Re: powermail-discuss Printing

>Hello > >Is there any way to disable that grayish background I get when printing a >message's body? >Thank you > >Giovanni Andreani With all the discussion lately about feature requests and how much HTML code can dance on the header of a pin, I did not want this question to go unanswered. I don

Re: powermail-discuss Mailing software

>> RE: >> I'm pretty sure there is an OS X version of LetterRip. > >You're right. Funny part is they still have a quote on their site from me >that is close to 9 years old now! ;-) > >Wayne Another nice piece of software that can handle bulk mailings is Maildrop from Freshly Squeezed Software (w

Re: Recent Mail Window enhancements request

Just another example of how widely people's work styes differ! Barbara never use the Recent Mail window -- I'd be completely lost without it (much of my mail is auto-filtered into folders, and locating each bold folder in a hierarchy to read the new mail would be a wearisome chore). Marlyse's id

Re: Server-Side Solution?

-Original Message- From: Jeremy Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > RE: > I'm pretty sure there is an OS X version of LetterRip. You're right. Funny part is they still have a quote on their site from me that is close to 9 years old now! ;-) Wayne

Re: Server-Side Solution?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (18/3/05 4:43 pm) said: >You need a mailing list, not a mail application. The easiest one is >LetterRip, but I'm not sure what the status is of that product (I have a >license for a Mac OS 9 version, and I don't think a Mac OS X version is >even under development). I'm pretty

Re: Archive/Export to FM?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >Anybody know of a good way to export/archive my 10k+ worth of email >messages into a Filemaker database? If this is for backup, just export to Unix mailbox and/or PowerMail exchange format instead and burn to an archive. PowerMails search functionality, stability and so

Re: Server-Side Solution?

Even if you paid for a Static IP address, they would probably say the same thing because the IP number would still belong to an ISP "dynamic" pool of numbers. The ISP would have to give you an IP number that was not previously from a "dynamic block" or it won't help you. There are publicly readabl

Re(2): Server-Side Solution?

Wayne makes a valid point in regards the need of a mailing list. My husband uses "post.office" which is for both a regular email server and list software. URL is . The site states "Post.Office is a scalable SMTP/POP3/IMAP messaging server designed to mee

Re: Big Type Little Type

Anthony Sanna (18/3/05 4:45 pm) said: >I have my display preferences set to Geneva 14pt. I have old eyes, and a >monitor set to a higher than normal resolution, which renders screen type >smaller than normal. This all works. > >However, when I print out an e-mail, the type is overly large. OK

Re: Why I'm switching from PowerMail to OS X Mail

Andy Fragen on 3/18/05 said >The real Mail killer for me is PM ability to set 'View Unread Only'. That is my big one also. Thunderbird does it, although it has other things I don't like. -- Barbara Needham

Big Type Little Type

I have my display preferences set to Geneva 14pt. I have old eyes, and a monitor set to a higher than normal resolution, which renders screen type smaller than normal. This all works. However, when I print out an e-mail, the type is overly large. OK for the eyes, I suppose, but it wastes a lot

Re: Server-Side Solution?

Steve: You need a mailing list, not a mail application. The easiest one is LetterRip, but I'm not sure what the status is of that product (I have a license for a Mac OS 9 version, and I don't think a Mac OS X version is even under development). However, you need to look at that type of softwar

Re: Why I'm switching from PowerMail to OS X Mail

The real Mail killer for me is PM ability to set 'View Unread Only'. -- Andy Fragen On Thu, Mar 17, 2005, Dan Webb said: >PowerMail advantages:

Server-Side Solution?

Between a rock and a hard place here, maybe someone has a suggestion. I have about 5000+ people on my mailing lists, and as you can imagine, the majority of them are AOL users (ugh!) Well, as it is, AOL will not allow me to email their members en-bulk as a SPAM-preventative, and a request to get "

Re: Why I'm switching from PowerMail to OS X Mail

One of the best reasons to stay with PowerMail is the responsiveness of the developer/support team. Posting problems and feature requests here will get a faster response from CTM than with Apple's team. Not that Apple does a bad job, it's just that the bigger the ship the less responsive it is.

