Re: PowerMail Crashes after moving to newer Mac

C. A. Niemiec wrote: >>How do I get it to CTM. I've not had any luck contacting them. > >From the menubar: > >Help > Send a Message to PowerMail Support... > ;-) How could-he when PM crashs? Try <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: PowerMail Crashes after moving to newer Mac

Art Wheat wrote: >Hello: >I've had a terrible time getting PowerMail to work on my new Mac. It >will launch OK but when I open most other windows within the application >it crashes. > >Any words of wisdom or help from someone who has had similar problems >would be greatly appreciated. > >I'm r

Re: PowerMail Crashes after moving to newer Mac

>How do I get it to CTM. I've not had any luck contacting them. From the menubar: Help > Send a Message to PowerMail Support... --

Re: PowerMail Crashes after moving to newer Mac

I would guess a permissions issue. (?) You *could* install a fresh copy, make a new user and compare those permissions to what you have on the old PowerMail folder / files. We had a similar issue when we tried putting the "PowerMail Files" on a server. We had to correct the folder & file perm

Re: PowerMail Crashes after moving to newer Mac

How do I get it to CTM. I've not had any luck contacting them. Here is the results of the crash log: * Host Name: theHumanTorch Date/Time: 2006-08-11 10:00:52.675 -0400 OS Version: 10.4.7 (Build 8J135) Report Version: 4 Command: ??? Path:??? Parent:

Re: PowerMail Crashes after moving to newer Mac

You should send the crash log to CTM. They will help you determine what the problem is from the crash log. Wayne -Original Message- >From: Art Wheat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Sent: Aug 17, 2006 8:47 AM >To: powermail-discuss@ctmdev.com >Subject: PowerMail Crashes after moving to newer Mac >

PowerMail Crashes after moving to newer Mac

Hello: I've had a terrible time getting PowerMail to work on my new Mac. It will launch OK but when I open most other windows within the application it crashes. Any words of wisdom or help from someone who has had similar problems would be greatly appreciated. I'm running on a G5 iMac 2GB of

Re: SPAM Question

On Aug 16, 2006, at 5:43 PM, A-NO-NE Music wrote: > I get tons of SPAM which sender is my address but the sender _name_ is > someone else, and the TO is also identical to FROM. The first thing to check is SpamSieve's log: to see if the messag

Re: Universal Binary

On Aug 16, 2006, at 5:28 PM, Eric Bickford wrote: > I can confirm that each time my PowerMail crashes, SpamSieve also > dies/ > quits/disappears. And there is NO SpamSieve.crash.log or SpamSieve > crash > reporter. I only get a crash report for PowerMail. If crash reporting is on (which it s

Re: Feature Request - it already exists (kind of)

Marlyse Comte said like this: >you are absolutely right - this DOES work. Now I only end up with >results which include the full expression. I was not aware of this >search option (shows how often I use search in my mail, like 2x a year). It only *seems to* work... ie, it works in this circumsta

Re: Universal Binary

On 8/16/06, at 2:28 PM, Eric Bickford [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >But I suspect there may be more than 1 reason for PowerMail to be >crashing under Intel. And there is _definitely_ some relationship with >my PM crashes and SpamSieve. I don't use SpamSieve and PM crashes once or twice a day, rarely

SPAM Question

Have been wanting to ask this question for a long time. I get tons of SPAM which sender is my address but the sender _name_ is someone else, and the TO is also identical to FROM. From: "SomeoneElseNoIdeaWhoThatIs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: "SomeoneElseNoIdeaWhoThatIs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To

Re: Universal Binary

Michael; >I doubt that. No one's reported it, and probably the worst that would >happen to PowerMail if SpamSieve crashed is that it wouldn't get the >proper reply to one of its Apple events (which I'm sure the CTM folks >know how to handle). In any case, it should be obvious if SpamSieve

Re: Improved search index (was"Re: Feature Request")

No, I'm still a geek and usually keep my machine up to date, which now is already at 10.4.7 :-) You might have seen my later response, that using "search pattern" works - what I found out meanwhile is that this works almost with identical results to using "exact phrase". I think the main reason

Improved search index (was"Re: Feature Request")

Marlyse Comte said it like this: > I have another feature >request: that the search window would treat "23.95" as exactly that and >not "23-AND-95" - because when I search for a specific bill it comes up >with way too many results just because it does not see the period as >part of it all. Hear '

Re(2): Beta testers needed: iPhoto Mailer Patcher 4.1

ok, I think I figured out why I got the error message: a) I launched the patcher from within the mounted disc image. b) it seems to have patched iPhoto despite the error message, because when I copied the patcher to the Finder and launched I received the message that iPhoto had already been patch