Re: Too many recipients

Ira Lansing [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Friday, January 30, 2004 stated: >I teach online courses and routinely send a single group message that >contains 50 recipients. These days with heavier spam filters all around, >an occasional ISP for one of my students will refuse the message. >PowerMail puts u

Too many recipients

I teach online courses and routinely send a single group message that contains 50 recipients. These days with heavier spam filters all around, an occasional ISP for one of my students will refuse the message. PowerMail puts up a message indicating which address was refused; that's nice. My ques

Re: powermail-discuss Digest #1721 - 01/30/04

>Your guess is as good as mine. For two weeks I couldn't even receive any >email from this PowerMail Discussions list server. Did this happen to >anybody else, and does anybody know why? > >---Jay I too have not received any List Mail until today (1/30/04). --Ira

Re: clickable http addresses?

On Fri, Jan 30, 2004, it is attributed to gunnar madsen to have said: >I'm new to powermail, liking it very much these first few days, BUT... > >I'd love for web links to be clickable. Surely there's some way to make >that work? Hints, suggestions? > >tia, > >Gunnar Madsen > >-- >Gee, Spot! R

Re: clickable http addresses?

Hi Gunnar, >I'd love for web links to be clickable. Surely there's some way to make >that work? Hints, suggestions? When I DOUBLE-click on a link (for instance, the one in the sig of your email) the page opens in Safari. I'm running OSX Panther and the latest PowerMail. I don't _think_ I set

Re: clickable http addresses?

On 30 1 2004 at 4:24 pm -0500, gunnar madsen wrote: >I'd love for web links to be clickable. Surely there's some way to make >that work? Hints, suggestions? Yup: double-click. :) -ben -- Ben Kennedy, chief magician zygoat creative technical services 613-228-3392 | 1-866-466-4628 http://www.

clickable http addresses?

I'm new to powermail, liking it very much these first few days, BUT... I'd love for web links to be clickable. Surely there's some way to make that work? Hints, suggestions? tia, Gunnar Madsen -- Gee, Spot! Records http://www.gunnarmadsen.com

Re(2): How to see many BBC recipients?

[Ben Kennedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 29.1.2004 um 18:01 Uhr:] >I for one do not think I follow what you describe. If you have the >message in your Out Tray, and you click on it, you should see the entire >recipient list in the header displayed in the preview pane (or message >window when

Re: Re-sent mail?

Jaede Miloslavich wrote: >Why was this note "re-sent"? How could it be resent from me when I never >resent it, and to someone I never addressed this note to in the first >place? How can there be no indication in my out box about this note? How >can I be sure this never happens again? The "rese

Re: importing lots of signature files?

listes wrote: >Instead of entering these signatures by hand I'd like to import a series >of text files, each one containing the classical "-- " followed by a >couple of lines, and if possible pre-tag them to be included in the >"random list". >Is there a simple way to do this? You can write an a

Re(4): Shared DB

We had this discussion before. I can't use network solution. PM uses quite high page memory. This is even worse on my TiBook compared to desktop machine. In my line of work, digital audio editing, this TiBook page memory insufficiency is a known issue, and it seems PM is hitting the same spot.

Re-sent mail?

I am totally confused about a note I sent to a coworker. I sent it to this co-worker and no one else, and in my out box PowerMail shows it was sent only to that co-worker. And only sent once. Within the email text, there were several email addresses because I had copied some correspondence th

Re: What's the scoop on CTM's website?

Jay sez: >Your guess is as good as mine. For two weeks I couldn't even receive any >email from this PowerMail Discussions list server. Did this happen to >anybody else, and does anybody know why? I wasn't getting any mail from the list either, but I was blaming it on that recent Novarg/MyDoom vi

Re: What's the scoop on CTM's website?

there was some server problem as far as I know... All the best Matthias --- schmidt-systemdevelopment http://www.schmidt-system.com iChat/AIM: MatKoyasan Tel. +31-736-56-3905 --- Am/On: Fri, 30 Jan 2004

Re(4): Shared DB

I have now (apparently) successfully setup my PM database as Marlyse suggested. This does indeed appear to work, both Mac can access and use the database. Thanks for the tip. I found that PM displayed a warning about the Address Book not being in sync with the Apple Address Book when I first acce

Re: What's the scoop on CTM's website?

