Snooze? Thank you Giovanni Andreani
Indexing in the background?
I have the box 'Automatically index message in background' checked ON. However, often when I want to preform a search in my messages (I usually do one search per day), I have to sit and wait for nearly 10 minutes while powermail 'updates and optimizes' the search index. Am I missing something? what's the point of an ultra fast search system if I have to wait 10 minutes or more before I can start a search? Isn't that preference supposed to perform the updating and optimizing in the background so that I don't have to wait for it to do it when I need it? Subsequent searches are fast and instant. But the first search more often than not will trigger the update process. What's stomping me is that sometimes (rarely) it doesn't do the update before the search. What gives? -- Jonathan Brady
