Re(2): "flag" feature (+ "logical" sorting bug...?)

At 9 mars 2003, 17.01 +0100 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>But this leads to a logical sorting error/bug: "Priority 9" gets in top >>before "Priority 8" etc. and in the bottom you get "Priority None". Now, >>I can understand the computer itself works in terms of "9" is higher than >>"8" etc. But in

Send with PowerMail PDF Service!

Through some solid trial and (many) error(s) I was able to figure out the send with PowerMail PDF Service! on open these_items tell application "PowerMail" set msg to make new message with properties {attachment:these_items} open msg activa

Re: "flag" feature (+ "logical" sorting bug...?)

>But this leads to a logical sorting error/bug: "Priority 9" gets in top >before "Priority 8" etc. and in the bottom you get "Priority None". Now, >I can understand the computer itself works in terms of "9" is higher than >"8" etc. But in this particular case I think we all agree that "Priority >1

"flag" feature (+ "logical" sorting bug...?)

Thanks for the tip! :-) Actually, the paragraph "1" alone did it for me. Now when using the new column button to sort by labels, I get the labels with priority on top. It really works even better than "flags", as I can use different priorities. But this leads to a logical sorting error/bug: "Pri

Re: PowerMail bits and bytes

Dear Jonathan, >Highlights... can this be an entire line instead of just a subject? >Seems to be an awkward implementation. I think this is on purpose, as it allows you to start drawing a selection rectangle from the "non-highlighted" points in a line. Otherwise, if the full line was highlighte

Re(2): PowerMail bits and bytes

on Sun, 9 Mar 2003 10:35:37 -0800 /Andy Fragen said: >>sorted by date here and it does not work... >> >>OS X 10.2.4 PM 4.1.2 >> >> >>on Sun, 9 Mar 2003 10:06:22 -0800 /Andy Fragen said: >> >>>On Sun, Mar 9, 2003, Jonathan Greene said: >>> Space Bar ... I like the usual scan through a messag

Re: PowerMail bits and bytes

*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* On Sun, Mar 9, 2003, Jonathan Greene said: >sorted by date here and it does not work... > >OS X 10.2.4 PM 4.1.2 > > >on Sun, 9 Mar 2003 10:06:22 -0800 /Andy Fragen said: > >>On Sun, Mar 9, 2003, Jonathan Greene said: >>

Re(2): powermail-discuss Digest #1431 - 03/08/03

This bug is happening to me as well. No command A or select all menu option. damn. -- "As long as people will accept crap, it will be financially profitable to dispense it." -- Dick Cavett on Sun, 9 Mar 2003 10:19:26 -0800 /Ira Lansing said: >>Here's a benign but bizarre bug I just discover

Re: powermail-discuss Digest #1431 - 03/08/03

>Here's a benign but bizarre bug I just discovered which I can reliably >reproduce: > >1. compose a new message. >2. select all text (presuming there is a signature pre-inserted in the body). >3. press backspace. >4. type some text. >5. choose 'select all' from the 'edit' menu. > >...but you can't

Re: PowerMail bits and bytes

*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* On Sun, Mar 9, 2003, Neil Lee said: >One other thing that would be nice to see is a proper mailing list >manager, so I could set a "always reply to" email address for mailing >lists. This is one of the few things that Ent

Re(2): PowerMail bits and bytes

sorted by date here and it does not work... OS X 10.2.4 PM 4.1.2 -- "One machine can do the work of fifty ordinary men. No machine can do the work of one extraordinary man." --Elbert Hubbard on Sun, 9 Mar 2003 10:06:22 -0800 /Andy Fragen said: >On Sun, Mar 9, 2003, Jonathan Greene said: > >>

Re: PowerMail bits and bytes

*This message was transferred with a trial version of CommuniGate(tm) Pro* On Sun, Mar 9, 2003, Jonathan Greene said: >Space Bar ... I like the usual scan through a message, but why not go to >the next message as well if you reach the end? It does this for me. Sorted 3 pane view by subject. --

Re: PowerMail bits and bytes

One more... Space Bar ... I like the usual scan through a message, but why not go to the next message as well if you reach the end? on Sun, 9 Mar 2003 11:52:27 -0500 /Jonathan Greene said: >So a few days into PowerMail and I am noticing things that work, but >perhaps not quite as expecting h

Indexing and Sleep

Well, after a bout of troubleshooting, it looks like CTM still hasn't fixed one of the bigger indexing problems - it doesn't allow my machine to go into deep sleep if indexing is turned on. As soon as I turn indexing off, my machine goes to sleep as expected. If I leave indexing on, my machine st

Re: PowerMail bits and bytes

>Highlights... can this be an entire line instead of just a subject? >Seems to be an awkward implementation. > >Threads... I love the idea of highlighting by thread in Mail and it is >something I always found great when scrolling through a long list of >messages... Oh yeah! I totally agree for b

PowerMail bits and bytes

So a few days into PowerMail and I am noticing things that work, but perhaps not quite as expecting having used Entourage and Mail... Highlights... can this be an entire line instead of just a subject? Seems to be an awkward implementation. Threads... I love the idea of highlighting by thread i

Connection correction

I've been trying to get PowerMail to wake up to the fact that a connection is dead. It seems to respond to a dead connection by acting dead itself. And it never reawakens unless a 'mouse up' event occurs on the 'stop' button in the connection status window. When the connection to the ISP dies dur

Re(3): Newbie reflections: Requesting scripts and features

I am looking for a script that will auto-attach a printed PDF like the applescript apple provided for Mail: on open these_items tell application "Mail" set the new_message to (make new outgoing message with properties {visible:true}) tell the new_message

An assorted pile of PM questions

I'm contemplating PM 4 and asked CTM these questions 1 week ago. Maybe you're more fit to answer these (They haven't responded so far). If so please give these a try: 1. Is PM 4 latest version 100% compatible with OS X 10.2.4? 2. Is PMs database stable these days under OS X 10.2? 3. Are there inc

Re(2): Newbie reflections: Requesting scripts and features

On 3/8/03 5:34 PM Max Gossell wrote: >I downloaded a demo of QuicKeys (qkx.html>) and hope I could solve it that way. Problem is I've never used >the app, and I'm not that good with tech stuff so I couldn't. But perhaps >it is possible -- somebody out there with

Re: Newbie reflections: Requesting scripts and features

>Incoming messages have a drop down menu called 'File in: ' where you >can select a folder to file the message in. aha - I understood you where referring to filters. ---marlyse