On 1/16/04, Zeph declared: >Hola... > >A friend of mine tried PM, and likes it. Now he wants to buy it, but >can't get connected to ctmdev.com. Seems this was discussed a few weeks >ago -- is there any resolution? How should my friend go about purchasing >the software? Your guess is as good a

Re(3): Shared DB

Ben Kennedy at Thu, 29 Jan 2004 19:06:31 -0500 said: >Sure: network the two Macs, launch PM on the one you wish to use at the >time, and use Switch User Environment to load up the database wherever it >is (locally or remotely). Couldn't be simpler. I wrote about this earlier. Quoting shameless

Re(3): Shared DB

now THAT sounds even simpler ;-) ---marlyse --- former message(s) quotes: >On 30 1 2004 at 6:56 pm -0500, Mark Smith wrote: > >>Has anybody here >>succeeded in setting up PM so that the same database is used by two >>different Macs? > >Sure: network the two Macs, la

Re(3): Shared DB

in your case I would setup the powerbook to NOT delete messages on server after downloading and on the other computer (desktop) to DELETE AFTER RETRIEVING. This means that the desktop will have all messages. And on the powerbook you can delete what you want to keep it small. I have somewhat such

PowerMail Salvage now available

Hi all, As many of you might recall, late last summer I suffered a serious corruption of my PowerMail message database. Almost always in such situations PowerMail's built-in diagnostic and recovery tools will successfully revive a partially-damaged database, usually with no loss of messages; but

Re(2): Shared DB

On 30 1 2004 at 6:56 pm -0500, Mark Smith wrote: >Has anybody here >succeeded in setting up PM so that the same database is used by two >different Macs? Sure: network the two Macs, launch PM on the one you wish to use at the time, and use Switch User Environment to load up the database wherever

Re(2): Shared DB

The MacWorld article Barbara mentions is available online. This strategy is not suitable for my needs, since you end up with the same mail database on two machines. This may suit many people, but is not suitable if you want to minimize the amou

Re: How to see many BBC recipients?

>How to see a long list of BBC recipients AFTER sending the mail? (To >check if I have forgotten one for example.) The long header only reads >"Undisclosed recipients;" and the shortened header only shows the first >ten recipients. PowerMail > Preferences... > Display : Max number of To/CC:

Re: How to see many BBC recipients?

On 27 1 2004 at 4:10 am -0500, computer artwork by subhash wrote: >How to see a long list of BBC recipients AFTER sending the mail? (To >check if I have forgotten one for example.) The long header only reads >"Undisclosed recipients;" and the shortened header only shows the first >ten recipients.

Re: problem with To, CC

On 16 1 2004 at 7:32 am -0500, Per Åström wrote: >I am on two different email-lists (with the same account), lets call them >A and B. If I send an email to both lists, like this, To: A, CC: B I will >recieve two mails, the one from list [...] >I consider this to be wrong since I actually sent the

Re: Date Problem in Attribution Line

On 17 1 2004 at 8:45 am -0500, Emily Jackson wrote: >I think there's a bug in PM regarding the date used in attribution lines, I wonder if this is related to a bug I posted a year and a half ago (though I have not taken the time to read through your description in detail): Begi

Re: Shared DB (was: Deleting partially received attachments)

Mikael Byström on 1/15/04 said >Richard, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > >>The way I keep my mail up on more than one computer is... >> >>Set the delete messages from server date far enough out >>that I collect copies on all my computers by checking >>for new mail before they are deleted. > >I couldn't

Re: PM qutting on new window creation

>>System: OS X 10.3.2 (Archive & Install last night) >>B&W G3 >>PowerMail 4.2.1 >> >>I've just upgraded to Panther, and everything seems to be going well >>except for the fact that PowerMail cannot spawn a new message window. >>If I hit command-N, PM quits; replying to mail causes a quit; and >>op