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
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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
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