Frequent Addresses - was Sync with Address Book
If what you are aiming is retrieving recent sender's addresses faster, there is a specific remember sender's addresses checkbox in the addressbook section of the prefs, which would allow you to both e. g. autocomplete a sender's address while not adding it to the addressbook... Ahh ... this raises a related question: What do those preference options actually do? Remember recipients for XX days Remember the senders of received messages What I would like to have happen (read: Feature Request!) While I have a couple of thousand addresses in my address book (not because I collect spam addresses -- my group filtering allows me to remove those fairly easily), but my regular correspondence is only with a hundred or so. In the address auto-lookup process, would it be possible to have the lookup listing start with listing addresses to which recent (say 90 to 180 days) messages have been sent or received. So, for example, if I have 10 people named John in the address book, but I regularly write to John Smith, that he would be the first name listed, rather than John Able, John Bench, John Chow, etc. It would also be nice to have these names highlighted in Yellow or something to show that they are frequent correspondents. Eager to hear if this can be added to the Wish List. Thanks. -merrill On Wed, Oct 20, 2004, Hands at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have an incoming mail filter that takes each new address that comes in to my mail account and Adds the sender to the Address Book and I also Add the sender to a specific group. Now, everytime a new address comes in pauses for an extended period of time (little color wheel swirling) and I see a message in the activity bar that it is Syncing 57 addresses with Apple address book. This always seems to be about 57 addresses, sometimes a couple more. Is there any way to find out what these addresses might be, or how I can remove or fix these 57 addresses? Another question: Is there a way to mask the addresses when sending to a group, without having to put everyone in BCC? When I add a group from the address book, then everyone is listed in the TO: and they all show up for everyone on the list (to be later picked up by a virus scan). Rather, I would just like the Name of my group to be visible to recipients. Thanks in advance. -merrill
Sync with Address Book
I have an incoming mail filter that takes each new address that comes in to my mail account and Adds the sender to the Address Book and I also Add the sender to a specific group. Now, everytime a new address comes in pauses for an extended period of time (little color wheel swirling) and I see a message in the activity bar that it is Syncing 57 addresses with Apple address book. This always seems to be about 57 addresses, sometimes a couple more. Is there any way to find out what these addresses might be, or how I can remove or fix these 57 addresses? Another question: Is there a way to mask the addresses when sending to a group, without having to put everyone in BCC? When I add a group from the address book, then everyone is listed in the TO: and they all show up for everyone on the list (to be later picked up by a virus scan). Rather, I would just like the Name of my group to be visible to recipients. Thanks in advance. -merrill
Re: CPU Usage query_PowerMail V. 5.1b3 demo
John Leiher wrote: since I had already tried out a demo 5xxx when it had first been released some months ago, the demo has expired. No problem with that however, my impressions of the original demo - from what I can remember - are good... One problem I do notice however is the excessive CPU usage with this demo.. There is a bug that cause a lot of disk activity when PowerMail is in the expired demo state. There is no such problem during the 30 days trial period, or after PM has been registered. Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering - PowerMail's Foxtrot search is still VERY fast and quite useable. I have close to 30,000 messages stored in my PowerMail message database - going back to 1995 or so - and PowerMail is still fast and responsive. Searching through the bodies of ALL of these messages for a keyword takes about 1 SECOND which is pretty incredible! PowerMail user comment on www.versiontracker.com Download a demo version from www.ctmdev.com -
Re: powermail-discuss Digest Database Error
I can not use the program now because every time I start it, I get a message rebuilding indices... so I wait until just before it is finished I get Database error Your mail is probably safe. Try holding down the command and option keys the next time you start PM. This brings up the option dialog to rebuild various things. Check all of them, including the Low Level rebuild. If this does not correct the problem, write back. --Ira
