Lyle, I agree pics or other info from the addressbook would be cool.
Lyle said:
>By the way, the truncated message has me investigating PowerMail
>seriously again. I am very impressed with it.
I used Emailer since 1.1v3, well into Mac OS X and have found since 2004
that PowerMail is a worthy
Michael Tsai / 2005/05/27 / 09:13 PM wrote:
>You can check SpamSieve's log for yourself and see if there is
>a "Predicted: Spam" entry for the message in question.
Chiming in.
I have been in this loop as well.
Just tonight, once again, from a sender who is not on my address book
but has excha
>I just upgraded to OX 10.4 and then updated to 10.4.1. Now, PM 5.2
>crashes whenever I try to create a new message, open an existing
>message, or optimize my search index. I sent a crash log to Jerome, but
>I'm hoping that someone here can help. I noticed from an earlier message
>the suggestion o
On May 27, 2005, at 8:07 PM, Lane Roathe wrote:
> I am trying to get false positives (ie, email that is NOT spam but
> gets
> marked as such) sent back to spamsieve so it can update it's stats.
You should use the "Mark as Good" command.
> However, no matter what I try so far spamsieve reports
I am still using OS X 10.3.9, but now that PM supports Spotlight
searches, I have a reason to consider upgrading to Tiger when I go into
town to do some shopping this weekend.
How good is PM's/SpotLight's search? What happens when you find a
message in a database that is not the default databa
I am trying to get false positives (ie, email that is NOT spam but gets
marked as such) sent back to spamsieve so it can update it's stats.
However, no matter what I try so far spamsieve reports 0 false positives
and (of course) all such email is still getting marked as spam.
On the otherhand, if
Ok I love you.
On 5/27/05, Karel Gillissen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can turn them off in the preferences:
> Go to Preferences -> notifications
>
> Karel
>
> Op vrijdag, 27 mei 2005 schreef Lally Singh:
>
> >Hi. The one thing that gets me about PM is that every time I open up
> >my lap
Barbara Needham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The partial solution I have found is to download my mail by pop [leave
> messages on server] and connect by IMAP. [dot mac server, that may make a
> difference]. This enables spam to be deleted by the pop download and at
> the later imap connection it
listes on 5/27/05 said
>Daniele Procida <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> is it possible to filter IMAP mail?
>
>As far as I remember, the couple Powermail/Spamsieve that existed one
>year ago (many version upgrades since then) *did* allow SpamSieve to
>filter IMAP email, but I tested it only to "c
You can turn them off in the preferences:
Go to Preferences -> notifications
Karel
Op vrijdag, 27 mei 2005 schreef Lally Singh:
>Hi. The one thing that gets me about PM is that every time I open up
>my laptop, the dock icon bounces incessantly until I click OK on each
>of three different "No
Hi. The one thing that gets me about PM is that every time I open up
my laptop, the dock icon bounces incessantly until I click OK on each
of three different "No POP server on X" dialogs. I donno how many
others it bothers, but I know it's constantly making me think of other
mail clients to look
Btw, PGP 9's not tiger certified yet! (odd, I know)
On 5/27/05, John Keegan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>Has anyone used the new PGP 9 with PowerMail in Tiger? The old
> >>Applescripts for encryption and decryption don't seem to work on this
> >>new version of PGP...
> >
> >Anyone have any idea
Daniele Procida <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> is it possible to filter IMAP mail?
As far as I remember, the couple Powermail/Spamsieve that existed one
year ago (many version upgrades since then) *did* allow SpamSieve to
filter IMAP email, but I tested it only to "color" mails, I don't know
wethe
John Keegan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To followup on my own question, it turns out the problem is with PGP 9's
> most current beta (9.0.1 Beta 2), there is no Applescript support so that
> is the culprit right there. So if you need PGP support w/Powermail, and
> are using Applescript to do the
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