Problem w/ Find Function
I keep the numbers of my 10 lotto tickets in a 6.1.3 PM folder and do a "Find"
in the "Body" ("includes at least one of") after every lotto drawing. This has
worked fine for years, but not today. I have rebuilt the DB twice, asked it to
"Update the Search Index." I'm not aware of any changes since it worked fine.
Tom Miller 10.8.1 iMac
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Re: Problem w/ Find Function
T.L. Miller wrote:
>I keep the numbers of my 10 lotto tickets in a 6.1.3 PM folder and do a
>"Find" in the "Body" ("includes at least one of") after every lotto
>drawing. This has worked fine for years, but not today. I have rebuilt
>the DB twice, asked it to "Update the Search Index." I'm not aware of
>any changes since it worked fine.
Rebuild your search index by launching PowerMail while pressing the command and
option keys, and checking the "Rebuild the search index" checkbox.
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Re: Problem w/ Find Function
>T.L. Miller wrote:
>
>>I keep the numbers of my 10 lotto tickets in a 6.1.3 PM folder and do a
>>"Find" in the "Body" ("includes at least one of") after every lotto
>>drawing. This has worked fine for years, but not today. I have rebuilt
>>the DB twice, asked it to "Update the Search Index." I'm not aware of
>>any changes since it worked fine.
>
>Rebuild your search index by launching PowerMail while pressing the
>command and option keys, and checking the "Rebuild the search index" checkbox.
Jérôme, I rebuilt the search index and the sort indices earlier this morning
and that solved the problem. I was about to respond to my own message when I
saw your reply. Thanks.
BTW, since I have your attention, when I am accessing my mac./me.com IMAP
messages and my Mac goes to sleep, it closes that connection. When I restart
PM, and Connect to mac./me.com IMAP4, PM says incorrect account setting and
then I go to Set Up, it all settings look okay and I see my IMAP messages. Is
that normal?
I continue to use PowerMail and hope you folks will continue supporting.
Tom Miller
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"The only time we see the middle of the road is as
we run from side to side." R.O.Clark
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