On Thu, Dec 4, 2003, Marco Piovanelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>It kept track of attachments using aliases, so I could rename
>attachments and organize them into several different folders to suit
>me, and Emailer was still able to match the original messages to
>their attachments. That was a f
I see the "red dots" quite often, and if I keep PowerMail open for a long
writing/editing session, I can get one in nearly every line down the left
side of my window. (I have one to play with right now.) I'd say it's
smaller than a period. Maybe just a single pixel. They stick to the
window locati
On Thu, 4 Dec 2003 03:33:29 -0700,
cheshirekat ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>Would be nice if PM made it easy to follow a file when moved.
It sure would.
>Are there other email applications that keep track of an attachment
>that has been moved or renamed?
Claris Emailer 2.0 was one of them.
It
Thank you Jerome, that works!
Klaus-Dieter Lorch
>Klaus-Dieter Lorch wrote:
>
>>Since my provider changed his server last weekend I have problems to
>>recieve mails from more than 4 accounts. Before this it was no problem to
>>recieve mails from 11 accounts at the same time.
>
>It's a limitatio
Klaus-Dieter Lorch wrote:
>Since my provider changed his server last weekend I have problems to
>recieve mails from more than 4 accounts. Before this it was no problem to
>recieve mails from 11 accounts at the same time.
It's a limitation of your provider. All you can do is to configure
PowerMai
On Wed, Dec 03, 2003, the following words from Mikael Byström pmdisc-
[EMAIL PROTECTED], emerged from a plethora of SPAM ...
>If the answer to the above is it's not possible, may I suggest to CTM Dev
>that they make it possible to reset a new path for an attachment? This
>could make possible usef
On Thu, Dec 04, 2003, the following words from PowerMail Engineering
[EMAIL PROTECTED], emerged from a plethora of SPAM ...
>Mikael Byström wrote:
>
>>As the "file" property of "attachments" is read only, does this mean it's
>>impossible under OS X to update the path for the attachment if I have
Just t add to the body of facts, I'm using Stuffit 7.0.3 with the PM/OS
configuration below and my stuffit checkbox at the bottom of a message
works fine. So I'd say that it's not a simple case of Stuffit being
broken in PM 4.2.1 under Panther, but must be a more complex combination
of factors.
N
Sorry, my english ist not so good, but I hope, you will understand me:
Since my provider changed his server last weekend I have problems to
recieve mails from more than 4 accounts. Before this it was no problem to
recieve mails from 11 accounts at the same time. Now I can recieve mails
from each
Am Mi, 3. Dez 2003, schrieb Pat O'Halloran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>I have Deluxe 8.0.1 and the check box is greyed out for me
The same here - tested with StuffIt Standard 7.x, Deluxe 7.x and Deluxe
8.0/8.0.1
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Verla
Mikael Byström wrote:
>As the "file" property of "attachments" is read only, does this mean it's
>impossible under OS X to update the path for the attachment if I have it
>moved by scripting the finder executed by a filter?
If you move an attachment to a different location by any mean, PowerMail
As the "file" property of "attachments" is read only, does this mean it's
impossible under OS X to update the path for the attachment if I have it
moved by scripting the finder executed by a filter? Or is there some
backdoor? Can I perhaps make PowerMail to move the file instead? If so,
how? How i
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