Re: auto-deleting 90%-SpamSieve-ranked mails?
listes wrote: Initially I thought setting a filter on incoming mail that just would delete 'on the condition spam rating 90%' would have done the trick. But when I try to prepare such a filter (last version of PM and SS), I do see a spam level cursor, but it is stuck to 50% and not movable The spam level slider is disabled in the filter to avoid users to move this slider when SpamSieve catches too many, or not enough spam. The correct thing to do in this case is to mark messages as spam or good, so SpamSieve can learn, instead of moving this slider. If you want to have different actions for messages marked with a very high spam level, you can write an AppleScript for this: tell application PowerMail set theMessages to current messages repeat with msg in theMessages if spam rating of msg 90 then set filter criterion result to true end repeat end tell Then use this AppleScript as the filter condition. Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering - If you need more than Apple Mail, PowerMail is the one, baby. Much like a fine European car, the dash looks simple and clean; you know you have the power under the hood when you need it. Fast, effective and useful Daniel M. East, President of the The Mid-Atlantic Macintosh User Groups Download a demo version from www.ctmdev.com -
Re: make scripts invisible in the scriptmenu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: set NewScript to Macintosh HD:Users:wayne:MyScripts:new script Then you just call NewScript whenever you want to reference the script. Well, that's a way of course. Thanks. But isn't there also something else one can do to prevent scripts from being picked up by an applemenu? Things is I'd rather not have to make changes in other people scripts, because if they are updated I have to make all the changes all over again. It's seems pretty stupid that all scripts should be picked up, though this may not be hazardous in most cases. I imagined Apple had some way of preventing scripts from being included. Maybe something for a specialized OS X group. I have more pertinent problems to solve now, but if anyone else they have time to post such a question, please go ahead. PM 5.1 | OS X 10.3.6 | Powerbook G4/400 | 768 MB RAM | 30 GB HD
Error Message Meaning
For the last three days, infrequently I've gotten an error message while PM 5.1, build 4340, is running in the background. It reads: Class 'file' what = 100 where = 4 err = -47 Snooze Okay I click Okay and press on. I presume it has something to do with the fact that it can't make a connection to my ISP although there's a different error message when that happens. Can anyone tell me what's happening? PM 5 / dual 2.5 gHz / 2 Gb RAM / 250 Gb HD / OSX 10.3.6 Thanks -- Nick Depression is merely anger without enthusiasm.
Re: Carbon vs Cocoa (was Lost scroll mouse support in 5.1)
Mikael Byström (24/11/04 9:33 am) said: Tri-Backup doesn't slow any app I use. Well, Retrospect doesn't affect other mail clients or other apps in our experience. There is some kind of conflict between PowerMail and Retrospect - we don't know where the blame lies. IMHO Retrospect s**k. Retrospect works well for us. We're using a client/server version. Jeremy
Re: PM quits unexpected - IMAP
Am 24.11.2004 hat [EMAIL PROTECTED] geschrieben: just yesterday I have upgraded from PM 4 to 5.1 and already today I have noticed a bug or something similar. And I am able to reproduce it. I am connected via IMAP to my mail account and try to move a message from the local intray to a folder on the imap-server. Powermail quits after a few seconds. Any ideas? Did you repair the user rights on the harddisk after upgrading to PM 5.1? Maybe you lost temporarely the acces-rights.
PM quits unexpected - IMAP
Hi, just yesterday I have upgraded from PM 4 to 5.1 and already today I have noticed a bug or something similar. And I am able to reproduce it. I am connected via IMAP to my mail account and try to move a message from the local intray to a folder on the imap-server. Powermail quits after a few seconds. Any ideas? TIA Juergen
Re: Carbon vs Cocoa (was Lost scroll mouse support in 5.1)
Jeremy Hughes said: Yes - Retrospect slows PowerMail to a crawl and the only fix is to quit and restart PowerMail after Retrospect has run. It's good practice to quit PowerMail before a backup anyway. Tri-Backup doesn't slow any app I use. IMHO Retrospect s**k. PM 5.1 | OS X 10.3.6 | Powerbook G4/400 | 768 MB RAM | 30 GB HD
