On Tuesday, November 19, 2002, at 01:40 AM, (G-Books) wrote:
I'm not sure about the file structure used by Mail since I haven't used
it.
I would be tempted to suggest you remove the preference file, don't
throw it
a way, just move it out of the Library/Preferences directory, in your
home
Why does moving the preference file help?
I occasionally have problems with OS 10.1.5 Mail app (annoying messages
about mailboxes being locked, etc) and an Applecare tech guy suggested
doing this, but I don't get why. For me, it didn't work.
Thanks,
Donald
On Wednesday, November 20, 2002, at
. At that
point, the application, if it doesn't crash, might be loss in some kind of
endless loop, trying to get at non-existent or faked values. If you force
quit, sometimes it just makes things worst if the application was updating
that file. It can be left with even more bogus values. When you
As I posted a few days ago, lately I have been having to force quit OS X
Mail a lot, due to randomly getting the incessant spinning beachball which
will not stop, and the application will not respond to any keystrokes. No
one replied to my post to offer any suggestions as to why Mail is suddenly
on 18/11/02 22:40, Amber Rhea at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I posted a few days ago, lately I have been having to force quit OS X
Mail a lot, due to randomly getting the incessant spinning beachball which
will not stop, and the application will not respond to any keystrokes. No
one replied
