>I am assuming I just have to backup my Mail/Powermail folder.
I forget where everything is kept in Mac OS X, but the folder titled
"PowerMail Files" should be backed up. Also back up your PMKey
(registration) file (but you only get that when you register). I've kept
mine in the same folder (or w
Thanks for all the answers. If I had my sound up a little louder, I would
have heard the sounds. :(
I am assuming I just have to backup my Mail/Powermail folder.
Amd. at the moment, I have not been able to stop the Powermail icon from
bouncing when I get new mail. Display alert and Animate are
Greetings all.
Seems I read that a modifier key and a click on the Address Book button
on the PM toolbar would open the Apple Address Book instead of the PM
one. But I can't figure out the combo. Is there one? If not, consider
this a feature request. :-)
Also (slightly off topic) is anyone usin
On Friday, February 21, 2003, C. A. Niemiec wrote:
>Also, sounds can be assigned by defining them as an Action for a filter.
>Look in "Setup > Mail Filters..."
Yes, exactly, and this way if you prefer only some incoming emails to
generate a sound you can configure PM to do just this, customizi
William Courington on 2/21/03 said
>Is there a way to edit the list of addresses PM gathers? I've got way
>more than I use frequently.
#1. You can clear the address history. This will remove all addresses not
in your address book.
#2. If you want to see what they are you can start a new mail a
>Is there a way to edit the list of addresses PM gathers? I've got way
>more than I use frequently.
Not direct editing that I'm aware of.
In "PowerMail > Preferences..." under Address Book either uncheck the
"Address History" option, or use a smaller number of days to remember
addresses for.
C
>1-Is there any way to actually play the sounds associated with new mail
>so I can pick the sound I want?
"PowerMail > Preferences..."
- Under "General" you can pick a sound to play when sending a message.
- Under "Notifications" you can pick them for new mail, errors and
termination of the conne
Christian,
I concur. Your points are well taken and valid.
In addition, assuming your idea is implemented, and it certainly needs to
be, why is there no "flag" field ?
John
On Friday, February 21, 2003, Christian Roth wrote:
>>Sure wish there was some way I could "flag" a message to dist
On Friday, February 21, 2003, Bea Chambers wrote:
>1-Is there any way to actually play the sounds associated with new mail
>so I can pick the sound I want?
Mine play as you select each one, or use the check box.
>
>2- If I backup everything in the Mail/Powermail folder, will that do it?
>
>S
1-Is there any way to actually play the sounds associated with new mail
so I can pick the sound I want?
2- If I backup everything in the Mail/Powermail folder, will that do it?
So far, I like this program but I will have to play for a few weeks
before deciding whether to keep it.
Thanks.
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>Sure wish there was some way I could "flag" a message to distinguish it
>from all the rest, as in Apple's mail.app, and others.
You can use Labels from the Mail > Label menu, to which you can set text
descriptions and colors under Preferences > Labels.
However, you cannot search or filter the v
Is there a way to edit the list of addresses PM gathers? I've got way
more than I use frequently.
Bill Courington
John Hay on 2/21/03 said
>
>
>Sure wish there was some way I could "flag" a message to distinguish it
>from all the rest, as in Apple's mail.app, and others.
>
>As a workaround I am creating sub folders to house messages I need to
>follow up on, but does anyone know a better way ?
Well, there a
On 21 2 2003 at 11:43 am -0500, John Hay wrote:
>Sure wish there was some way I could "flag" a message to distinguish it
>from all the rest, as in Apple's mail.app, and others.
>
>As a workaround I am creating sub folders to house messages I need to
>follow up on, but does anyone know a better wa
Sure wish there was some way I could "flag" a message to distinguish it
from all the rest, as in Apple's mail.app, and others.
As a workaround I am creating sub folders to house messages I need to
follow up on, but does anyone know a better way ?
I'm using PowerMail instead of Apple's mail.app for various reasons, and
I have set my system prefs in the Internet>Email section as such in the
"Default Email Reader" field.
However, from within various third party apps when I want to generate an
outgoing Email this setting apparently is not r
Received from: Wayne Brissette
At: 2:59 pm (GMT) on Fri, Feb 21, 2003
>Rick:
>
>I have modified the script to add a true false statement on whether an
>attachment exists in the message. If there isn't an attachment, the
>script doesn't try to process the attachment. You will still get the
>error
>I often find I would like to file an email in two placesthere is no
>"make alias" or "duplicate" function and it would be lovely
actually there is a duplicate funtion in a workaround way: try modifying
a received and/or sent email and a dialog box will ask you if you want to
duplicate th
>Subject: Tagging attachments
>Date Sent: 21 February 2003 12:03 PM
>From: Rick Lecoat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: PowerMail Discussions <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>From: PowerMail discussions <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>Morning all;
>
>After spending quite some time last night trying to remember from whom a
>ce
Hello All:
I never submit wish-lists, but has someone a suggestion as to how I would
duplicate a message, or better still, make an alias so that it may be
stored in two folders?
I often find I would like to file an email in two placesthere is no
"make alias" or "duplicate" function and it wo
Morning all;
After spending quite some time last night trying to remember from whom a
certain attachment had come from (in case it was a spammy virus) I
decided to prevent the problem in the future by using the Tag Attachments
script on the PM script page, which puts info about the sender into th
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