Jerry M. Keller / 03.2.5 / 2:50 PM wrote:
It works for me too, if the message is not already selected prior to the
option-click. My problem is that I send spam messages back to my spam
program website and can not find a way of including the full headers as
part of my forwarding of the message to
I am using PM on a powermac running OS X and I am running IPNetRouter on
an iMac sharing a dial-up (on demand) connection.
When I get or send with PM the timeout occurs before the dial up
connection is made and I have to be present and wait to dismiss the error
message before reconnecting.
I
On 05 2 2003 at 3:28 pm -0500, Bill wrote:
Sorry if this feature has already been requested. I would like the multi-
message find to be able to find things in the message headers. This works
if you search a single message with Show Headers turned on, but not for a
multi-message search.
Speaking
Sorry if this feature has already been requested. I would like the multi-
message find to be able to find things in the message headers. This works
if you search a single message with Show Headers turned on, but not for a
multi-message search.
Jerry Keller writes:
It works for me too, if the message is not already selected prior to the
option-click. My problem is that I send spam messages back to my spam
program website and can not find a way of including the full headers as
part of my forwarding of the message to them. The headers do
I am using PM on a powermac running OS X and I am running IPNetRouter on
an iMac sharing a dial-up (on demand) connection.
When I get or send with PM the timeout occurs before the dial up
connection is made and I have to be present and wait to dismiss the error
message before reconnecting.
I
On 05 2 2003 at 1:21 pm -0500, H.R. Riggs wrote:
It seems to work if the message is not currently selected. It doesn't
work if you're looking at the message and then option-click to see the
headers.
Well, not for me. :)
-b
--
Ben Kennedy, chief magician
zygoat creative technical services
It seems to work if the message is not currently selected. It doesn't
work if you're looking at the message and then option-click to see the
headers.
Rick Lecoat wrote on 2/5/03:
Received from: Ben Kennedy
At: 5:52 pm (GMT) on Wed, Feb 5, 2003
So since I've updated to 4.1.2, I've noticed that
Received from: Ben Kennedy
At: 5:52 pm (GMT) on Wed, Feb 5, 2003
So since I've updated to 4.1.2, I've noticed that option-clicking on a
message in the list no longer displays the full header info. I need to
go up to the menu and expressly turn on the option (which then affects
all messages
Mark Gerber said some stuff then sez:
I haven't had the problem since then.
Thanks for the info.
--
Tom Dillon12081 W. Alameda Parkway
DataCraft
Nothing like a well forged parable to brighten up your day
Received from: jo
At: 9:31 am (GMT) on Wed, Feb 5, 2003
Are you saying WindowShadeX is
dangerous? Or is the insane ape something else?
Most insane apes are fine provided you take steps not to anger them. The
primary steps that
jo wrote:
You must have installed one of 'system enhancement' hacks -- likely the
insane APE hack. Be aware that they're DANGEROUS!
really?? I don't recall installing any insane apes...
OK... I *did* install WindowShadeX. Completely forgot I did this. It used
to be so handy pre-OSX...
Received from: jo
At: 9:31 am (GMT) on Wed, Feb 5, 2003
Are you saying WindowShadeX is
dangerous? Or is the insane ape something else?
Most insane apes are fine provided you take steps not to anger them. The
primary steps that you should take should be to prevent placing them in
situations
500 billion (or so) years ago, the universe was born... not much else has
happened since, until Wed, Feb 5, 2003 at 9:27 PM, PST, when Takehiko Abe
burst forth with this important announcement:
You must have installed one of 'system enhancement' hacks -- likely the
insane APE hack. Be aware
Ben Kennedy wrote:
On 05 2 2003 at 8:10 pm -0500, Takehiko Abe wrote:
Minimize Window is misleading! Please rename it to Suck to Dock
and change its shortcut to command+shift+option+control+Suck.
In my opinion, Apple has really screwed up with their recommendations for
cmd-M = minimize
jo wrote:
Minimize Window is misleading! Please rename it to Suck to Dock
and change its shortcut to command+shift+option+control+Suck.
**
Actually I sent this message to dock twice... Agh!
doesn't suck it to the dock here---instead it turns it into a ghost.
You must have installed
kenichi kikuchi wrote:
At 10:10 AM +0900 2/5/03, Takehiko Abe wrote:
Minimize Window is misleading! Please rename it to Suck to Dock
and change its shortcut to command+shift+option+control+Suck.
Some things that the users can do:
1. Remap command-m to command-l in Keyboard Maestro's Hot
There was a time (Tue, Feb 4, 2003 at 7:13 PM)
when Tom Dillon said this thing:
Mark Gerber sez:
I received the following error several times
during the process:
Unexpected Error on mail.earthlink.net
Class=DB, what=100m when =6, err=69
I see this occasionally on my machine too. If someone
At 10:10 AM +0900 2/5/03, Takehiko Abe wrote:
Minimize Window is misleading! Please rename it to Suck to Dock
and change its shortcut to command+shift+option+control+Suck.
Some things that the users can do:
1. Remap command-m to command-l in Keyboard Maestro's Hot Keys feature.
2. Modify
500 billion (or so) years ago, the universe was born... not much else has
happened since, until Wed, Feb 5, 2003 at 5:10 PM, PST, when Takehiko Abe
burst forth with this important announcement:
Minimize Window is misleading! Please rename it to Suck to Dock
and change its shortcut to
On 05 2 2003 at 8:10 pm -0500, Takehiko Abe wrote:
Minimize Window is misleading! Please rename it to Suck to Dock
and change its shortcut to command+shift+option+control+Suck.
In my opinion, Apple has really screwed up with their recommendations for
cmd-M = minimize to dock and cmd-H = hide
Minimize Window is misleading! Please rename it to Suck to Dock
and change its shortcut to command+shift+option+control+Suck.
**
Actually I sent this message to dock twice... Agh!
--
Honor thy error as a hidden intention.
I would like to receive different tips and tricks
on how you guys do backups etc and so on.
I also wonder why the 'Convert To Xml' apple
script Written by: w. eric tyson not working for me.
I just get this error:
Convert to XML is compatable with PowerMail 3.0.5
I have it put in the folder ~Sent Mail (that's a tilde) so that the
folder shows up right below the Out Tray. This is similar to Emailer's
positioning, as I recall, which I find convenient.
Ron
Ira Lansing wrote on 2/4/03:
Can someone point me to a reference for 'sent mail' or indicate how and
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