Now that searching has become so much better in PM, I would like to store
my archived mail back into PM again.
Does anyone know how to import tab-text databases or anything alike back
into PM (or any mail client, I'll get it back that way)?
Thanks
--
Mirko Kranenburg
Maastricht, Netherlands
e-
A question for the consistency of my filters:
Under what circumstances would 2 messages from the very same Microsoft
Outlook Express Macintosh-Edition/5.02.2106 app and the same account come
with these headers?:
Content-type: multipart/alternative;
boundary"MS_Mac_OE_3147085110_1324681_MIME_Part"
Lane at [EMAIL PROTECTED] said on 23/9/03 2:02 pm
>If I do a full search for "xyz" it finds all the messages in !read.
>
>It seems that the quick query only finds the display name (ie "bb") and
>not the email address ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). Is this correct? (I almost never
>know the display name, bu
I have tons of emails from user "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" in several folders, and I
want to move them all to a new folder for organization. So, I go to my
read mail folder (I renamed it !read) and do the quick find on "to/from"
containing xyz. It finds some, but not all, of the emails which I move.
If I
on Mon, Sep 22, 2003 PowerMail discussions may have said:
>Actually I don't seem to have a find command for 'Find in Content' but I
>do have 'Find in Current Message'. The short code for that is Cmd-Opt-C.
Yea, I did confuse the issue with my original post mistype; however cmd-
opt-c (not shift-
>Starting to see this a lot: I click on a message to view it, and get
>this dialogue box:
>===
>A Database error occured
>Class=DB
>What=7
>When=9
>===
>
>What does this mean, and what can I do about it?
>--
>later,
> JS
If you have not already done so, start PM with the command-option ke
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