Good point. Tried that, but although having administrator privileges, PM was showing the same error. So just changing her rights doesn't seem to work...
> Try giving your wife's user account administrator privileges >temporarily and see if everything works fine then. If so, you haven't >yet checked permissions on the relevant file(s). Yep, I've had the idea as well, since PM and SpamSieve are communicating via AppleScript. But it's not within the applications (re-installation didn't help) or the direct user/application support files, as I checked the permissions of those. I think it is buried deeper in the system. Maybe a framework used by both applications while talking. However, I don't know which ones and where :-). Guess I have to dig deeper. > PowerMail can write to surprising things. In 4.1 (haven't tried 5.x >yet), PowerMail writes at quit time to AppleScript files in the PowerMail >Scripts folder (inside the application package) that were run from the >Scripts menu during the session (can't imagine why it does this). If the >user doesn't have write access (non-admin OS X users don't after a >standard install), the program crashes (bad error handling!). Took me >quite a while to associate the script-running activity with the crashes. > Sounds like something similar might be going on here. > > > Michael Hartman > Thanks for the input. Karsten.
