Quote character [u]
Hi! Is it possible to put a space after the quote character like this somewhere? -- Regards, Kjell Olausson http://www.kio.nu Alingsås, Sweden iMac G5|1,8 GHz|OS 10.3.7|512 MB RAM|PM 5.1|3 Pane View PowerMail AppleScripts http://www.ctmdev.com/tools/ Tim's PowerMail FAQ http://home.hpo.net/timm/PowerMailFAQ.html
request for ability to choose search in these folders [u]
As another request I've been meaning to propose is the ability to be able to choose the folder or folders to search in from the search window itself. It's very cumbersome to have to scroll to a new folder every time one needs change the folder to search in. I'd prefer a popup window with the ability to choose several folders before closing it to continue the search. So just a popup menu wouldn't cut it. PM 5.1 | OS X 10.3.6 | Powerbook G4/400 | 768 MB RAM | 30 GB HD
Re: powermail-discuss Digest Moving messages [u]
Ira Lansing said: In two-pane view there is a popup menu below the tool bar for the message to File in: with a list of all folders. This is not in 2-pane view, but in the open incoming mail window. It's typical to be looking at several messages in the inbox and wanting to move them without the help of a mail filter to a folder. PM 5.1 | OS X 10.3.6 | Powerbook G4/400 | 768 MB RAM | 30 GB HD
Re: PM 5 - database corrupted, no recovery? [u]
Stephen Grammont said: In the end it came down to an issue of stability. Mail has it, PM doesn't. I disagree with that blanket statement. I find PM very stable, but I had one irrecoverable situation when my old machine suddenly stopped (not froze, just physically stoppped), because of heat problems, while writing to the DB . I'm not sure how many DB apps could recover from that. I haven't heard that Mail is so stable as you suggest for keeping all data intact, but I suppose the one message one file concept helps a bit. What's really needed is a built in incremental backup feature. I tried to write a script, but found no way of moving between folders, so the only way would be to export only on basis of date. I do this by hand now. PM 5.1 | OS X 10.3.6 | Powerbook G4/400 | 768 MB RAM | 30 GB HD
Re(2): powermail-discuss Digest Moving messages [u]
[Dr Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 26.1.2005 um 22:59 Uhr:] I have to close drag those to the correct folders. No. I very seldom move anything to my 31 Folders because I use incoming and outgoing filters. Everything sorts itself. Much easier and a lot more comfortable than a context menu! -- http://www.subhash.at
Re: PM 5 - database corrupted, no recovery? [u]
Hi Stephen, In the end it came down to an issue of stability. Mail has it, PM doesn't. At least that is my experience, My experience is the opposite. If you use Apple Mail, be careful to archive your mail regularly to prevent your mailbox from growing too large. Otherwise you will lose mail randomly. I have 112,000 messages in my PowerMail database. I wouldn't trust Apple Mail with more than 50,000. Whatever email client you use, you should back up your mail regularly if it is important to you. Best wishes, Jeremy
Re: powermail-discuss Digest Moving messages [u]
Yes, And I use it all the time,. I would be grateful if this menu were available also to quickly file OUTgoing messages. I have to close drag those to the correct folders. Seems reasonable to me to make the filing of outgoing messages just as easy as filing incoming messages. Contextual menu for filing messages from list view would be great, and so would a contextual menu to LABEL them. But as excited as I am about this very important and useful features, I'm even more interested in anything that can be done to strengthen the durability of the PM database. Email is SUCH an important tool that I need it to work and stay working no matter what! Best, Dave Nathanson Mac Medix in reply to ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), Ira Lansing's message of 7:20 PM, 1/26/05 I might add: I'd love to have a context menu for 'move message to' a folder. In two-pane view there is a popup menu below the tool bar for the message to File in: with a list of all folders. While not a contextual menu, it is fairly handy and quick to use. --Ira
Re: powermail-discuss Digest Moving messages [u]
I might add: I'd love to have a context menu for 'move message to' a folder. In two-pane view there is a popup menu below the tool bar for the message to File in: with a list of all folders. While not a contextual menu, it is fairly handy and quick to use. --Ira
Re: Feature request - hotkeys to folders [u]
On 1/26/2005 at 11:01 AM, A-NO-NE wrote: I'd love to have a context menu for 'move message to' a folder. Yes, dear God. I'm am consistently dumbfounded that this feature isn't already in the app.