Re: Recent Mail Window enhancements request

Marlyse Comte on 3/18/05 said >>1. Integrate it into the main browser window as a tab. I work in 3-pane >>mode, and the idea of retaining the folder list on the left with the >>remaining area showing *either* the normal browser view(s) *or* the RMW, >>depending on what is required seems to me to

Re: Recent Mail Window enhancements request

>1. Integrate it into the main browser window as a tab. I work in 3-pane >mode, and the idea of retaining the folder list on the left with the >remaining area showing *either* the normal browser view(s) *or* the RMW, >depending on what is required seems to me to be a neater solution than >having t

Recent Mail Window enhancements request

I've put these feature requests into the mix at various points in the past but I thought I'd reiterate them in one coherent chunk, as they all pertain to the Recent Mail window (RMW). I LOVE the recent Mail window, and in fact I read nearly all of my email from there, only needing the browser wind

Re: Why I'm switching from PowerMail to OS X Mail

On Mar 18, 2005, at 2:18 AM, Michael Lewis wrote: > Lastly, the real reason I'm replying, don't throw away that SpamSieve > license. You might be able to transfer it over to SpamSieve for Mail. I > don't know how robust the junk filter is in Mail. I have a few clients > who use it and it seems to

Re: Why I'm switching from PowerMail to OS X Mail

>I have 180.000 messages in my Database. In my company, I'm the only one >using PM, but all people here keep the same message database in their >clients (all messages are distributed to all of us). Need I say more than >that often, people call me to perform a search for them in my email >database

Re: Why I'm switching from PowerMail to OS X Mail

>Dan Webb (17/3/05 6:51 am) said: > >>PowerMail advantages: >>1. Different signature for each account. >>2. Different column preferences for each view. >>3. Message priorities. Mail has message colors, but they're not easy >>to use. >>4. Faster searching. Mail is slower, but still very usable.

Re: Why I'm switching from PowerMail to OS X Mail

Jeremy Hughes wrote: >5. Handles larger message databases without problems. But Apple Mail will >be fine with 7000 messages (I have 117000). Generally: I'm not denying that PM has its issues, and some serious ones as well, and some that I'd like to see implemented sooner than later (see my "Inte

Re: Why I'm switching from PowerMail to OS X Mail

Hi Dan; I agree entirely with Michael when he says that this is really a matter of opinion, and everyone should choose the application that's right for them. I dip into Mail every time they bring out a major new version (ie. I looked at it when Panther came out and I'll no doubt reassess it when

Re: Why I'm switching from PowerMail to OS X Mail

Dan Webb (17/3/05 6:51 am) said: >PowerMail advantages: >1. Different signature for each account. >2. Different column preferences for each view. >3. Message priorities. Mail has message colors, but they're not easy >to use. >4. Faster searching. Mail is slower, but still very usable. I have

Background Printing Colour

Hello Is there any way to disable that grayish background I get when printing a message's body? Thank you Giovanni Andreani

Re: Why I'm switching from PowerMail to OS X Mail

Dan Webb sez: >I've enjoyed using PowerMail, but because Mail has caught up with >PowerMail (and exceeded it in some cases) it's time to move on. This is obviously a matter of opinion, but if this is the way you feel then you're making the best decision for you! In fact, your point about Mail b

Why I'm switching from PowerMail to OS X Mail

I've been a PowerMail and SpamSieve user for 3 years now, ever since I moved from OS 9 and Claris Emailer. When I switched to OS X, the Mail program was woefully inadequate. It has improved tremendously since then, and I recently decided to make the switch. Here's why. OS X Mail advantages,

Re: Archive/Export to FM?

>hmmm... hasn't been updated since 2003. Have you used it? Actually, no. :) But it's a commonly recommended solution. Chris --

Re(2): Archive/Export to FM?

typo, sorry - make that eMessage Archiver, mentioned in another answer to your question. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >I use eMail Archiver and I like it. >---marlyse > > former message(s) quotes: - > >>Anybody know of a good way to expo

Re(2): Archive/Export to FM?

using it constantly with good success. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >hmmm... hasn't been updated since 2003. Have you used it? > >>>Anybody know of a good way to export/archive my 10k+ worth of email >>>messages into a Filemaker database? >> >>John Carlsen's eM

Re: Archive/Export to FM?

I use eMail Archiver and I like it. ---marlyse former message(s) quotes: - >Anybody know of a good way to export/archive my 10k+ worth of email >messages into a Filemaker database? > >Kind Regards > >Manoel Felciano > >

Re: Archive/Export to FM?

hmmm... hasn't been updated since 2003. Have you used it? >>Anybody know of a good way to export/archive my 10k+ worth of email >>messages into a Filemaker database? > >John Carlsen's eMessage Archiver: > > >Chris >-- > > >

Re: [OT]Oldest member of list

A belated Happy Birthday to you, Len! Rick -- "He couldn't decide what to do, so he decided to watch what the government was doing and sort of scale it down to size, and run his life that way." -- Original message: Received from Leonard Morgenstern on 11/3/05 at 4:14 pm >82 as of last Frida