Re: Yet another really deadly bug w/ aliases to shared volumes

On 10 3 2005 at 3:47 pm -0500, A-NO-NE Music wrote: >In my case, there are there as 'sent item' :-) I do this as well. I've never seen the purpose of having an auxiliary "out tray" which is empty most of the time, taking up space in the folder list, along with a different "sent items". All-in-

Re: Yet another really deadly bug w/ aliases to shared volumes

Jay / 05.3.10 / 03:21 PM wrote: >What's it >doing in your Out Tray? In my case, there are there as 'sent item' :-) -- - Hiro [PROTECTED] <[PROTECTED]> <[PROTECTED]>

Re: Yet another really deadly bug w/ aliases to shared volumes

On 3/10/05, alan declared: >I mounted a shared volume, and sent an email with a file on that volume >as an attachment. I then unmounted the volume and turned off that computer > >Now if I go to my "Out Tray" and click on that email with the attachment, >PowerMail goes off with a rainbow pizza cur

Re: Yet another really deadly bug w/ aliases to shared volumes

Alan, Thus spoke alan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Thursday, 10 March 2005 at 3:00 AM +1000: >Now if I go to my "Out Tray" and click on that email with the attachment, >PowerMail goes off with a rainbow pizza cursor for ever. see Mini-Tutorial: The dreaded spinning pinwheel; Avoiding unresponsiveness

Re: Yet another really deadly bug w/ aliases to shared volumes

Ben Kennedy / 05.3.10 / 00:04 PM wrote: >This is a problem with the operating system. I notice this from time to >time as well, in apps other than PM (e.g. just in the Finder); for >example, if a network volume disappears, the entire system will grind to >a halt for upto 5 minutes or so. It is

Re: Turnaround time for licence? (Changed to Threading query)

Rein Ciarfella said: >I just tried Basheera Khan's suggestion. I've been manually dragging >(until I figure out how to get a filter to do it automatically - I'll get >into *that* later!) every PM List message into a single folder and I just >opened up that folder in a separate window and clicked

thread sorting (was"Re: Turnaround time for licence?")

Barbara Needham said: >. This has come up periodically in the past and I think the end >result is that, it is not going to be a part of PM. I don't see the logic in that assumption. if some technique for threading catches on to become a standard, hopefully an open one, then I can see CTM adding

Re: Yet another really deadly bug w/ aliases to shared volumes

On 10 3 2005 at 12:00 pm -0500, alan wrote: >Worse, it takes _two_ force quits to get PowerMail to quit, and then >after it quits it cannot be re-launched without restarting my Mac. >(Finder Error -800, Unable to complete that operation). This is a problem with the operating system. I notice th

Yet another really deadly bug w/ aliases to shared volumes

I just did this, but haven't tried to replicate it (for obvious reasons). I mounted a shared volume, and sent an email with a file on that volume as an attachment. I then unmounted the volume and turned off that computer Now if I go to my "Out Tray" and click on that email with the attachment, P

Re: Small feature request

On 10 3 2005 at 2:54 am -0500, Urs Gruetzner wrote: >In case when a plan to check for mail is active I would prefer to read in >the lower right corner of the window "idle now, next automatic connection >xy hour", instead of "nothing to do". Yeah, that would be nice. I think I recall requesting

Re: PowerMail/Epson conflict (RESOLVED!) :)

Matthias >you have a port problem. >The OS "thinks" the modem is connected to this port. >How do you connect to the internet? >Check your settings under "Schedules". >Check your connection settings. You're correct! See below... Don >I reported a problem between PowerMail, Mac OS 9.1, and my E

Re: Recovering lost data - tips?

On Thu, Mar 10, 2005 at 10:21 am -0600, Wayne Brissette wrote: >>My PowerMail Files are in user/Mail/PowerMail Files not in user/ >>documents. Yours not? > >Mine are on a totally different hard drive. It's all how you set it up. ...but the default is ~/Mail/PowerMail Files, so that would seem th

Re: Recovering lost data - tips?

>My PowerMail Files are in user/Mail/PowerMail Files not in user/ >documents. Yours not? Mine are on a totally different hard drive. It's all how you set it up. Wayn -- "Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake." - Napoleon Bonaparte

Re: Recovering lost data - tips?

>Hi all, > >Thanks for the feedback to my earlier posts; as it happens, I received >my registration code pretty much as I hit send on the other mail - >typical! ;-) > >I've been playing around with PM, tweaking it to suit my needs, etc, >and while it has been fun for one day, I have a feeling that

Re: Recovering lost data - tips?

am Donnerstag, 10. März 2005 11:06 Uhr schrieb Basheera Khan >Hi all, > >Thanks for the feedback to my earlier posts; as it happens, I received >my registration code pretty much as I hit send on the other mail - >typical! ;-) > >I've been playing around with PM, tweaking it to suit my needs, et

Recovering lost data - tips?

Hi all, Thanks for the feedback to my earlier posts; as it happens, I received my registration code pretty much as I hit send on the other mail - typical! ;-) I've been playing around with PM, tweaking it to suit my needs, etc, and while it has been fun for one day, I have a feeling that I'm

Re: DATA line too long?

you can't shorten the header, you can only shorten the body ;-) there's either some trouble with the mailbox (unknown) of the recipient or a rely denied error. All the best Matthias --- schmidt-systemdevelopment http://www.schmidt-system.com iChat/AI

Re(2): DATA line too long?

[Matthias Schmidt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 10.3.2005 um 17:48 Uhr:] >according the rfcs: >550 No such user here >or mailbox unavailable > >but here it could possibly mean that the header is too long (>1kb) I shortened it: No effect. The full error message is 550 DATA line too long (

Re: DATA line too long?

Hi, according the rfcs: 550 No such user here or mailbox unavailable but here it could possibly mean that the header is too long (>1kb) All the best Matthias --- schmidt-systemdevelopment http://www.schmidt-system.com iChat/AIM: MatKoyasan Tel. +8

DATA line too long?

Does anybody know what this means: host [...] said: 550 DATA line too long (Max 1024) It's an error message in a returned mail. -- http://www.subhash.at

Small feature request

In case when a plan to check for mail is active I would prefer to read in the lower right corner of the window "idle now, next automatic connection xy hour", instead of "nothing to do". Urs

Re: Can't Open Attachments

Cap, did you try to repair permissions and update prebindings ? Good tool for doing all the stuff is Yasu. You'll find it here: All the best Matthias --- schmidt-systemdevelopment http://www.schmidt-s

Re: Can't Open Attachments

Hmm. Never knew you could do that. Thanks, Matthias. Tried it and got the same error, though. Regards, Cap Wrinkling the very fabric of reality-as-we-know-it, Matthias Schmidt gave me to understand: >Subject: Re: Can't Open Attachments >From: "Matthias Schmidt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Date: Wed, 9

Re: PowerMail/Epson conflict

I reported a problem between PowerMail, Mac OS 9.1, and my Epson Stylus 740 to PowerMail Engineering back in May 2003 when we were still in 4.1.2, and also posted a note to the list about this issue a few months later. I _think_ I resolved the issue on my machine by making sure that Appletalk was

Re: Turnaround time for licence?

Basheera - To answer your question about license turnaround time: We've seen everywhere from overnight to a week. Mine took a week. CTM is a small company. Raúl Basheera Khan wrote: >Hi all, > >I am a new PowerMail user, as well as a new subscriber to the list - >so, howdy. :-) > >I have a