On 10/19/04 at 8:01 PM, PowerMail discussions (powermail-
[EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Thank-you to all who've responded to my query so far... as an adendum to
my previous post I did notice a tremendous amount of HD activity while
PM V. 5.1b3 demo is running or idle. I think this explains the high
On a much faster machine (2 x 2.0 GHz G5) I get 0.2-0.5% usage (out of
200%) when PM is in the background. OSX 10.3.latest.
A
John Leiher at Tue, 19 Oct 2004 12:53:20 -0400 said:
I'm investigating the possibility of upgrading PM from V. 4.1.2 to
version 5. I downloaded the 5.1b3 demo this
Hi John,
One problem I do notice however is the excessive CPU usage with
this demo.. Activity Monitor indicates 45 to 55% CPU usage when
Powermail V.5 is idle.
I'm running 5.1b1 and seeing between .9 and 1.5 when PM is idle and in
the background. As I type this, I see levels between 5 and 10.
I'm investigating the possibility of upgrading PM from V. 4.1.2 to
version 5. I downloaded the 5.1b3 demo this morning and since I had
already tried out a demo 5xxx when it had first been released some
months ago, the demo has expired. No problem with that however, my
impressions of the original
Hi --
I'm a registered user of PM 5.0.2, and have been very happy until
recently...
I can not use the program now because every time I start it, I get a
message rebuilding indices... so I wait until just before it is
finished I get
Database error
more details... provides the following
PowerMail Engineering said:
What happens if I delete an account for which I have recieved and keep
messages in my DB? Is it reassigned or are the messages orphaned? This
was a great problem in Emailer, when it came to exporting, so I'd prefer
to know.
Nothing wrong.
This was a bit too cryptic
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